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| Title | Academic Division | Interactivity | Recording Length |
Biology of Birds Discussion Section
(DIS175SU027) |
Biological and Health Sciences
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Mixed |
55 min |
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Undergraduate class; follows the Biology of Birds Field Lab. Instructor discusses the students' experiences during the lab, then explains sampling biases and protocols, and fields questions. (Senior faculty, F; 16 students, 12 speakers) |
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Economics Discussion Section
(DIS280SU058) |
Social Sciences and Education
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Mixed |
61 min |
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Undergraduate class; instructor writes out formulae on the board, goes over problems from the last homework, explains concepts, and identifies crucial points to learn for the exam. (Graduate student instructor, F; 30 students, 7 speakers) |
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Heat and Mass Transfer Discussion Section (DIS195SU117) |
Physical Sciences and Engineering |
Mostly Monologic |
48 min |
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Undergraduate class; instructor returns the last exam, reports exam statistics, and reviews three of the exam problems in detail; topics include energy balance, thermodynamics, fluids. (Graduate student instructor, M; 10 students, 4 speakers) |
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Intro Anthropology Discussion Section
(DIS115JU087) |
Social Sciences and Education
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Mixed |
51 min |
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Undergraduate question-answer discussion about power, social organization, and societal and personal aspects of social control. (Graduate student instructor, F; 22 students, 18 speakers) |
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Intro Astronomy Discussion Section
(DIS150JU130) |
Physical Sciences and Engineering
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Mixed |
33 min |
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In the first half, the undergraduates meet in a planetarium, where the instructor defines astronomical terms and points out celestial bodies; in the second half, the following day, she gives an introduction to the course. (Graduate student instructor, F; 20 students, 3 speakers) |
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Philosophy Discussion Section
(DIS475MU012) |
Humanities and Arts
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Mostly Interactive |
51 min |
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Undergraduate question-answer discussion that begins with a review of the last two lectures on transcendental arguments, followed by a description of Kant's approach to explaining a single unified consciousness. (Graduate student instructor, F; 20 students, 10 speakers) |
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