15: UNSW COMP1917 Higher Computing 2008 S1W4L3
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I've watched 1-14 and i'm planning to do them all, following along and writing small variations of the programs myself, and my viking number converter can currently do 1-99 successfully! Thanks for making these generally available for free! :) I'm hoping to study CS at Copenhagen University next year and being a little closer to being a group C student than I am now.
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2:28 anyone else find that part funny? :D
8 months ago 3
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Talk about bad timing @ 02:27!
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Watching these in 2011 -- BEST lectures I've seen on C!
I can't afford university tuition so these are such a wonderful blessing!
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where is lcture 14?!
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UNSWelearning, please keep filming the lectures, because it really meant a lot to people like me.
1 year ago 2
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I did law at uni, I find these useful!
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cool, if you blur your eyes you can see the subliminal message across the yellow strip on his shirt.
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This guy is mad!
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it would be really nice to have access to the assignments so people who is following these lectures can work on them too.
Great lectures, anyway
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Yes! The lectures are extremely useful online (i.e. on youtube) I have watched every lecture from you up until this point, and some several times. I'm working my way all the way through them. And with books, such as K&R, I figure I'll be just fine, as I'm really following along, trying hard, and understanding. Thanks so much, and please continue this with other classes too, like level 2.
extension1337 3 years ago 22
I second that.
TheJohanLiebert 2 years ago 8