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[nomaduser]

Udemy, Pluralsight, Linkedin Learning, Packt Publishing are the best tutorial providers for computer science stuffs...
In my opinion, they provide way more useful info than college level online courses. Most of college-level computer science courses are useless in real life. lol

I think Pluralsight, Linkedin Learning courses deserve college credits. Online IT college courses on Tel Learning, Sophia.org, Study.com just cover bare minimum fundamentals and they don't teach you skills that are actually useful in business. They don't want you to make any money in business. LOL
I hope the world will change one day and we will get credits for taking Pluralsight, Linkedin Learning, Packt Pub courses.

You can always do PLA's for stuff you learn; or take a cert that counts for college credit at some schools (like WGU).

That's not what I'm talking about. For example, if you develop applications using Google's Angular, you can land a job given that you have at least 30+ pieces to showcase in your portfolio. But the entire 4-year computer science / IT college programs will never mention about 'Angular' and 'TypeScript'.

So the IT / Computer Science courses taught on Coursera, Edx, Study.com, Sophia.org are very least likely to land you a job. They only cover fundamentals which you can bypass. 

You can learn practical skills that can land a job through Pluralsight, Udemy, Linkedin Learning, Packt Pub, and Pearson.
It's kinda funny that real practical and lucrative skills will never worth any college credit.