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Scott Aaronson: 6.045 Automata, Comput, & Complexity

Bonnie Berger: 18.418 Topics in Computational Molecular Biology

Constantinos Daskalakis: 6.896 Probability and Computation

Erik Demaine: 6.006 Introduction to Algorithms

Alan Edelman:18.338 Eigenvalues of Random Matrices

Michel Goemans: 18.443Combinatorial Optimization

Shafi Goldwasser: 6.889 New Developments in Cryptography

Piotr Indyk: 6.006 Introduction to Algorithms

David Karger: 6.856 Randomized Algorithms

Jon Kelner: 6.841/18.405Advanced Complexity Theory

Tom Leighton: 6.042J/18.062

Charles Leiserson: 6.046 Design and Analysis of Algorithms

Nancy Lynch: 6.885 Distributed Algorithms: New Topics and Techniques

Albert Meyer: 6.042/18.062 Mathematics for Computer Science

Silvio Micali: 6.875/18.425 Cryptography and Cryptoanalysis

Dana Moshkovitz:6.046/18.410 Design and Analysis of Algorithms

Ron Rivest: 6.857 Computer and Network Security

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Peter Shor: 18.424 Seminar in Information Theory

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