it's not "Python video lectures", it's "Introduction to Computer science" in which the teacher uses Python, and you can't barely see the code in the videos, so the real potential of these classes is theory (i know, i've seen them)
The disappointing part is that the lecturer talks about handouts that are given to students with the example code he uses during the lectures, which isn't online AFAIK. I find myself taking screenshots of the full screen flash video and replicating code I want to try out myself.
I have looked on the home page and on the various pages, including the readings page and the example code that he uses in class is still not in the online resources.
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it's not "Python video lectures", it's "Introduction to Computer science" in which the teacher uses Python, and you can't barely see the code in the videos, so the real potential of these classes is theory (i know, i've seen them)
I think there is a higher bitrate version available for download. You should be able to read code in that one.
Touche; title updated.
... not that i don't love both Python and the vids :) but it was the truth
The disappointing part is that the lecturer talks about handouts that are given to students with the example code he uses during the lectures, which isn't online AFAIK. I find myself taking screenshots of the full screen flash video and replicating code I want to try out myself.
Have you looked at the OpenCourseWare home page for the course or http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/electrical-engineering-and-comput... ?
I have looked on the home page and on the various pages, including the readings page and the example code that he uses in class is still not in the online resources.