Your favorite linear algebra professor, Gil Strang, is back with a new vision for linear algebra! Check out his videos here:
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#STEM
#mathematics
The last lecture. A free textbook. An ode written by ChatGPT.
Our top three posts from 2023 all had one thing in common--->Prof. Gil Strang! Hats off to you, sir! Visit Prof. Strang's Vision for Linear Algebra page to see all his work with
@MITOCW
.
Join Prof. Gil Strang LIVE as he teaches his last lecture before his retirement. Be there or be square->Watch live on our YouTube channel May 15th, 11am EDT.
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Can you name a female scientist or engineer besides Marie Curie? Discover more in our new course the History of Women in Science and Engineering by
@20tauri
. I guarantee you'll learn something new!
#womeninscience
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(Image by Maia Weinstock.)
20 years ago today, MIT announced its plan to put its course materials online for free, and
#mitocw
was born. Join us Wed at 12pm ET for a live community celebration of OCW’s first 20 years, and what comes next. Share your questions for the team below👇
At the end of every January, the late Patrick Winston gave a talk called "How to Speak." It was an MIT tradition that lasted for over 40 years. If Prof. Winston were alive, he'd be giving that talk on this very day.
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@MITEECS
Prof. Gil Strang has a special message for you! See below. 👇
A new edition of his spectacular FREE online
#calculus
textbook was just published! Check it out here:
Even
@USATODAY
is joining our standing ovation to MIT's Prof. Gilbert Strang! Prof. Strang recently delivered his final lecture on
#LinearAlgebra
. Learn more about his impact as an educator in the MIT classroom and online: .
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#onlinelearning
👏
In just a few short months, the first video for 9.13 Introduction to the Human Brain has garnered 7.5 million views on YouTube! Congratulations to
@Nancy_Kanwisher
and
@mcgovernmit
for this great work! Visit the course on YouTube here:
ICYMI: Prof. Strang is back and better than ever. Check out his new course "Matrix Methods in Data Analysis, Signal Processing, and Machine Learning." 💯👏
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#MachineLearning
#Mathematics
"Prof. Sadoway, who retires this year after 45 years in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering, estimates that over the years he’s taught [3.091 Intro to Solid State Chemistry] to some 10,000 undergraduates."
Drumroll please...🥁 the long-awaited update to 6.006 Intro to Algorithms is now ready for YOU! Run, don't walk!
YouTube playlist:
Full course on OCW:
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#Algorithms
We were saddened by the news of MIT Prof. Arthur Mattuck's passing. Check out his lecture from Differential Equations.
As one user says "This is twenty years ago and still relevant and more! Sir is one of the greatest teachers I have come across."
You may have noticed that we are having some trouble with our videos! Please stand by. The elves are working around the clock to fix the issue. There is still a ton of content you can use
@MITOCW
that doesn't have video. . Hang in there folks!
Share + RT! We have reached a milestone and want to celebrate!
@MITOCW
officially has published 2,500 courses and supplemental resources Woo hoo!! Thank you for all of your support through the years!
#LevelUp
#OER
Hot off the presses! 📣 New course by Prof. Mike Sipser"Theory of Computation." Over 70 short videos are ready for you! Also includes lecture notes, assignments, exams, and insights from the instructor!
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@MITEECS
#computation
Are you one of the million people who have watched Prof. Gil Strang's last linear algebra lecture on our YouTube channel? If not, we highly recommend you check it out right now:
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May the 4th be with you! Yes, OCW does have some courses that are over 10 years old, but we consider many of them to be classic and evergreen!
#Maythe4th
(📷 by
@Brett_Paci
)
Here's your chance to learn about quantum mechanics for FREE from our newly published course by Prof. Robert Field. It features full lecture notes and quizzes with solutions!
@ChemistryMIT
HAPPENING TODAY!
Join Prof. Gil Strang LIVE as he teaches his last lecture before his retirement. Be there or be square->Watch live on our YouTube channel May 15th, 11am EDT.
@MITMath
Check out this Romanesco broccoli, a great example of fractals found in nature! Today would have been the 96th birthday of Benoit B. Mandelbrot, deemed "the father of
#fractal
geometry." Learn more about fractals in chaos here:
New! Free course materials about the probabilistic method, a fundamental and powerful technique in combinatorics and computer science. Taught by
@yufeizhao
@MITMath
(📷 by Gerwin Sturm on flickr. License CC: BY-SA)
“Knowledge should be free, and especially knowledge that comes from leading institutions, institutions with the most privilege behind them. To give that back to the world has never been more important than it is today.” Learn more about OCW.
Register now for a virtual gathering to celebrate the life MIT Prof. Patrick Henry Winston, a pioneer of
#ArtificialIntelligence
on July 21, 2021 5pm EDT.
@MIT_CSAIL
Inspiration for your Monday! "[They] began to learn about programming and engineering on the internet, largely through free video lectures from MIT OpenCourseWare."
Great profile about MIT math professor Philippe Rigollet. We have three courses of his on OCW:
Mathematics of Machine Learning:
High-Dimensional Statistics:
Statistics for Applications:
Today we mourn the loss of Stephen Hawking, one of the greatest scientific minds of our lifetimes. And it's a pretty weird coincidence that another theoretical physicist, Albert Einstein, happened to be born on this day in 1879.
OCW is turning 20! Leave us a voicemail telling us how you’ve used OCW to change your life or those of others in your schools and/and communities. We’ll share some of your inspiring messages on a special episode of our Chalk Radio podcast! 617-715-2517