After a decade of partnership with Harvard, Yale’s CS50 course will no longer be offered starting in fall 2025 due to limited funding and an expanding computer science department.

Starting in September, a popular intro-level coding course at Harvard University, CS50, will be taught by an AI professor.

Students shopping one of Harvard’s most popular undergraduate courses will arrive in Sanders Theater tomorrow to a changed CS50.

The “CS50 bot” will be able to respond to frequently-asked student questions and is anticipated to be a more accessible version of a classroom professor.

Yale’s CS50 course will give students access to an AI chatbot that can provide around-the-clock assistance.

Harvard’s CS50, as the article points out, tends to polarize. Personally, I’m a big fan. I have nothing but admiration for the spirit of experimentation and passion that David Malan, his teaching team ...

CS50 is exceptional for its size, its resources and the cult of personality around its charismatic leader. It is more than just a class at Harvard; it is a cultural touchstone, a lifestyle, a ...

Among the long list of tech luminaries who have passed through Harvard's introductory computer science course CS50 is YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki, who recently recorded a video for the college ...