Video: MIT’s OpenCourseWare — Introduction to Algorithms (Lesson 1 and 2)
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Thanks to a friendly Creative Commons license, these introductory lectures could be uploaded to Google Video by Peteris Krumins from the host on MIT’s...
Thanks to a friendly Creative Commons license, these introductory lectures could be uploaded to Google Video by Peteris Krumins from the host on MIT’s...
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Yale University has announced that it is offering publicly-accessible digital videos of several courses on the Internet for free. While the courses can't be counted towards a Yale degree, Yale did gain the distinction of being the...
