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View Website Computer Programming for International Engineers full-course
Atiwong Suchato, Engineering & Computer Science—Chulalongkorn University
This introductory-level course teaches basic computer programming for engineering students.
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View Website Computer Science 10, 001 mixed Fall 2012
Daniel Garcia, Engineering & Computer Science—University of California-Berkeley (UC Berkeley)
This course explores the history, future, and social implications of computing.
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View Website Computer science 101 full-course
Nick Parlante, Engineering & Computer Science—Stanford University
Even those with no experience can get a grasp of the essential ideas of computer science in this course.
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View Website Computer Science 162, 001 mixed Fall 2012
Ion Stoica, Engineering & Computer Science—University of California-Berkeley (UC Berkeley)
This course explores basic concepts of operating systems and system programming, utility programs, subsystems, multiple-program systems and more.
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View Website Computer Science 162, 001 video Fall 2010
John Kubiatowicz, Engineering & Computer Science—University of California-Berkeley (UC Berkeley)
In this course, students will cover operating systems and system programming.
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View Website Computer Science 169, 001 video Fall 2012
David Patterson, Engineering & Computer Science—University of California-Berkeley (UC Berkeley)
This course focuses on designing, developing, and modifying large software systems.
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View Website Computer Science 171: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence full-course Fall 2012
Max Welling, Engineering & Computer Science—University of California-Irvine (UC Irvine)
This course includes study in constraint satisfaction, optimization, games, probability and learning, and propositional and first order logic.
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View Website Computer Science 188, 001 mixed Fall 2011
Dan Klein, Engineering & Computer Science—University of California-Berkeley (UC Berkeley)
Students in this course study computer systems with topics including heuristic search, problem solving, game playing, knowledge representation, logical inference, and more.
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View Website Computer Science 273A: Machine Learning full-course Spring 2009
Max Welling, Engineering & Computer Science—University of California-Irvine (UC Irvine)
This class seeks to familiarize students with various machine learning techniques for classification, regression, and dimensionality reduction, as well as a modern statistical view of machine learning.
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View Website Computer Science 273B: Kernel-Based Learning full-course Fall 2005
Max Welling, Engineering & Computer Science—University of California-Irvine (UC Irvine)
This course provides students an introduction to kernel methods, one of the most influential developments in modern machine learning.
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View Website Computer Science 510X audio Spring 2011
This experimental course gives students the opportunity to work in a distributed software development environment.
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View Website Computer Science 61A mixed Fall 2012
John S. DeNero, Engineering & Computer Science—University of California-Berkeley (UC Berkeley)
This course is an introduction to programming and computer science and exposes students to techniques of abstraction at several levels.
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View Website Computer Science 61B mixed Fall 2012
Paul Hilfinger, Engineering & Computer Science—University of California-Berkeley (UC Berkeley)
Topics included in this course are fundamental dynamic data structures, including linear lists, queues, trees, and other linked structures; arrays strings, hash tables and more.
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View Website Computer Science 61C audio Spring 2010
Daniel D Garcia, Engineering & Computer Science—University of California-Berkeley (UC Berkeley)
Students in this course will learn about the structure of machines and computer systems in this course.
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View Website Computer Science 70, 001 mixed Fall 2012
Umesh Vazirani, Engineering & Computer Science—University of California-Berkeley (UC Berkeley)
Topics in this course include logic, infinity, and induction; applications include undecidability, stable marriage problem and more.
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View Website Computer Science C149, 001, mixed Spring 2012
Edward Lee, Engineering & Computer Science—University of California-Berkeley (UC Berkeley)
This course studies modeling, design, and applications of computer science.
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View Website Computer Science Seminar audio
Engineering & Computer Science—Florida Institute of Technology
This course from the Florida Institute of Technology covers a variety of current topics in computer science.
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View Website Computer Science: Introduction to Programming and Computer Science video
Students will receive a comprehensive introduction to computer science and programming in this course.
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View Website Computer Skills And Literacy full-course
Saylor designed the course in computer skills and literacy to teach students the basics of computers.
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View Website Computer System Architecture full-course Fall 2005
Joel Emer, Krste Asanovic, Engineering & Computer Science—Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Students in this course study the evolution of computer architecture and elements affecting the hardware and software design elements of computer systems.
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View Website Computer System Design full-course
Naehyuck Jang, Engineering & Computer Science—Seoul National University
Students in this course will explore the theories, practices and techniques behind digital logic and advanced digital systems design.
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View Website Computer System Engineering full-course Spring 2009
Robert Morris, Engineering & Computer Science—Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Through this course from MIT, you'll learn about the engineering of computer software and hardware systems.
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View Website Computer System Performance Evaluation full-course Spring 2009
Introduction to measurement tools and techniques for computer systems and their subcomponents.
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View Website Computer Vision: From 3D Reconstruction to Visual Recognition full-course Spring 2013
Silvio Savarese, Fei-Fei Li, Engineering & Computer Science—Stanford University
Take a systematic look at computer vision, specifically learning about the issues of space and meaning.
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View Website Computer Vision: The Fundamentals full-course
Jitendra Malik, Engineering & Computer Science—University of California-Berkeley (UC Berkeley)
Take this course to explore the fundamental concepts and algorithms behind computer vision.
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View Website Computer-Aided Design full-course Spring 2009
Kunwoo Lee, Engineering & Computer Science—Seoul National University
Students will learn about issues such as geometric modeling, programming in Solidworks API and ParaSolid kernel, and representation of curves.
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View Website Computer-Aided Design (CAD) full-course
Saylor's Computer-Aided Design course introduces students to a powerful modeling tool used by professionals.
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View Website Computer-Aided Ship Design full-course Fall 2009
Lee Kyu Yeul, Engineering & Computer Science—Seoul National University
This course will cover areas such as linear and nonlinear programming, 3D shape representation, B-Spline curve, and ship structure analysis.
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View Website Computerized Accounting Unit 1 video Fall 2009
JoLynn Hightower, Business—Texas State Technical College
This course introduces methods of utilizing the computer to maintain accounting records, make management decisions, and process common business applications.
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View Website Computerized Accounting Unit 2 video Fall 2009
JoLynn Hightower, Business—Texas State Technical College
This course introduces methods of utilizing the computer to maintain accounting records, make management decisions, and process common business applications with emphasis on invoicing, customer accounts, and sales quotes.