Audio/video lecture note downloads

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In summary, the conversation is about finding websites with audio or video downloads of lecture notes on digital communications, signal processing, or wireless propagation. The mention of MIT is made, but a search on their website did not yield any relevant results. A suggestion is made to check out the links provided in the stickie thread at the top of the EE forum for potential helpful resources.
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Would anyone know any good websites on the net that have audio or video downloads of lecture notes on digital communications, signal processing or wireless propagation ?

I recalled that MIT used to have one, but a brief search of their elec eng website revealed nothing.

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JamesGoh said:
Would anyone know any good websites on the net that have audio or video downloads of lecture notes on digital communications, signal processing or wireless propagation ?

I recalled that MIT used to have one, but a brief search of their elec eng website revealed nothing.

thanks

Check out the links waht posted in the stickie thread at the top of the EE forum, "Useful EE Links and Search Engines". Do any of those help?
 
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There are certainly many websites that offer audio or video downloads of lecture notes on digital communications, signal processing, and wireless propagation. However, the quality and reliability of these resources can vary greatly, so it's important to do some research and choose reputable sources.

One option is to check university websites, as many schools offer recorded lectures and course materials for free on their websites. You can also search for online courses or MOOCs (massive open online courses) on these topics, as they often include video lectures and downloadable materials.

Another option is to look for professional organizations or societies related to these fields, as they often have resources and materials available for members or for purchase.

Additionally, there are many educational websites and platforms that offer online courses and tutorials on these topics, some of which may offer free or low-cost access to lecture notes and materials.

Overall, it's important to carefully evaluate the credibility and accuracy of any resources you find, and to consult multiple sources to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter.
 

1. What are audio/video lecture note downloads?

Audio/video lecture note downloads are digital files that contain recordings of lectures, along with any accompanying notes or presentations. They are typically used by students to review or study course material.

2. How do I download audio/video lecture notes?

The process for downloading audio/video lecture notes may vary depending on the source. Some may require you to create an account or purchase the files, while others may be freely available for download. Typically, you can download the files directly from the source's website or through a designated platform or app.

3. Are audio/video lecture notes reliable?

The reliability of audio/video lecture notes depends on the source and the quality of the recordings. It is important to use lecture notes from a reputable source and to verify the accuracy of the information. It is also helpful to compare the notes with your own in-class notes to ensure accuracy.

4. Can I use audio/video lecture notes instead of attending class?

While audio/video lecture notes can be a helpful supplement to in-class lectures, they should not be used as a replacement for attending class. Attending class allows for interaction with the instructor and classmates, which can enhance learning and understanding of the material. Additionally, some instructors may provide valuable information or examples during lectures that may not be included in the audio/video recordings.

5. Are there any copyright issues with using audio/video lecture notes?

The use of audio/video lecture notes may be subject to copyright laws. It is important to only use the lecture notes for personal academic purposes and not distribute or share them without permission from the source. Some sources may also have specific terms and conditions for using their lecture notes, so it is important to read and follow any guidelines provided.

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