About this project

The goal of this project is to make knowledge of computer science easily available not only to the students at Berkeley, but also to the entire community. For several years, faculty members have been videotaping lectures in CS large lower division courses, mainly as an aid to students with time conflicts that prevent them from attending lectures. By hosting an archive storing all CS lectures that were recorded, we hope the computing knowledge that has been gathered can be easily shared. As a teaching aid, a 'greatest hits' lecture will also be compiled for each course covering all major topics addressed in the corresponding class. The best parts of many different past lectures will be linked together and presented along with slides to make this greatest hits lecture. This lecture should represent the best teaching abilities in the lower division CS lectures and should be a valuable resource in the computer community for basic CS knowledge. Thanks to the generous donation of Larry Weiner this online site should become a permanent resource.

As of June 2007, we have released a full set of archive lectures for`four popular lower-division computer science classes: CS3, 61A, 61B, and 61C. Please check them out and provide us with feedback.