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The discussion centers on the need for online resources for studying Electromagnetism, particularly for electrical engineering students preparing for an upcoming test. A specific request is made for online lectures rather than a full course, highlighting the convenience of accessible educational materials. The MIT OpenCourseWare website is mentioned as a valuable resource for these lectures, with a suggestion for users to consider donating to support the platform if they find it beneficial.
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Really would want that Electromagnetics one. have a big test on friday.

It's online lectures what i want. lol not an actual course.
 
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