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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
course description professor school year
ee20n signals and systems Lee Berkeley 1999 fall
ee40n circuit analysis and semiconductors Oldham Berkeley 2000 fall
ee105 microelectronic devices and circuits Neureuther Berkeley 2001 spring
ee120 signals and systems Fearing Berkeley 2001 fall
eecs150 digital logic design Subramanian Berkeley 2001 fall
ee145b medical image processing Majmudar, Saloner Berkeley 2002 spring
ee123 digital signal processing Ramchandran Berkeley 2002 fall
ee126 probability and random processes Messerschmitt, Tse, Anantharam Berkeley 2002 fall
ee121 digital communication systems Tse Berkeley 2003 spring
ee261 fourier transform and its applications Osgood Stanford 2003 fall
ee263 linear dynamical systems Boyd Stanford 2003 fall
ee278 statistical signal processing Gill Stanford 2003 fall
ee376a information theory I Cover Stanford 2003 winter
ee368 digital image processing Girod Stanford 2004 spring
e205 introduction to control design techniques Tomlin Stanford 2004 fall
ee359 wireless communications I Goldsmith Stanford 2004 fall
ee141 engineering electromagnetics Inan Stanford 2004 fall
e209a analysis and control of nonlinear systems Tomlin Stanford 2004 winter
ee379a digital communication I Cioffi Stanford 2004 winter
ee364 convex optimization Boyd Stanford 2005 spring
ee379c digital communication III Cioffi Stanford 2005 spring
ee376b information theory II Cover Stanford 2005 spring
ee387 error-correcting codes Gill Stanford 05-06 spring
ee363 linear dynamical systems II Boyd Stanford 06-07 winter
ee478 network information theory El Gamal Stanford 06-07 autumn


COMPUTER SCIENCE
course description professor school year
cis22 introduction to C programming Marshall SCC 1998 fall
cis20 assembly programming (x86) Marshall SCC 1999 spring
cs61A structure & interpretation of computer programs Harvey Berkeley 1999 fall
cs61B data structures and algorithms Shewchuk Berkeley 2000 spring
cs61C machine structures Patterson Berkeley 2000 fall
eecs150 digital logic design Subramanian Berkeley 2001 fall
cs162 operating systems & system programming Joseph Berkeley 2001 spring
cs170 efficient algorithms and intractable problems Rao Berkeley 2002 spring
cs174 randomized algorithms & discrete probability Karp Berkeley 2002 fall
cs172 computability and complexity theory Sinclair Berkeley 2003 spring
cs255 introduction to cryptography Boneh Stanford 2003 winter
cs199p webworks : teaching web design Young Stanford 2005 spring


MATHEMATICS
course description professor school year
math1b second semester calculus (staff) Berkeley 1999 summer
math53 multivariable calculus Frenkel Berkeley 1999 fall
math54 linear algebra and differential equations Ogus Berkeley 2000 spring
math55 discrete mathematics Demmel Berkeley 2000 fall
math109 applied group theory Brubaker Stanford 2003 winter
stat376a information theory I Cover Stanford 2003 winter
math171 honors real analysis Stacey Stanford 2004 spring
stat200 introduction to statistical inference Kou Stanford 2004 summer
stat217 stochastic processes I Romano Stanford 2004 winter
stat218 stochastic processes II Siegmund Stanford 2005 spring
stat376b information theory II Cover Stanford 2005 spring
math106 complex analysis Brumfiel Stanford 2005 summer
math156 representation theory of finite groups Thiem Stanford 2005 fall
math205a measure theory and lebesgue integration White Stanford 2005 fall
stat366 computational biology Holmes Stanford 2005 fall
stat310a theory of probability I Dembo Stanford 2005 fall
stat310b theory of probability II Dembo Stanford 2005 winter
math205b functional analysis Mazzeo Stanford 2005 Winter
stat310c theory of probability III Stanford 06-07 spring


PHYSICS
course description professor school year
phy7a mechanics and wave motion Dalven Berkeley 1999 summer
phy7b heat and electromagnetism Clarke Berkeley 1999 fall
phy7c optics, relativity, quantum mechanics Dalven Berkeley 2000 fall
ee141 engineering electromagnetics Inan Stanford 2004 fall




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