Featured Slectures:
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"The Boutin Lectures on Statistical Pattern Recognition"
by students in the Spring 2014 ECE662 class
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"The Comer Lectures on Random Variables and Signals"
by Maliha Hossain, Purdue ECE student
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"The Boutin Lectures on Digital Signal Processing"
By students in Fall 2014 ECE438 class
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"The Bouman Lectures on Image Processing"
by Maliha Hossain, Purdue ECE student
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slecture is an online lecture made by one or more students based on the teaching of a professor. It can include unofficial lecture notes as well as other material such as audio or video lectures and pictures. While produced and distributed with the professor's permission, the material has not been reviewed or approved by the professor before being released. All slectures are freely available on the Project Rhea online education platform at
http://slectures.projectrhea.org. Click
here for a
list of slectures currently available.
Few professors have the time and energy to produce an online version of their lectures. Many even lack the computer and multimedia skills to do so. One incentive for students to prepare slectures for a professor is the desire to learn the material better than if merely taking the course. After all, there is no better way to learn than to teach! Once created, slectures are made freely available online in order to help students from all around the world learn.
Who is behind this?
The concept of slecture was developed as part of
Project Rhea by
Prof. Mireille (Mimi) Boutin, a member of the Faculty of Purdue's School of Electrical and Computer Engineering. The Rhea online education platform is hosted at Purdue University.
You can help!
Support the slecture initiative by making a
tax-deductible donation to Project Rhea.
