ECS 120: Undergraduate Theory of Computation

ECS 120: Undergraduate Theory of Computation

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These are lectures for the course ECS 120, Undergraduate Theory of Computation, taught by David Doty. They were recorded for the Spring 2020 offering of the course, on a Monday-Wednesday-Friday lecture schedule.

To list the videos in order, view the whole playlist, or select Sort By: Alphabetically - A to Z. (Except that it will put week 10 out of order, near the start.)

There are also playlists breaking them up by chapter in the lecture notes for the course:

Videos are labeled as follows. ECS 120 [week][day]:[topic] where [week] is a number 0,1,2,...,10 (0 is for lectures reviewing discrete math prerequisite material), [day] is a letter (a=Monday, b=Wednesday, c=Friday), and [topic] starts with a number to indicate viewing order within that lecture day (there are several short videos for each lecture day, each 5-15 minutes long). For example, ECS 120 2c:5 formal definition of NFA semantics is week 2, Friday, topic 5 for that day: formal definition of NFA semantics.

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12:25

ECS 120 0:7 combinatorics (discrete math review)

ECS 120 0:7 combinatorics (discrete math review)

From David Doty on March 25th, 2021

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04:34

ECS 120 0:6 pigeonhole principle (discrete math…

ECS 120 0:6 pigeonhole principle (discrete math review)

From David Doty on March 25th, 2021

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09:09

ECS 120 10b:3 diagonalization to show the halting…

ECS 120 10b:3 diagonalization to show the halting problem is undecidable

From David Doty on March 20th, 2021

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15:52

ECS 120 10b:2 the real numbers are uncountable…

ECS 120 10b:2 the real numbers are uncountable and the Continuum Hypothesis

From David Doty on March 20th, 2021

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11:40

ECS 120 10b:1 diagonalization to show a set is…

ECS 120 10b:1 diagonalization to show a set is smaller than its power set

From David Doty on March 20th, 2021

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06:22

ECS 120 9c:6 R vs. (0,1)

ECS 120 9c:6 R vs. (0,1)

From David Doty on March 20th, 2021

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02:12

ECS 120 9c:5 N vs. {0,1}*

ECS 120 9c:5 N vs. {0,1}*

From David Doty on March 20th, 2021

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02:14

ECS 120 9c:4 N vs. Q

ECS 120 9c:4 N vs. Q

From David Doty on March 20th, 2021

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06:29

ECS 120 9c:3 N vs. Q+

ECS 120 9c:3 N vs. Q+

From David Doty on March 20th, 2021

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05:49

ECS 120 9c:2 N vs. Z

ECS 120 9c:2 N vs. Z

From David Doty on March 20th, 2021

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06:24

ECS 120 9c:1 comparing sizes of sets

ECS 120 9c:1 comparing sizes of sets

From David Doty on March 20th, 2021

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11:35

ECS 120 9b:4 how to spot undecidability

ECS 120 9b:4 how to spot undecidability

From David Doty on March 20th, 2021

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06:47

ECS 120 9b:3 rejecting problem is undecidable

ECS 120 9b:3 rejecting problem is undecidable

From David Doty on March 20th, 2021

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07:38

ECS 120 9b:2 empty language problem is undecidable

ECS 120 9b:2 empty language problem is undecidable

From David Doty on March 20th, 2021

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08:28

ECS 120 9b:1 acceptance problem is undecidable

ECS 120 9b:1 acceptance problem is undecidable

From David Doty on March 20th, 2021

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