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• Carnegie Mellon · 11-768AI AgentsDaniel Fried, Graham Neubig
• MIT · 18.06Linear AlgebraGilbert Strang
• Yale · ECON 252Financial MarketsRobert Shiller
• Yale · PSYC 110Introduction to PsychologyPaul Bloom
• Yale · PHIL 176DeathShelly Kagan
• Berkeley · CS61AStructure and Interpretation of Computer ProgramsJohn DeNero, Kay Ousterhout
• Berkeley · CS 61BData StructuresJosh Hug, Kay Ousterhout
• Berkeley · CS188Introduction to Artificial IntelligenceEmma Pierson, Peyrin Kao
• MIT · 6.006Introduction to AlgorithmsErik Demaine, Jason Ku, Justin Solomon
• MIT · 5.111SCPrinciples of Chemical ScienceCatherine Drennan, Elizabeth Vogel Taylor
• Yale · ECON 159Game TheoryBen Polak
• MIT · 8.01Physics I: Classical MechanicsWalter Lewin
• Harvard · ER22Justice: What's the Right Thing to Do?Michael Sandel
• Stanford · CS106AProgramming MethodologyMehran Sahami
• Stanford · CS106BProgramming AbstractionsJulie Zelenski
• MIT · 6.S081Operating System EngineeringFrans Kaashoek, Robert Morris
• MIT · 6.S897Machine Learning for HealthcarePeter Szolovits, David Sontag
• Stanford · CS224NNatural Language Processing with Deep LearningChris Manning, Richard Socher
• Berkeley · CS170Efficient Algorithms and Intractable ProblemsNika Haghtalab, John Wright
• CMU · 15-213Introduction to Computer SystemsRandy Bryant, Phil Gibbons
• Yale · PHYS 200Fundamentals of Physics IRamamurti Shankar
• Berkeley · Data 8Foundations of Data ScienceJoey Gonzalez, Swupnil Sahai
• Statistical Rethinking (2023)Richard McElreath