Lec 1 | MIT 6.00 Introduction to Computer Science and Programming, Fall 2008
Lecture 1: Goals of the course; what is computation; introduction to data types, operators, and variables
Instructors: Prof. Eric Grimson, Prof. John Guttag
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I will be in this class
thanks for letting this stay online
Great professor wish our professors like
Where is the rest of the course? Are there more classes on
computational work , programs and languages?
This has nothing to do to the carrer I studied but boy was it easy and entertaining to watch
this is really helpful. I am extremely new to coding. however does anyone know what he wrote to get 333? @ 49:47 he said he multiplied a string and 3 but the video on that part isn't quite clear and I'm trying to figure it out by typing in what I think he wrote but I'm not getting 333. can someone please help? I'm sure this will come up again in some way and I'd like to know what exactly is he typing. thanks all, happy coding!
Its so cool how dedicated MIT is to access to knowledge. There is only so much campus, so the admissions process is tough. But MIT pioneered MOOCs, open courseware, open software, microcredentials, and so on. Im not in anyway affiliated wit MIT, but Im a big supporter.
Actual course starts @19:00
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Wow, he really said "John or I." This MIT professor's grammar is abysmal.
Great jokes
Plagiarism is always ok, as long as you reference it properly. LoL
Great. I love it. Grateful.
Perfect
Wow, what a great professor! Hats off to you, sir and thank you MIT for sharing such a high quality content.
Never once said "algorithm"
Great professor. The man deserves to be treated with respect.
Starts 16:10
He’s laid out expectations scope targets so beautifully
Overqualified to join other courses… only respect for this Teacher 🙏🏽 passionate people like these actually making a difference to education wow 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Anyone in 2021?
Every lecture worth millions for non MIT students , no one can provide this level of world class education for free, we love you MIT professors,
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YZ97BP9DJLs&list=PLBl8b1yEH9PcRF5EXAkSomiQSCJB2E-Hn&index=1&t=8s
I realize he’s an MIT professor, but the proper grammar would be, “talk to me or John.” Everyone uses the pronoun “I” in most every case because they believe it’s always correct, and that’s how intelligent people speak. That’s not always true though. Rule of thumb: remove the other person from the sentence, and it should still make sense grammatically; e.g., “talk to me.”
Interesting lecture, nonetheless. I appreciate the free public access.
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One of the greatest gifts I’ve ever found was listening to theses lectures when I’m at the gym! It’s so interesting that I forget I’m doing cardio lol
Had we known this opportunity on this platform a decade earlier.
came for the knowledge stayed for the humour
If anyone out there is reading this in 2021…
Is this information still relevant? Or is there a lot of information that would be missing to be relevant to today?
I would love to watch the video series, but only if the information given is still useful and not out dated. I have 0 knowledge of computer science.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks for this videos!
' Thank you sir, as the lecture was very helpful in understanding key concepts like computation, string and variable. Again, thank you sir '
Love this lecture 😄❤
What are the problem sets?
Prigramming on Black board!!!!!!!
Can I study this now in 2021!!! Can I learn things I can use in 2021 !!!
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Microeconomices is-is Microsystems Work.