Free Video Lectures of Computer Science

Principles of Computing

2011-11-12T14:46:00.000+05:00

Course Description:

Main objective of this video course is to overcome fear of computers, Wide range of applications and Strong programming skills to clear basic concepts and get solid background and basic problem solving skill with STAIR, universal information manipulator, Light Legos and Numbers, Converting from Binary to Base 10 and Base 10 to Binary, Basic Logic Gates, Storing data in ABNIAC, ASCII representation, addition and looping in ABNIAC.

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Principles of Computing

Principles of Programming Languages

2011-10-30T12:15:00.002+05:00

Course Description:

This video lecture series on Programming Languages by Dr.S.Arun Kumar, Department of Computer Science & Engineering ,IIT Delhi includes Introduction to programming languages, Syntax, Grammars, Ambiguity, PLO-Syntax, Semantics, Syntatic Classes, Transition Systems, Expressions, Binding, Environments, Declarations, Commands, Stores, Declarations and Commands, Blocks, Qualification, Pragmatics, Data, Structured Data, Sequences, Control, Non- Determinacy, Programming Languages, Data as Functions, Data and Fixpoints, Normal Forms, Monomorphism, Polymorphism, Type Checking, Contexts, Abstracts, Procedures, Meanings and Parameters...

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Principles of Programming Languages

Internet Technologies

2011-07-01T10:00:00.002+05:00

Course Description:

This video lecture series on Internet Technologies by Prof.I.Sengupta, Department of Computer Science & Engineering ,IIT Kharagpur includes Introduction To Internet, Review Of Network Technologies, TCP-IP, IP Subnetting and Addressing, Internet Routing Protocol, Client Server Concepts DNS,Telnet,FTP, Electronic Mail, World Wide Web, HTML, Extensible Markup Language (XML), Html Forms, Image Maps, CGI Scripts, PERL, Javascript, Using Cookies, Java Applets, Client-Server Programming In Java, Intranet, Extranet,Firewall, Basic Cryptographic Concepts, Electronic Commerce, Streaming Multimedia Applications, Internet Telephony and Search Engine And Web Crawler...

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Internet Technologies

Database Management System

2011-07-01T09:57:00.000+05:00

Course Description:

This video lecture series on Database Management System by Prof.D.Janakiram, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, IIT Madras and Dr. S. Srinath, IIIT Bangalore includes Introduction to Database Management System, Conceptual Designs, Relational Model, Structured Query Language, Functional Dependencies and Normal Form, Storage Structures, Indexing Techniques, Constraints and Triggers, Query Processing and Optimization, Transaction Processing Concepts, Transaction Recovery, Recovery Mechanisms, Data Warehousing and OLAP, Data Mining and Object Oriented Databases.

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Database Management System

Introduction to Computer Graphics

2011-04-26T22:18:00.000+05:00

Course Description:

This video lecture series on Computer Graphics by Prof.Dr.Prem Kalra, IIT Delhi as part of National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning by Indian Institute of Technology (IITs) and Indian Institute of Science (IISc) includes Introduction, Raster Graphics, Clipping, Polygon Clipping and Polygon Scan Conversion, Transformations, 3D Viewing, Curves, Surfaces, Hierarchical Models, Rendering, Ray Tracing, Hidden Surface Elimination, Fractals and Computer Animation.

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Introduction to Computer Graphics

Computer Networks

2011-04-26T22:12:00.002+05:00

Course Description:

This video lecture series on Computer Networks by Prof. S.Ghosh, I.I.T.,Kharagpur as part of National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning by Indian Institute of Technology (IITs) and Indian Institute of Science (IISc) includes Networks & Reference Models, Network Topology, Multiplexing, Telecom Networks, Switches, Routing, Data Link Protocols, Error Control, Satellite Communication, Ethernet, Local Internetworking , Cellular Networks, Wireless Network, ATM Signaling, Routing and LAN Emulation, IP version 4, UDP & Client Server, TCP, IP Multicasting, DHCP and ICMP, DNS, FTP - SMTP, Network Management and Security...

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Computer Networks

Fundamental of C Programming

2011-04-26T22:08:00.001+05:00

Course Description:

This video lecture course from the University of Washington includes, Algorithms and Programs, Variables, Values and Types, Arithmetic Expressions, Input & Output, Conditionals, Functions, Function Parameters, Iteration, Loop Development, Complex Conditionals, Functions & Design, Pointer Parameters, Arrays, Linear & Binary Search, Sorting, Multidimensional Arrays, Structures, Strings, Nested Data Structures, File Input-Output, Structuring Program Files, Recursion, Recursive Binary Search and Switch Statement..

