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M.I.T. lecture notes

Courses I would like to check in the future

Obviously, I am not an undergrad @MIT. The numbering has to do with the science field and maybe the department involved, but since these do not really matter to me, I have listed them here in my own grouping.

Computer Science

  • [-] 6.006 - Introduction to Algorithms
  • [-] 6.042J - Maths for CS
  • [ ] 6.034, by Prof. Winston P.
  • [-] 6.858 Computer Security
  • [ ] 6.SO95 - Programming for the puzzled.
  • [ ] 6.172 - Performance Engineering Of Software Systems

Mathematics

  • [-] 18.02 - Auroux’s Multivariable Calculus
    • I loved these lectures, and learnt a lot through them. They are listed here because I did not finish them, and since they are entertaining, I’d like to do that some time in the future.
  • [ ] 18.03 - Differential Equations
  • [-] 18.06 - Strang’s Linear Algebra
    • To be frank I think I have not seen just a lecture or two, but I feel it is by far the best resource to study LA from, and I would really like to gain a better understanding of the subject at hand by going through Strang’s book and exercises at the same time.
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Physics

  • [ ] 8.02X - Because… Walter Lewin.

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