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Tuesday, February 28, 2012

Online cryptography class delayed again

Posted on 7:11 AM by Unknown

Prof. Boneh's online cryptography class has been delayed again. The announcement says "We now expect that the course will start either late in February or early in March," further explaining that "There have naturally been legal and administrative issues to be sorted out in offering Stanford classes freely to the outside world, and it's just been taking time. "

Still keeping my fingers crossed...

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