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Friday, March 26, 2010

Video lectures

Here you will find the VIDEO ARCHIVE of the UCCS Department of Mathematics Math Courses. Lectures  relevant to MST121, MS221, M208, MST209 and M381. New video lectures come available regularly. Although I have seen quite a few Number Theory lectures already I might go through them once more but now with M381 in mind. ( I like the Chinese professor who lectures Number Theory. ) Anyway, I don't watch lectures to learn new stuff but I use them as a test to verify if I understand everything that is being lectured. If so, I learned the material in the book well enough.
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