cs-video-courses: Find university computer science video lectures

What it does

cs-video-courses is a GitHub list of computer science courses with video lectures, grouped by topic from introductory computer science and algorithms to machine learning, security and quantum computing. Entries link to course pages or playlists at places such as MIT, Stanford, Harvard and UC Berkeley. Contributors add courses through pull requests, which are proposed edits, and the list asks for actual college or university-level courses.

How to use it

Open the list on GitHub in your browser and use the table of contents to jump to a subject. Follow a course link to its lecture page or video playlist, then watch there. General notes about the list sit in a separate notes file.

Common use cases

• Open the Introduction to Computer Science section when you want to start programming, and you see links such as Harvard's CS50 and MIT's Python introduction.
• Pick Data Structures and Algorithms from the contents, and you get links such as MIT's Introduction to Algorithms lecture videos.
• Look for a language-specific class in the introduction section, and you find entries such as COMP6991 Rust Programming from UNSW with a YouTube playlist.