What are some good computer science resources for a blind programmer?

Question

I'm a totally blind individual who would like to learn more of the theory aspect of computer science. I've had an intro data structures class and the general intro programming but would like to learn more on things such as software design, advanced data structures, and compiler design. I want to do this as a self study course not as part of college classes.Unfortunately there aren’t many text books available on computer science from Recordings for the Blind and Dyslexic where I normally get my textbooks. I would appreciate any electronic resources preferably free that could help me get more of a computer science education rather then the newest language or platform that a lot of programming sites appear to focus on.

Answer 1

There are some textbooks on compiler construction, software design, etc. Can you use some of the reading tools for those, either online or the specific book readers that you can buy? I know that the diagrams may be difficult. I am quite expert on software design since I did it and taught it for many years. I have written part of a compiler but it has been awhile. Have you tried the MIT Open Courseware? They have an advanced data structures class. GeeksforGeeks has a tutorial on Compiler Design and other advanced topics. MIT also has a lot on Software Design.