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Fundamentals of C Programming

Operating Systems and System Programming

2011-04-11T15:53:00.002+05:00

Course Description:

This video course by Prof: John Kubiatowicz of University of California, introduces Basic concepts of operating systems and system programming. Utility programs, subsystems, multiple-program systems. Processes, interprocess communication, and synchronization. Memory allocation, segmentation, paging. Loading and linking, libraries. Resource allocation, scheduling, performance evaluation. File systems, storage devices, I/O systems. Protection, security, and privacy.

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Operating Systems and System Programming

XML Foundations Course

2011-04-11T15:48:00.002+05:00

Course Description:

The Extensible Markup Language (XML) is a general-purpose markup language. It is classified as an extensible language because it allows its users to define their own tags. Its primary purpose is to facilitate the sharing of structured data across different information systems, particularly via the Internet. By viewing this video course lecture, the students can understand XML Syntax, Namespaces, XPath, XSLT, Introduction to Schema Languages, DTDs, XSD, Content Syndication; RSS and Atom and more.

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XML Foundations Course

Computer Science-Understanding Computers and the Internet

2011-04-10T16:00:00.000+05:00

Course Description:

This course from Harvard Extension School , includes ASCII, Processors, Motherboards, buses, connectors, ports, slots, and sockets, Memory, Secondary storage, Virtual Memory, Networks, clients and servers, peer-to-peer, LANs and WLANs, the Internet, and domains, TCP/IP, DHCP, DNS, NAT, Ethernet, Graphics file formats, bitmaps and vectors, Security risks, packet sniffing, firewalls, proxy servers, Website Development, Programming and lot more.

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Java Programming Basic

2011-04-10T15:49:00.000+05:00

Course Description:

An excellent video lecture course in Java Programming. Students who view the complete course will Understand fundamentals of programming such as variables, conditional and iterative execution, methods, etc, Understand fundamentals of object-oriented programming, including defining classes, invoking methods, using class libraries, Gain exposure to the important topics and principles of software development, Have the ability to write computer programs to solve specified problems and Be able to use a software development environment to create, debug, and run programs.

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C# Learning Resources and Tutorials

2011-03-23T10:01:00.000+05:00

Microsoft provides lots of C# Learning Resources and Tutorials. These are for both the beginner and the experienced developer.

C# Fundamentals:
- Introduction to the C# Programming Language
- Introduction to Visual C# 2008 Express Edition
- Getting Started with Visual C# (2010)
- Introduction to the C# Language (2010)
- New Features in C# 4.0
- C# 4.0 Language Specification

Learning C# by Topic:
- New to Development
- Programming Fundamentals
- Algorithms and Data Structures
- Application Development
- Class Library Development
- Debugger and Debugging
- Language
- Tools
- LINQ

Microsoft Learning Resources:

Microsoft Visual C# 2008 Express Edition: Build a Program Now!
Make building new programming skills fun and fast with a quick-start, project-based approach!

Programming Microsoft LINQ
Ideal reference for learning to write queries natively in Visual C# or Visual Basic with LINQ

ADO.NET 3.5" href="http://learning.microsoft.com/Manager/ResourceDetails.aspx?resourceId=cf3b215c-de54-478a-a280-c0e340375c5e&clang=en-US&brand=msdn">Collection 6464: Visual Studio 2008 ADO.NET 3.5
This 20-hour collection provides you with the knowledge and skills to work with ADO.NET 3.5 in Visual Studio 2008. Topics covered in the collection include: -Database access by using ADO.NET 3.5 app...

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Channel 9 C# Videos:

Florida DotNetMinute #20 - Scott Dorman and his new CSharp Book
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Whirlwind 14: What's new in C# 4 - Events
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Whirlwind 13: What's new in C# 4 - Covariance & Contravariance
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Whirlwind 12: What's new in C# 4 - More COM Love
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Whirlwind 11: What's new in C# 4 - Named & Optional Parameters
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Other Visual C# Videos and Webcasts

Visual C# Videos

2011-03-22T22:04:00.002+05:00

Watch videos and experience how-to technical and thought-provoking business perspectives from a host of Microsoft and industry experts.
·      C# General
·         C# 2005
·         C# 2003

