15. Fourier Series

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[@jonahansen]

Jeez, these lectures are so good. Dennis Freeman is a great lecturer.

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[@shanli2406]

I love when he jumps~ Very good lectures. Learned a lot!

[@thevoid141]

He looks like an enthusiastic baby, especially when he laughs :D This makes the lectures less boring :)

[@arnoldbr8418]

gotta love this guy

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[@13BeatKing]

I wish these vids were as popular as the Harlem Shake vids. This would be a different world...

[@atriagotler]

At this moment 2:40 I knew I'll be having a great time for the next 45minutes... eh!

[@HarrySmart]

i think lecture on fourier series by Stanford is better :)

[@edmundkemper1625]

do they have one?

[@HarrySmart]

@@edmundkemper1625 yes there’s one

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[@montymonty224]

The students are clueless because the way the material is presented is jumbled up. Present a recap of a vocabulary while you explain the concept (faster if student has the concept used in the same slide). Although the material needs to be presented quickly, you are not actually progressing presenting it faster because the material will not be comprehensible. The student will eventually get to the correct answer because they need to reteach themselves what you where trying to convey.

[@gruppoid]

This is not an introduction to Fourier series. The students are expected to already have some idea of them. So your criticism is out of place.

[@killer414]

I am the first and only viewer

[@manudehanoi]

Quite poor for an introduction, better vids on that topic on youtube. The original and actual purpose of the fourier series isnt explained, the vocabulary is obscure. Most pple seem to want to jump into the equation when i would expect a more sensible way to illustrate the topic such as vid YsZKvLnf7wU and vid SpzNQOOBeRg

[@gruppoid]

This is not an introduction to Fourier series. The students are expected to already have some idea of them. So your criticism is out of place.

[@erikumble]

One of the prerequisite courses for 6.003 is 8.03 (differential equations) which covers Fourier Series with an introduction.

[@yeslinsequeira4612]

The previous video introduced fourier series