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Episodes


Lesson 5: Part 1 - Language Instruction

Lesson 12: Part 2 - Cooking Instruction

Lesson 9: Part 2 - Ingredients and Cooking Instruction

Lesson 7: Part 2 - Ingredients

Lesson 9: Part 1 - Opening Lecture

Lesson 4: Part 3 - Cooking Instruction

Lesson 1: Part 1 - Language Instruction

Lesson 4: Part 2 - Ingredients and Vocabulary

Lesson 3: Part 1 - Opening Lecture

Lesson 12: Part 1 - Opening and Ingredients

Lesson 2: Part 3 - Cooking Instruction

6. More Root Locus

10. Compensation Example

7. Stability via Frequency Response

11. Feedback Compensation

3. Introduction to Systems with Dynamics

9. More Compensation

5. Root Locus

2. Effects of Feedback on Noise and Nonlinearities
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