General: Future items, discussion
·         Anders Hejlsberg - Programming data in C# 3.0
Anders talks about a feature he's working on for C# 3.0 that aims to make data programmable in a general purpose and truly object oriented syntax; something that just doesn't exist today.
·         Anders Hejlsberg - Tour through computing industry history at the Microsoft Museum
Anders Hejlsberg is a distinguished engineer here. At least that's his official title. But that doesn't do justice to the role he's played in the industry (first at Borland, where he ran the team that developed Turbo Pascal and later Delphi, or here at Microsoft, where he and his team developed C#). But, don't take our word for it -- listen in as he takes you (and interviewer Charles Torre) on a tour of part of Microsoft's Museum and the part he played in computer industry history.
·         Anders Hejlsberg - What brought about the birth of the CLR?
"We built for the future," Anders says. It wasn't an easy road that brought us to .NET, though. Listen in as Anders explains how .NET was born (and how it differs from COM).
·         Anders Hejlsberg - What influenced the development of C#?
Anders Hejlsberg, the distinguished engineer who is one of the key designers on the C# team, talks about the languages and other things that inspired the development of C#.
·         Whiteboard with Anders Hejlsberg
At Tech·Ed 2004, Anders Hejlsberg gave an informal talk, answered attendee questions, and wrote some code examples on the whiteboard.
·         Eric Gunnerson - Why are there so many programming languages?
Eric Gunnerson talks about why there are so many different computer languages. "Why isn't there only one kind of saw," he asked back.
·         Eric Gunnerson - How much magic should your compiler have?
Eric Gunnerson, in the final video segment of his interview, talks about how much abstraction should be built into a language, er magic.
·         Eric Gunnerson - How do you design new features for C#?
Eric Gunnerson talks about how the C# team decides on new features to add to the C# language.
·         Eric Gunnerson - Take us through an average day in your life
To continue the theme (since Greg Robinson told us not to ask people what working at Microsoft is like) here we get into Eric Gunnerson's daily routine.
·         Eric Gunnerson - What kind of feedback do you value from customers?
Lots of people tell Microsoft what they'd like to see in future versions of C#, but what feedback is really listened to? Eric Gunnerson talks about the best kind of feedback.
·         Eric Gunnerson - What is the biggest challenge for programmers?
Eric Gunnerson talks about what the big challenges are for programmers in the future.
·         Eric Gunnerson - What has the biggest change at Microsoft since you've been here?
Eric Gunnerson opens up his interview series by talking about the change he's seen in his years working at Microsoft (he was previously on the C++ team).
·         Developing Applications in Visual C# .NET
Download the first CD from AppDev’s award winning 10-CD course on developing applications using Microsoft Visual C# .NET. You'll get courseware, samples, and labs along with over 100 minutes of instructional presentation on Visual C# .NET.
·         Microsoft ASP.NET Using Visual C# .NET
This download contains an ISO image of the Microsoft .NET Using Visual C# .NET (CD1), training course provided by AppDev, the nation’s leader in developer training.
·         Exploring ASP.NET 2.0 Using Visual C# 2005
This download contains an ISO image of Exploring ASP.NET 2.0 Using Visual C# 2005 (CD1), a training course provided by AppDev, the nation’s leader in developer training.
C# 2005
Language
·         Anders Hejlsberg - What's so great about generics?
Anders Hejlsberg talks about one of the biggest new feature in the next version of C#: generics.
Fx/Platform
·         Juval Lowy
This week, Carl and Mark talk to Juval Lowy about, among other things, the new version of C# (2.0). Of the new features, Juval's favorite is Generics. Generics allow you to define data structures without committing to actual data types.
Express
·         Dan Fernandez - Demo of C# Express (pull images from Google)
Dan Fernandez demonstrates how to build a cool little application in Visual C# Express Edition.
·         Daniel Fernandez - Your first C# application
Daniel Fernandez demonstrates and discusses Visual C# Express Edition -- for beginning programmers.
·         Daniel Fernandez - What's cool in C# Express?
Have you tried any of the Express Editions of Visual Studio yet? Dan Fernandez talks here about what's cool in C# Express.
C# 2003
Fx/Platform
·         Managed Code
In this episode, Brad Abrams and Anders Hejlsberg discuss the architectural issues involved with Managed Code, while Nick Hodapp and Chris Sells show some of the programming benefits.
·         The CLR Today and Tomorrow with Jeffrey Richter
Jeffrey Richter talks about the 1.1 Common Language Runtime (CLR) and gives a sneak peek at what's coming in the Orcas CLR. Also, News of the Week and Rory's Top 10 reasons why C# is better than Visual Basic .NET.
·         Scott Hanselman
Scott and Carl chat about .NET, C#, Reflection, Regular Expressions, Freeware, Code Sharing, Config Files, Sockets, Multi-Threaded programming, and a laundry list of Scott's favorite utilities that you just have to check out.

