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Episodes


4. Geometric Structures II

3. Geometric Structures I

2. Retroactive Data Structures

1. Persistent Data Structures

Lab 10 Part 1: Introduction to Lighting (Lecture)

2. Documentary and Ways of Seeing

3. Science and Seeing

Lab 1 Part 1: Introduction to the Camera

Lab 10 Part 2: Introduction to Lighting (Demonstration)

Lab 6: Documenting MIT; Interviewing Techniques

Lab 2 Part 2: Introduction to Sound

Lab 1 Part 2: Camera Tutorial and Shooting Exercises

Lab 2 Part I: Review Lab 1 Footage; Film Grammar

1. Introduction: Doing Science & Making Documentary Film

Lab 6B: PDMS Microfluidics: Preparing a Test Pattern

Lab 6C: PDMS Microfluidics: Testing the Devices

Lab 2: Holography

Lab 1: CD Spectrometer

Lab 3: ZnS:Cu LED
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