21. Algorithms—Next Steps

Nice.

pog lecture

have i watched the previous 20? no. will i watch this one? damn yes. praise the algorithm.

Awesome!!!!

Fifth comment! Heck yeah!

i am the 6 th one and requesting for 6.854 6.854 please mit ocw please i am commenting in every video for it. want to do a reasearch in algorithm but i live in a small town dont have resource and mit is a great help for me.

I'll study in this university soon

Nice work Eric you are my mentor.

Ironically if you download this lecture ,250 MB , it uses more memory than downloading the entire package of the course , 45 MB.

uuuuhhhhh uuuuhhhhh uuuuuhhhhmmmmmm uuuuuuuhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

I enjoyed this

Such talented teachers!

What's wrong with the audio from around Justin's part? It's painful to the degree my eardrums hurt. Can't quite make out much part of what he's saying. But despite all, I do agree it's a fantastic lecture by super prof trio.

Thanks for the course!

Awesome lecture and overall great course. Definitely a starting point in my journey to go deeper into the rabbit hole of algorithms and data structures.

Awesome lectures, talented teachers, Greate MIT!

Fantastic lectures and amazing teachers! very helpful course for me. Thank you all :)

Erik, Jason and Justin got me feeling like it is last day of school over here. Such a great course and teachers. It was a privilege! Thank you guys!

Thank you to all professors Sir Eric, Sir Jason and Sir Justin For this wonderful course totally worth my 4 months.

Thank you to all professors!

If you notice the mic is messed up, don't mess with the levels and switching mics on the recording. It's incredibly annoying.

I love 006!!!

Thank you Jason, Erik, and Justin! By finishing this video, I have completed this course!

It wasn't easy at all, but I have learned so much from this course - lectures, recitations, problem sets, sessions, quizes, and final exam! I wonder how hard it had been for the lecturers to have prepared those precious materials for the MIT students and open course students like me.
Every single problem was pretty challenging and taught me how to think like a computer.

And it is really exciting to see how the materials I have learned could be extended and applied to various fields of computer science and the real world. I am a graphics oriented guy so I am quite fascinated with Justin's area, but Erik's fields are also very interesting! I also could strongly feel all you guys' passion in your fields of research, and I really appreciate it. I think I would continue learning algorithm courses provided by MIT(almost surely the ones Erik taught in the past).

It was a very fun journey, thank you!

What's the difference between this and Fall 2011 one? Which one would you guys recommend?

Thanks to MIT OpenCourseWare and instructors for bring us this amazing lecture!!

the audio is impossible to understand about 3/4 of the way into this video

finally get here

Thank you for the course, it was very interesting!

Thanks from China❤❤

Thank you. these videos save my life.

I watched every lecture and learned an immense amount. Thank you MIT for this course.

What a nice finale!

Thank you, professors and mit for this incredible course !

Thank you for the course. It was a really long journey, but somehow I managed to complete it. I can't believe how challenging some of the problems and lectures were, but despite that, I didn't give up. It took me three months, but I finally made it. Thank you, Jason, Erick, and Justin! I'm truly grateful for the high quality of teaching

Many thanks for inspiration to study more and more!

Thank you MIT , Erik Demaine, Jason Ku and Justin Solomon very very much