This website is current. I'm one of the alumni involved in this version of the course.
To give some more context, this is a course taught by a group of MIT alumni over MIT's "IAP" January term (http://web.mit.edu/iap/). As such, it's only 8 lectures over the course of a month, not a full semester-long class. It's partially sponsored by the EECS department and worth 6 units of P/D/F credit, but is not affiliated with the official EECS curriculum in any way, and does not fulfill any department requirements.
It's mostly just an effort by a few of us who loved SICP to give students these days an opportunity to be exposed to some of the Big Ideas from the class, that we feel haven't really found their way into the revamped curriculum.
To give some more context, this is a course taught by a group of MIT alumni over MIT's "IAP" January term (http://web.mit.edu/iap/). As such, it's only 8 lectures over the course of a month, not a full semester-long class. It's partially sponsored by the EECS department and worth 6 units of P/D/F credit, but is not affiliated with the official EECS curriculum in any way, and does not fulfill any department requirements.
It's mostly just an effort by a few of us who loved SICP to give students these days an opportunity to be exposed to some of the Big Ideas from the class, that we feel haven't really found their way into the revamped curriculum.