Lecture 17 | Programming Methodology (Stanford)

[mindprism]

Its the 21st century and we have comp sci professors imparting crucial information to their students by furiously rubbing a white rock on a black rock.

All I can think to myself is "Yea dude, you are on the cutting-freaking-edge of this technology craze, aren't ya."

[grunder20]

Spectacular.

[PONY4LYFEHAHDERP]

i probly get more pussy then all you mofos

[thedocwillnowseeu]

@PONY4LYFEHAHDERP Sure hope for the world's sake you use contraception.

[pker5range]

What was the name of the '60/'70s movie? he never said it..

[addickable]

Startrek

[dondarush]

So it's like 2am, and I have spent the past three hours watching this guy. I'm supposed to be lining up electives for my homeschool curriculum for next year; ha, I think I might just finish the course tonight.

[MrGentlecat]

I don't like secrets… :<

[itsRAWRtime007]

41:25 LOL hahah he's the best ;)

[dimipeli]

timdefow, he already covered classes, heap/stack. Doesn't mean he follows the order of your textbook.

[eagerspirit]

templates are also referred to as generics

[mylastnameiskhan]

the image processing example is looking soo interesting , we can do any thing with OOP hmm

[timdefouw]

I can't believe this is so fucking easy on the university of Stanford...

if this is lecture 17, their pace is for turtles...

[jdmwc1981]

@timdefouw - I agree... this is stuff for people who probably don't know how to program at all... i took programming in college and it was too basic and simple, i was bored to death. i didn't exactly think my professors were that smart, either.

[alexwang19860531]

come on. this is for ppl without any programming background. if you are so good, you should do something else instead of wasting time here!

[whattheima]

@timdefouw It's an introductory course, they have different courses where stuff is more advanced. But basically, after you've gone through this you know how to program.

[alaszenky]

@timdefouw This course is meant for both CS and non-CS majors. Non-CS means anyone from Art History, through English Lit or Psych, to Zoology. It's supposed to teach from the complete basics, and not scare people away. There are a number of more advanced classes for those with previous programming experience.

Think of it this way - let's see you take an intro course in Art History/Psychology/something else you don't know much about. You wouldn't think the pace there is too slow, would you?

[vishal6099]

if i had a gennie i had wished for my admission in stanford university

[vishal6099]

niceeeee

[Geraltuss]

Fantastic

[dima9917]

Why did he shut off the camera at the end?

[younotcookin]

Pretty sure he shut the camera off because he was finished teaching, and was going to cover something relevant to only that specific class.