The notes of various MOOCs that I took and continue to take over the years.
Following are the MOOCs/courses that I took and the notes I made which have been added to this repository. All of these notes are my own handwritten (either on paper, or digitally). I will provide a link to the course, where you can either watch the videos, go through the slides, to relate the notes with.
- alberta-birds-theropods: This is an introductory course to Paleontology, and is provided on Coursera. The course is Theropod Dinosaurs and the Origin of Birds, and the video lectures can be viewed from this link LECTURES.
- nust-distributed-computing: This was my undergraduate course on Distributed Computing and since the lecture slides and recordings are not available, therefore I can only provide the written notes of the entire course. The notes are detailed so that should help.
- ubc-gaussian-processes: These are the notes of the lectures on GP, a course taught at UBC by Nando de Freitas. The video lectures + slides can be accessed from this link LECTURES.
- nust-natural-language-processing: This was my undergraduate course on Natural Language Processing and since the lecture slides and recordings are not available, therefore I can only provide the written notes of the entire course. The notes are detailed so that should help.
- sapienza-intro-ml: These are the notes of the graduate course in ML at Sapienza University of Rome. The slides + lectures can be accessed from here LECTURES.
- alberta-modelling-human-behavior: These are the notes of the graduate course in Game Theory at the University of Alberta and UBC. The slides + lectures can be accessed from here LECTURES.
- Towards the Theory of Generalization in RL: These short notes are based on Sham Kakade's talk at NYU Tandon, and the lecture can be viewed from this link TALK.