A collection of filmed MIT lectures by Erik Demaine, covering algorithms and theoretical computer science topics such as data structures, complexity, and algorithmic puzzles, published through MIT OpenCourseWare.

Commenters recommend basically any filmed class Demaine teaches on MIT OpenCourseWare, pointing to him as a highly regarded instructor in algorithms and CS theory.

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1. Strongly recommendsdjtriptych2019in “Tetris Is Hard, Even to Approximate”

   Worth linking to the most famous of these authors, Erik Dermaine. More or less a prototypical child genius in math / CS. MIT Professor at 20.

   https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erik_Demaine

   Also highly recommended basically any filmed class he’s teaching on MIT OpenCourseware

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