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UNC STEM on YouTube

This is a list of STEM classes taught by UNC Chapel Hill where the lectures have been freely released on YouTube.

High quality is not guaranteed, and some lectures are missing, but they are useful resources nevertheless. Some of these were recorded more for internal rather than public use, but all are publicly available on YouTube, and as such they are listed freely.

These dates might be off a bit, feel free to correct me on any of them.

Computer Science (COMP)

  • COMP 110 (Introduction to Programming, taught by Professor Jordan, 2020)
  • COMP 110 (Introduction to Programming, taught by Professor Jordan, 2021)
  • COMP 211 (Systems Fundamentals, taught by Professor Jordan, 2020)
  • COMP 401 (Foundation of Programming, taught by Professor Dewan, 2013)
  • COMP 523 (Software Engineering Laboratory, taught by Professor Terrell, 2019)
  • COMP 523 (Software Engineering Laboratory, taught by Professor Terrell, 2020)
  • COMP 524 (Programming Language Concepts, taught by Professor Dewan, 2018)
  • COMP 524 (Programming Language Concepts, taught by Professor Terrell, 2021)
  • COMP 533 (Distributed Systems, taught by Professor Dewan, 2020)
  • COMP 590-145 (Software Architecture, taught by Professor Terrell, 2020)
  • COMP 734 ([Graduate-level] Distributed Systems, taught by Professor Dewan, 2013)
  • COMP 790-063 (Distributed Collaborative Systems, taught by Professor Dewan, 2014)

Mathematics (MATH)

  • MATH 347 (Linear Algebra for Applications, taught by Gracie Conte, 2020)
  • MATH 381 (Discrete Mathematics, taught by Gracie Conte, 2020)
  • MATH 381 (Discrete Mathematics, taught by Marc Besson, 2020)
  • MATH 383 (Introduction to Differential Equations, taught by Marc Besson, 2020)
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