Imagine on Halloween, some grouch only lets you keep a certain weight in loot. How would you optimize your candy-induced happiness for the next year, while you plot revenge against that grouch? Ever wonder how google's pagerank works? Learn optimization algorithms, map-finding and other algorithms.

Ever wonder about the location of every electron in your computer? Probably not, but we'll get as close as possible to that level of detail! We'll go over gates and how to build them, encoding, and everyone's favorite programming language: assembly language!

Imagine on Halloween, some grouch only lets you keep a certain weight in loot. How would you optimize your candy-induced happiness for the next year, while you plot revenge against that grouch? Ever wonder how google pagerank works? Learn optimization algorithms, map-finding and other algorithms.

Imagine on Halloween, some grouch only lets you keep a certain weight in loot. How would you optimize your candy-induced happiness for the next year, while you plot revenge against that grouch? Learn a certain type of optimization algorithms along with map-finding and other algorithms.

Ever wonder about the location of every electron in your computer? Probably not, but we'll get as close as possible to that level of detail! We'll go over gates and how to build them, encoding, and everyone's favorite programming language: assembly language!

Cosplay means dressing up as anime or video game characters, for an anime convention or maybe just Halloween. But maybe you don't feel like ordering a $100 costume online. This class is for beginners who want to learn to cosplay cheaply while still being recognizable and not ending up on "10 Worst Cosplays of all time".

I will prove lots of unbelievable statements, and you try to figure out if I'm lying. Learn why I insist 420 > 422, how the Monty Hall problem works, how I set up a rigged card game, and the principles behind these problems.

Cosplay means dressing up as anime or video game characters, for an anime convention or maybe just Halloween. Learn what makes your character recognizable, and what will get you posted on "Top 10 worst cosplays".

Learn of interesting math problems like Proof by Induction, how to solve the Monty-Hall problem, Matching algorithm, and others.

Imagine on Halloween, some grouch only lets you keep a certain weight in loot. How would you optimize your candy-induced happiness for the next year, while you plot revenge against that grouch? Learn a certain type of optimization algorithms along with map-finding and other algorithms.

Winning costume contests requires time and charisma. All I try for is not getting my picture posted on "10 worst Cosplays of all time". Running from every camera is one possible way, but what parts of a costume can we skimp on and still look impressive? Discuss how to be recognizable, as well as how to choose fabric and wigs.

How do you solve the Monty Hall problem? And what is the algorithm for stable matching? Learn random surprising math problems.

There is one group of algorithms which make finding optimal solutions efficient. Go through an imaginary vacation while applying dynamic programming and random other algorithms.

Is it really so hard that it's a miracle to just pass? And what use can it be? Try to learn 2 semesters worth of reactions in 1 hour, as well as how to make TNT.

What’s a recurrence? And why does it help with algorithms? If I have n newts, t toads, and s slugs, how many ways can I make n+t+s people miserable by putting my animals in their beds? In number theory, we will learn about the properties of numbers, in particular, integers. We will learn about how to effectively determine whether an integer is prime or not, how to prove the sqr root of 2 is irrational. We also learn a bit of cryptology—using numbers encoding messsages. You will be sending secret messages and ask people to decipher them. Learn about encryption, probability, induction, and other random topics in math. Great for students who want to learn a different kind of math than the kinds taught in high school.

Induction is the simplest type of proof, requiring only two parts. Yet small false statements, very well hidden, can "prove" strange things. And somehow, it's related to matchmaking, puzzles, and a temple that can end the world.

There can only be so many ways to mess it up, but I seem destined to go through them all. And yet, it's still cheap, and people seem to eat it anyway.

It's actually possible to change space and time with just math! They're strange tools in differential equations that one can use to make a problem much easier, or just things to do if you feel like doing math. Also great plot devices if you feel like giving kids nightmares about integrals.

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The bane of a college student's life. Is it really so hard that it's a celebration just to pass? And ...

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