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Thanks for compiling this resource. Eventually I will work my way though it all :-)
Nice list. Specially the "Computer Science & Engineering" section.
Great list of resources. I was familiar with the Berkeley and MIT OCW resources but I had not found anything beyond that. I am especially appreciative of the functional analysis and dynamical systems lectures.
Cheers
Wow!
Prescient, voluminous, and most of it currently way over my head. I love it!
thanks for the compilation(:
This is super-fantastic!
Thanks for linking to my Free Science Online blog in the first place!
I have been collecting video lectures for around 3 years now, and I found so many new video lecture courses! Holy smokes!
Sincerely,
Peteris Krumins
God bless you for taking the time to gather these links and post them. This is a treasure trove of information, for those of us that cannot find their way into a college yet (for all kinds of reasons).
Matrix67,
I haven't used it in a while, but the performance of Google translate on your site is amazing...
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-Pete
Thanks a ton
Thanks for your compliling and motivation. It motivated me.
That is a great list. Thank you very much.
You can find one more great source at http://freevideolectures.com/</p>
Great post ... I manage technical education for a Fortune 100 company. Folks may be interested in visiting my engineering learning wiki which list similar resources. Click upon my name for access.
Peter,
Just curious and if i can ask. Is there any specific reason you put that shot from the A Clockwork Orange in the post. It got me thinking right away to establish a connection.
Cheers
- S
@Shubhendu
The shot shows the character of Alex (Malcolm McDowell) essentially forcing himself to learn something: they have him strapped down in a movie theater with his eyes held open while a series of "educational" movies are being displayed. For anyone reading this who hasn't seen the movie, you should check it out. One of the main themes explores nature vs. nurture, whether the mind is a blank slate, and learning in general.
from wikipedia:
"Alex hears about an experimental rehabilitation programme called "the Ludovico Technique", which promises that the prisoner will be released upon completion of the two-week treatment, and will not commit crimes afterwards."
Alex "volunteered" to watch these disturbing movies to improve himself (really just to get out of prison), so I thought it was an extreme way to display the post's theme of forcing yourself to watch educational video lectures at the gym.
-Pete
Thank you so much for the videos!!! They are a great supplement to my course lectures! Please notify me as soon as more become available! Thanks again.
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Bill Varenas
</pre>Thanks for compiling the list of courses! I was looking for some math courses, and you have a pretty good list here. You may also want to check out this website: http://www.nptel.iitm.ac.in/videocourselist.php. There are about 50 courses available right now, and the list is growing. The same material is also available on Youtube - just search for nptel.....
Hi, the following video lectures become unavailable
CS 251: Intermediate Software Design with C++ - Vanderbilt University
Who have one copy and share with me? I really appreciate your help
Great site. Please update one of your weblinks for UCCS math courses from
http://www.uccs.edu/~math/video/index.php
to:
http://www.uccs.edu/~math/vidarchive.html
This is a great list. I've forwarded it on to coworkers and many others, posted it to Twitter, etc. Working my way through the Stanford and UCB machine learning stuff myself. Thanks and happy new year!
Hi I love your site, I added it to my favorites, Ill be visiting regularly.
Thank you very much.I am a Btech Computer Science student and this site is one of my favorites.It has been a great help for me.