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Episodes


Session 1, Part 2: Refining and Presenting Your Venture Idea

Students Scribing Lecture Notes

The Role of Fun in Research, Teaching, and Learning

Inviting Students to Solve Open Problems

Final Projects

Motivating Students

Cultivating Cultural Competence

語言與文化的關聯 / 语言与文化的关联 (Cultivating Cultural Competence )

Q & A with MIT Professor John Guttag

16. Complexity: P, NP, NP-completeness, Reductions

18. Complexity: Fixed-Parameter Algorithms

0. Introduction

3. Examples Demonstration

3. Entity Analysis in Unstructured Data

5. Perfect Power Law Graphs -- Generation, Sampling, Construction, and Fitting

0. Examples Demonstration

1. Using Associative Arrays

7. Examples Demonstration

Demonstration 7
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