Introduction To Problem Solving and Programming (23 Video Lectures)

2011-02-23T23:29:00.002+05:00

Course Topics include:

· Introduction to Computers

· Algorithms and Programming

· Data Types

· Strings

· Input and Output

· Flow Control

· Arrays

· Data Structures

· Dynamic Data Structures

· Recursion

· Various Mathematics Problems and their solutions.

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· Problem Solving Video Lectures

Mathematical Analysis (32 Video Lectures)

2011-02-23T23:19:00.000+05:00

Course topics:
Lecture 1. Real Number.

Lecture 2. Sequences I

Lecture 3. Sequences II

Lecture 4. Sequences III

Lecture 5. Continuous Function

Lecture 6. Properties of continuous functions

Lecture 7. Uniform Continuity

Lecture 8. Differentiable function

Lecture 9. Mean Value Theorems

Lecture 10. Maxima – Minima

Lecture 11. Taylor's Theorem

Lecture 12. Curve Sketching

Lecture 13. Infinite Series I

Lecture 14. Infinite Series II

Lecture 15. Tests of Convergence

Lecture 16. Power Series

Lecture 17. Riemann integral

Lecture 18. Riemann Integrable functions

Lecture 19. Applications of Riemann Integral

Lecture 20. Length of a curve

Lecture 21. Line integrals

Lecture 22. Functions of several variables

Lecture 23. Differentiation

Lecture 24. Derivatives

Lecture 25. Mean Value Theorem

Lecture 26. - Maxima Minima

Lecture 27. Method of Lagrange Multipliers

Lecture 28. Multiple Integrals

Lecture 29. Surface Integrals

Lecture 30. Green's Theorem

Lecture 31. Stokes Theorem

Lecture 32. Guass Divergence Theorem.

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· Math Analysis Video Lectures

Discrete Mathematics for Programmers (40 Video Lectures)

2011-02-23T23:11:00.000+05:00

Course topics:
Lecture 1, 2. Propositional Logic

Lecture 3, 4. Predicates & Quantifiers

Lecture 5. Logical Inference

Lecture 6. Resolution Principles & Application to PROLOG

Lecture 7. Methods of Proof

Lecture 8. Normal Forms

Lecture 9. Proving programs correct

Lecture 10. Sets

Lecture 11. Mathematical Induction

Lecture 12. Set Operations on Strings Over an Alphabet

Lecture 13. Relations

Lecture 14, 15. Graphs

Lecture 16. Trees
Lecture 17. Trees and Graphs

Lecture 18. Special Properties of Relations

Lecture 19, 20. Closure of Relations

Lecture 21. Order Relations

Lecture 22. Order and Relations and Equivalence Relations

Lecture 23. Equivalence relations and partitions

Lecture 24-26. Functions

Lecture 27-29. Permutations and Combinations

Lecture 30-31. Generating Functions

Lecture 32-34. Recurrence Relations

Lecture 35-37. Algebras

Lecture 38-39. Finite State Automaton (FSA)

Lecture 40. Lattices.

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· Discrete Maths Video Lectures

Computer Graphics (43 Video Lectures)

2011-02-23T21:17:00.000+05:00

Course topics:

Lecture 1. Introduction to computer graphics

Lecture 2-5. CRT Display Devices

Lecture 6. Transformations

Lecture 7. Transformations in 2D

Lecture 9, 10. Three Dimensional Graphics

Lecture 11. Project Transformations and Viewing Pipeline

Lecture 12. 3D Viewing

Lecture 13-17. Scan Converting Lines, Circles and Ellipses

Lecture 18, 19. PolyFill Scan Conversion of a Polygon

Lecture 20-22. Clipping: Lines And Polygons

Lecture 23-25. Solid Modeling

Lecture 26-32. Visible Surface Detection

Lecture 33-35. Illumination and Shading

Lecture 36, 37. Curve Representation

Lecture 38. Curves and Surface Representation

Lecture 39. Graphics Programming

Lecture 40. Graphics Programming Using OpenGL

Lecture 41. Advanced Topics

Lecture 42, 43. Digital Image Processing.

