Professors without borders.

The article reports on the development of online computer science courses by Sebastian Thrun, professor of robotics at Stanford University, and colleagues Daphne Koller and Andrew Ng. Students taking the class via laptop in various countries would be given all the same lectures and exams as undergra...

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Publicado en:Prospect no. 196; pp. 42 - 47
Autor principal: Redmon, Kevin Charles
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Publicado: Prospect Publishing Limited Jul2012
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