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A free MIT course breaking down fundamental math concepts in computer science: Here, MIT prof. Erik Demaine breaks down state machines (Lecture 4). v/MIT OpenCourseWare

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Adam1 year ago

@MITOCW ‘Proofs, Proofs, and more Proofs.’ lol... Great lesson.

Ammar1 year ago

@MITOCW Don’t make this mistake. Focus on practical matters to get a good job

Charlie Champion1 year ago

@MITOCW He looks like he knows what he is doing

Abdullah1 year ago

@MITOCW Thanks for sharing.

Amed Alani11 months ago

@MITOCW Still writing on the blackboard today at MIT means that fundamentals are extremely important. Learn them

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@MITOCW Great catalogue of variety of courses on YouTube.

Anthara Fairooz1 year ago

@MITOCW Sounds fascinating! Math in computer science is truly fascinating. Can't wait to check it out!

Himanshu Kumar1 year ago

@MITOCW Interesting. Formalizing logic in computer science seems increasingly relevant. This could be beneficial for many.

Selçuk Öğütcü1 year ago

@MITOCW Interesting. A deterministic closed-loop system with an actuator and a binary feedback but without a disturbance or perturbation came to my mind.

Rippa Sats1 year ago

@GFaang97609 @MITOCW Hey @MIT why don't you have digital boards in all the classrooms already? That can be already fully integrated with AI??? Like for real wtf??? You got the 💰 Stop running in the mud Its 2025 And China is laughing at you

Larry_2A1 year ago

@MITOCW One, two, three, four! Get up, (get on up) Get up, (get on up) Stay on the scene, (get on up), like a state machine, (get on up)

Pablo1 year ago

@MITOCW He spends far too much time writing on the board.

Think_Different_1 year ago

@MITOCW No one needs a dude with a baldie any more. Just ask AI to explain the material.

Nireswar khodal1 year ago

@MITOCW state machines: when you need to explain to your code why it can't just wing it

AI PlanetX1 year ago

@MITOCW Great resource for understanding math in computer science! Thank you for sharing.

Terry Blanc1 year ago

@MITOCW LET HIM COOK!

Sinjun1 year ago

@MITOCW 👏👏👏

Mandeka1 year ago

@MITOCW How necessary is it to learn Discrete Math in the age of Gen AI?

andrew hobbins1 year ago

@MITOCW MIT is for criminals. MIT is for murderers.Zionist Nazis run MIT.

CloudNERD1 year ago

@MITOCW That sounds like an insightful resource.

Ammar1 year ago

@MITOCW With all due respect to prof. Erik Demaine

MoodAngel 🟧🟪1 year ago

@MITOCW Cool

Marcelo Cortés1 year ago

@MITOCW But using a paper support !!! Amazing !!. Is it really the MIT ?

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