00:28
Where Have I Been? (New Channel Announcement)
16:23
Interview with Shivam Gandhi
01:05:49
Interview with Jonathan Haber on his 12-Month Education Project
07:36
The MIT Challenge is Complete
05:48
Week 51 - Last Week of the MIT Challenge
04:40
Week 50 - Recursive Learning
02:36
Week 48 - One Month (and 3 Classes) Left!
05:30
Week 47 - How to Improve Your Concentration
04:57
Week 43 - How to Read a Textbook
05:58
Week 41 - Why You Don't Need a Perfect Memory
05:20
Week 38 - How to Build Good Studying Habits
06:17
Week 35 - Nine Classes Left!
07:38
Week 32 - How to Learn Really Hard Subjects
03:55
Week 30 - How to Learn a Class Without Lectures
04:59
Week 28 - Computer Science Isn't Really About Computers
06:48
Week 26 - Getting Access to "Hidden" Courses
05:04
Week 24 - Halfway Point!
03:51
Week 23 - First "Failure"
04:09
Week 21 - My Daily Schedule
04:12
Week 20 - Can You Learn a Programming Language in 4 Days?
04:16
Week 19 - Learning the Programming Language Scheme
05:30
Week 18 - Are the Higher Level Classes Harder?
03:58
Week 15 - My Goals for the MIT Challenge
06:31
Week 14 - How Do You Stay Motivated?
03:35
Week 13 - Back from Vacation Update!
07:40
Week Eleven - How Should You Study?
11:00
Week Ten: Teaching Yourself vs Going to School
04:53
Week Nine: First Year of Classes Finished
05:38
Week Eight - What Does Biology Have to Do With Computer Science?
06:59
Week Seven - Learning Python, A* and Bayes Rule
09:19
Week Five - Why Learn Math?
07:18
Week Four - How to Learn an MIT Class in 5 Days
03:55
Week Three - Electricity and Magnetism
06:15
Week Two: Free Tools for Learning Math Faster
02:53
Week One: Learning MIT Calculus in 5 Days
01:49
The MIT Challenge -- Learning 4 Years in 12 Months (Without Taking Classes)
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About
In 2011 I started a project to try to learn MIT's fabled 4-year computer science undergraduate program without going to school. MIT makes many of their courses available for free through OCW (and, more recently, edX) which allow you to access lectures, notes and real exams MIT students have previously taken. Added to that, I wanted to finish the entire process in under 12 months.
Watch all the videos as you see me make progress toward my goal, completing all the final exams and programming projects an MIT student would undertake. To see my results, access the courses for yourself or plan your own "MIT Challenge" visit the homepage: www.scotthyoung.com/blog/mit-challenge/
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