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Introduction to Computational Thinking (Fall 2020) (M-I-T)

(56 Lectures Available)

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  • What is an array, really? Abstract arrays (M-I-T)
Introduction to Computational Thinking (Fall 2020) (M-I-T) MIT Prof. Alan Edelman, Prof. David P. Sanders, Grant Sanderson, Dr. James Schloss, and Henri Drake Applied Sciences
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  • Why you don't game on supercomputers (M-I-T)
Introduction to Computational Thinking (Fall 2020) (M-I-T) MIT Prof. Alan Edelman, Prof. David P. Sanders, Grant Sanderson, Dr. James Schloss, and Henri Drake Applied Sciences
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  • Working with images in Julia (M-I-T)
Introduction to Computational Thinking (Fall 2020) (M-I-T) MIT Prof. Alan Edelman, Prof. David P. Sanders, Grant Sanderson, Dr. James Schloss, and Henri Drake Applied Sciences
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  • Writing self-documenting code (M-I-T)
Introduction to Computational Thinking (Fall 2020) (M-I-T) MIT Prof. Alan Edelman, Prof. David P. Sanders, Grant Sanderson, Dr. James Schloss, and Henri Drake Applied Sciences
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  • Macroscopic models of epidemic dynamics (M-I-T)
Introduction to Computational Thinking (Fall 2020) (M-I-T) MIT Prof. Alan Edelman, Prof. David P. Sanders, Grant Sanderson, Dr. James Schloss, and Henri Drake Applied Sciences
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  • Reflections on an epidemic video (M-I-T)
Introduction to Computational Thinking (Fall 2020) (M-I-T) MIT Prof. Alan Edelman, Prof. David P. Sanders, Grant Sanderson, Dr. James Schloss, and Henri Drake Applied Sciences

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