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We see how to write a reusable function that works in different contexts, using random walks as an example. For full course information, visit Course website: What do file systems, google maps, many corporate organizations, and multigrid have in common? Answer: hierarchical thinking. "quiet introspection can be extremely valuable" (sorry video freezes towards end) Contents 00:00 Introduction 03: How to become a master computational thinker... For full course information, visit Course ... For full course information, visit Course website: ...

MIT Computational Thinking Spring 2021. 6.S083 / 18.S191 / 22.S092 We will ask ourselves what an array is and go into some detail about Julia's abstract arrays. For full course information, visit ...

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Generic programming | MIT 18.S191 Fall 2020 | Week 13 | David P. Sanders
Generic programming | Week 13 | MIT 18.S191 Fall 2020 | David P. Sanders
Why you don't game on supercomputers | Week 13 | MIT 18.S191 Fall 2020 | James Schloss
Hierarchical Thinking | Week 10 | MIT 18.S191 Fall 2020 | Alan Edelman
Introspection | Week 4  | 18.S191 MIT Fall 2020
Computational Thinking Illustrated | Week 5 | MIT 18.S191 Fall 2020 | Alan Edelman
Structure | Week 3 | 18.S191 MIT Fall 2020
Introduction to Your Professors  | Week 1, lecture 1 | 18.S191 MIT Fall 2020
Functions are Objects | Week 4 | 18.S191 MIT Fall 2020
Building an ocean model from scratch | Week 13 | MIT 18.S191 Fall 2020 | Henri Drake
Defining new types | Week 3 | 18.S191 MIT Fall 2020
MIT Computational Thinking Spring 2021. 6.S083 / 18.S191 / 22.S092
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Generic programming | MIT 18.S191 Fall 2020 | Week 13 | David P. Sanders

Generic programming | MIT 18.S191 Fall 2020 | Week 13 | David P. Sanders

We see how to write a reusable function that works in different contexts, using random walks as an example.

Generic programming | Week 13 | MIT 18.S191 Fall 2020 | David P. Sanders

Generic programming | Week 13 | MIT 18.S191 Fall 2020 | David P. Sanders

We see how to write functions in a

Why you don't game on supercomputers | Week 13 | MIT 18.S191 Fall 2020 | James Schloss

Why you don't game on supercomputers | Week 13 | MIT 18.S191 Fall 2020 | James Schloss

For full course information, visit https://github.com/mitmath/18S191 Course website: https://computationalthinking.

Hierarchical Thinking | Week 10 | MIT 18.S191 Fall 2020 | Alan Edelman

Hierarchical Thinking | Week 10 | MIT 18.S191 Fall 2020 | Alan Edelman

What do file systems, google maps, many corporate organizations, and multigrid have in common? Answer: hierarchical thinking.

Introspection | Week 4  | 18.S191 MIT Fall 2020

Introspection | Week 4 | 18.S191 MIT Fall 2020

"quiet introspection can be extremely valuable" (sorry video freezes towards end) Contents 00:00 Introduction 03:

Computational Thinking Illustrated | Week 5 | MIT 18.S191 Fall 2020 | Alan Edelman

Computational Thinking Illustrated | Week 5 | MIT 18.S191 Fall 2020 | Alan Edelman

How to become a master computational thinker... For full course information, visit https://github.com/mitmath/18S191 Course ...

Structure | Week 3 | 18.S191 MIT Fall 2020

Structure | Week 3 | 18.S191 MIT Fall 2020

For full course information, visit https://github.com/mitmath/18S191 Course website: https://computationalthinking.

Introduction to Your Professors  | Week 1, lecture 1 | 18.S191 MIT Fall 2020

Introduction to Your Professors | Week 1, lecture 1 | 18.S191 MIT Fall 2020

For full course information, visit https://github.com/mitmath/computational-thinking/tree/Fall20 Course website: ...

Functions are Objects | Week 4 | 18.S191 MIT Fall 2020

Functions are Objects | Week 4 | 18.S191 MIT Fall 2020

For full course information, visit https://github.com/mitmath/18S191 Course website: https://computationalthinking.

Building an ocean model from scratch | Week 13 | MIT 18.S191 Fall 2020 | Henri Drake

Building an ocean model from scratch | Week 13 | MIT 18.S191 Fall 2020 | Henri Drake

For full course information, visit https://github.com/mitmath/18S191 Course website: https://computationalthinking.

Defining new types | Week 3 | 18.S191 MIT Fall 2020

Defining new types | Week 3 | 18.S191 MIT Fall 2020

For full course information, visit https://github.com/mitmath/18S191 Course website: https://computationalthinking.

MIT Computational Thinking Spring 2021. 6.S083 / 18.S191 / 22.S092

MIT Computational Thinking Spring 2021. 6.S083 / 18.S191 / 22.S092

MIT Computational Thinking Spring 2021. 6.S083 / 18.S191 / 22.S092

What is an array, really? Abstract arrays | Week 8 | 18.S191 MIT Fall 2020

What is an array, really? Abstract arrays | Week 8 | 18.S191 MIT Fall 2020

We will ask ourselves what an array is and go into some detail about Julia's abstract arrays. For full course information, visit ...