a nice thought, but mit's actually put most if not all of its classes online through opencourseware (http://ocw.mit.edu ).
and (not to belabor the obvious) the learning doesn't come from reading one page cribsheets -- it's from writing them and fighting problem sets till sunrise :P
Wow, he took pretty detailed notes in some classes (and strangely very little in others). For the past ~2 years I haven't even carried a pencil to lecture; usually professors have PPT slides that they put online, so listening works better than writing a lot down.
It's also really amazing to see how many courses he took in four years, and most of them must have been pretty tough.
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[ 3.6 ms ] story [ 15.3 ms ] threadand (not to belabor the obvious) the learning doesn't come from reading one page cribsheets -- it's from writing them and fighting problem sets till sunrise :P
It's also really amazing to see how many courses he took in four years, and most of them must have been pretty tough.
By the way, didn't you have to take any classes like English or History? Or did you leave those out?