A selection of the course material is available at wiki.cse.unsw.edu.au This is the first lecture of COMP1927 Algorithms and Data Structures, which is the second computing course taken by first year computing students at UNSW. This course follows immediately on from COMP1917 (also available on youtube). These lectures are currently being recorded (August-November 2009).
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thank god for richard buckland
so many dry lectures and moron geeks
this guy is fantastic
love his style makes me wish i were a student in is class
I love this guys.. kick ass lecturer!!!
Will these be posted to iTunesU – as with Comp1917… I think it was better as they could be downloaded, paused, rewinded and replayed… also i could watch on my iPhone.
*rupert* buckland rolling again!!!!!!
They aren’t tutorials but rather classes. UNSW is trying something new by putting their online classes up on YouTube for everyone to see, and just like last year they will be coming out one at a time until the series is through. Rest assured they come out fast enough to keep all but the future “Rockstar programmer” busy advancing their 1337 skillz. ^.^
Please upload remaining tutorials
This is one of best tutorial i have even found in internet.
Please Upload the next lectures as soon as you can…. They are helpful…
Yes, I’m very glad there posting again. I love this teacher.
Awesome I’m so glad these lectures are back!
Nicee… more lectures from Richard!!!
Great job Richard and thank you UNSW for uploading the videos where everyone can watch it =D
Thanks a lot!
Fantastic lecture. I look forward to seeing the rest of the series
what course is this?
Wohoo, Buckland!!!
You are great ;D I want to come to UNSW when I am grown up ^^
You know, as a professional programmer, I never miss these lectures. Buckland is a pleasure to listen to and I always manage to eek out a bit of information or general wisdom which informs my trade.
BUCKLAND IS BACK!!!
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Just what I needed! THE LORD MUST BE REAL! LOL Yesss! This course is finally here!!! lol (I don’t believe in God. It’s obvious in my videos, but I’m extremely happy!) I love you guys. Maybe I’ll transfer over seas! lol