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- mike - Sep 19 2008 | computer science, mit, video, ocw
Unfortunately, MIT does not have it's introductory courses online in video format. But, my FAVORITE class at MIT is up here - and in my mind the CORE course for computer science.
The only drawback - it's Real Media video format so you have to download their spammy player.
Quoted: This section lists the lecture files as per the topics covered in the course along with the lecture video files.
- mhartl - Feb 10 2007 | algorithms
Quoted: This section lists the lecture files as per the topics covered in the course along with the lecture video files.
- radical - Jun 13 2006 | algorithms, videos, lectures, ocw, imported:del.icio.us
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You know, I look at this and see pretty much the same set of topics I studied about 25 years ago at Purdue. I see the same thing when I look at books on algorithms. I'm surprised that they haven't expanded these courses out a bit and have some graph drawing algorithms in there or mathematical algebra algorithms out there. I mean, these are certainly bedrock algorithms but it would appear that nothing much new has happened worth reporting on in the last 25 years.