thank you professor for making this public , after watching you and Lex's podcast I was amazed that how clearly you can explain very high level concepts for average people to understand.
Thank you for the amazing lecture! What is the best way to have access to the problem sets? In Stellar the files cannot be accessed by someone without a MIT login. Have problem sets changed since the 2015 sessions, which are available on MIT OCW website?
Thanks for sharing! I would like to know what's the mathematics background needs to takes this course? In the lecture was present a bit vaguely. It would be really helpful an description more precise. Thanks again!
The beauty of online material is that you can look up necessary Math, CS, and Bio as needed, look terms up, and brush up on foundations, so you can attempt courses that are beyond your pre-reqs, and fill them in as you go. For in-person synchronous teaching, we ask for Algorithms, Probabilities, Programming, and Intro Bio as pre-reqs
