During the winter semester of 2015-2016 I am going to deliver in HIT a course that covers both Java and Scala. The course will take place every monday 1200-1600.
You can find the syllabus at internet_programming_2015_10_he.pdf.
You can find the detailed plan at https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1N72s7PXOigx0Q3evNyjWpsA8dYuPEaK-aPZLW8baKb8/pubhtml
You can find the Google Community I created for this course at https://plus.google.com/communities/112253375318669942139.
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