The Missing Semester of Your CS Education (MIT, 2020)

MIT's 'Missing Semester' lectures from IAP 2020, 11 sessions and about 10 hours, teaching the practical tools that university courses rarely cover. It starts with the shell, then shell tools and scripting, the Vim editor, data wrangling with command-line tools and regular expressions, and the command-line environment (job control, terminal multiplexers, dotfiles, remote machines over SSH). Later lectures cover version control with Git explained from its data model, debugging and profiling, metaprogramming such as build systems, dependencies and continuous integration, security and cryptography basics, a potpourri of extra tools, and a final Q&A. It suits BS students and self-taught programmers who want to work faster on Linux and in real software teams.