I really like the baby steps approach of teaching and not assuming the audience know something (feels like the only prerequisite is English ). In the lecture you mentioned notes, was that for student who enrolled to the class at the time of the video or they are available to everyone on TH-cam?
Hey, great lecture. And the fact that I can follow it at 1.5x speed means your explanations are amazingly relatable. Where can I fin the assignments related to this lecture?
This is what we call a real professor,simple explanation for complex topics
The examples in this lecture video are top notch
Currently taking this class at UC Berkeley, and I am so glad I came across this playlist.
Best professor ever, period.
Gem of Lectures 🤌
I really like the baby steps approach of teaching and not assuming the audience know something (feels like the only prerequisite is English ). In the lecture you mentioned notes, was that for student who enrolled to the class at the time of the video or they are available to everyone on TH-cam?
Really good course and explaination, Respect!
Hey, great lecture. And the fact that I can follow it at 1.5x speed means your explanations are amazingly relatable. Where can I fin the assignments related to this lecture?
Hey, I love the way you teach in such an elegant way! As an aspiring educator myself, I'd love to know what tools you are using to teach here.
thank u for existing sir
Can anyone get the lecture notes and examples that he mentioned at 58:16?
how many tries did 23:02 take?
Anyone else try to balance their phone?
That's gonna be tough. The system has a really small time constant and I'm not sure your body can actuate fast enough. :)
@@nolantsuchiya6602 yeah, I couldn't do it. It was fun to try though
try toasting it
@@brycekerr619 I tried but my phone got stuck in the toaster