The MIT Challenge is a challenge presented by Scott Young, the author of ultralearning. Basically, he wanted to see if he could do the entire MIT Computer Science Undergraduate course in under a year. Mine will be a little different since I am still in school and I’ll be learning alongside my normal classwork. I am hoping to do mine in the remainder of time that I am in school, which I should be graduating in the next year and a half. So I’ll have until December 2024 to do this challenge.
The challenge itself is 32 classes and I’m not sure how well it will go with how vigorous my coursework is this semester, so I’ll try and keep up but it’s going to be a lot of studying on all fronts. I think I can do it and I want to push myself, but I also want to enjoy my semester and try to meet people and grow that way.
First up: Classical Mechanics
https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/8-01sc-classical-mechanics-fall-2016/pages/week-1-kinematics/
Single Variable Calculus
Second:
Multivariable Calculus
Electromagnetism
Third:
Introduction to EE and CS I
Principles of Chemical Science
Introduction to Biology
Fourth:
Introduction to EE and CS II
Differential Equations
Fifth:
Mathematics for Computer Science
Introduction to Algorithms
Circuits and Electronics
Sixth:
Linear Algebra
Probabilistic Systems Analysis
Design and Analysis of Algorithms
Signals and Systems
Seventh:
Artificial Intelligence
Eighth:
Computation Structures
Logic I
Principles of Microeconomics
Computer Systems Engineering
Ninth:
Electromagnetics and Application
Principles of Macroeconomics
Logic II
Intro to Comm, Controls and Signals
Tenth:
Modal Logic
Industrial Organization
Eleventh:
Government Regulation of Industry
Economics of Education
Twelfth:
Elements of Software Construction
Machine Vision
Thirteenth:
Computer Graphics
Theory of Computation
This will be getting updated as I go along with what I’ve completed and what I’ve learned. Excited for this project since I think it’s a really good field to know for the future!
I am learning a few of these courses as I am in undergrad right now, so mine might be a little different than others. There are a few generals that look interesting, so I want to do them and expand my knowledge. Also, I'm going to do a little slower since I am in school and have a life outside of expanding my knowledge unfortunately.
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