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· Computer Graphics Video Lectures

Introduction to Computer Graphics (35 lectures)

2011-02-23T20:58:00.005+05:00

Course topics:

Lecture1. Introduction
Lecture 2, 3. Raster Graphics

Lecture 4. Clipping

Lecture 5. Polygon Clipping and Polygon Scan Conversion

Lecture 6, 7. Transformations

Lecture 8, 9. 3D Viewing

Lecture 10-15. Curves

Lecture 16-19. Surfaces

Lecture 20. Hierarchical Models

Lecture 21-23. Rendering

Lecture 24-27. Ray Tracing

Lecture 28, 29. Hidden Surface Elimination

Lecture 30-32. Fractals

Lecture 33-35. Computer Animation

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· Intro to Computer Graphics Video Lectures

Introduction to Algorithms (MIT)

2011-01-08T22:40:00.000+05:00

This course teaches techniques for the design and analysis of efficient algorithms, emphasizing methods useful in practice. Topics covered include: sorting; search trees, heaps, and hashing; divide-and-conquer; dynamic programming; amortized analysis; graph algorithms; shortest paths; network flow; computational geometry; number-theoretic algorithms; polynomial and matrix calculations; caching; and parallel computing.

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· Video lectures: 6.064J/18.410J (MIT)

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Machine Structures

2011-01-07T22:44:00.004+05:00

Course Introduction: The subjects covered in this course include C and assembly language programming, how higher level programs are translated into machine language, the general structure of computers, interrupts, caches, address translation, CPU design, and related topics. The only prerequisite is that you have taken Computer Science 61B, or at least have solid experience with a C-related programming language.

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· Video Lectures: CS61C (Berkeley)

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Data Structures and Advanced Programming

2011-01-07T22:16:00.000+05:00

Course Description:The CS 61 series is an introduction to computer science, with particular emphasis on software and on machines from a programmer’s point of view. CS 61A covered high-level approaches to problem-solving, providing you with a variety of ways to organize solutions to programming problems: as compositions of functions, collections of objects, or sets of rules. In CS 61B, we move to a somewhat more detailed (and to some extent, more basic) level of programming. As in 61A, the correctness of a program is important. In CS 61B, we’re concerned also with engineering. An engineer, it is said, is someone who can do for a dime what any fool can do for a dollar. Much of 61B will be concerned with the tradeoffs in time and memory for a variety of methods for structuring data. We’ll also be concerned with the engineering knowledge and skills needed to build and maintain moderately large programs.

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· Video Lectures: CS61B (Berkeley)

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Distributed Systems

2010-10-23T21:54:00.000+05:00

Topics on the engineering of computer software and hardware systems: techniques for controlling complexity, system infrastructure, networks and distributed systems, atomicity and coordination of parallel activities, recovery and reliability, privacy of information, impact of computer systems on society. Case studies of working systems and outside reading in the current literature provide comparisons and contrasts.

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Algorithm Design and Analysis

2010-10-09T17:18:00.001+05:00

Course Description:

In this course design and analysis of algorithms is studied. Methodologies include: divide and conquer, dynamic programming, and greedy strategies. Their applications involve: sorting, ordering and searching, graph algorithms, geometric algorithms, mathematical (number theory, algebra and linear algebra) algorithms, and string matching algorithms.

We study algorithm analysis - worst case, average case, and amortized, with an emphasis on the close connection between the time complexity of an algorithm and the underlying data structures. We study NP-Completeness and methods of coping with intractability. Techniques
such as approximation and probabilistic algorithms are studied for handling the NP-Complete problems.

Text: Introduction to Algorithms, Cormen, Rivest, Leiserson.

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Object Oriented Program Design and Software Engineering

2010-10-09T17:11:00.002+05:00

Course Description:

The concepts of the Object-oriented paradigm using Java. The basic principles of software engineering are emphasized. We study how to design and think in an object oriented fashion. As a final project, students work in groups to develop a Gnutella distributed music-sharing client.

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Principles of Software Engineering

2010-10-08T22:31:00.004+05:00

Course Description:

Topics include overview of software engineering requirements specification (informal and formal approaches), design (information hiding, layering, open implementations), quality assurance (testing, verification and analysis, inspections), reverse and re-engineering (tools, models, approaches), Evolution of Software Engineering.

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Video Lectures: CS584 (University of Washington)