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==What is a slecture?== | ==What is a slecture?== | ||
A slecture is an online lecture made by one or more students based on the teaching of a professor. It typically will include unofficial, edited lecture notes as well as other material, such as excerpt of audio or video lectures and pictures. While produced and distributed with the instructor's permission, the material has not been reviewed by the instructor before being released. | A slecture is an online lecture made by one or more students based on the teaching of a professor. It typically will include unofficial, edited lecture notes as well as other material, such as excerpt of audio or video lectures and pictures. While produced and distributed with the instructor's permission, the material has not been reviewed by the instructor before being released. | ||
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==Slectures we are working on== | ==Slectures we are working on== | ||
Revision as of 10:33, 25 June 2013
Slectures
Online lectures "for students, by students."
What is a slecture?
A slecture is an online lecture made by one or more students based on the teaching of a professor. It typically will include unofficial, edited lecture notes as well as other material, such as excerpt of audio or video lectures and pictures. While produced and distributed with the instructor's permission, the material has not been reviewed by the instructor before being released.
All slectures are freely available on the Project Rhea platform at www.projectrhea.org.
Slectures we are working on
- The Bouman Lectures on Image Processing, by Maliha Hossain
- The Boutin Lectures on Introductory Differential Geometry, by Chyuan-Tyng "Roger" Wu
- Parameter Estimation, by Alec Green
- The Brown-Meyer Lectures on Digital Systems, by Robert Wayner
- Statistical Pattern Recognition Lecture Notes, collectively written by the students in Prof. Boutin's class, Spring 2008.
