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This lecture of Walter Lewin's Spring 2002 Electricity and Magnetism course covers moving charges in b-fields.

Moving Charges in B-fields

This lecture of Jerry Cain's Programming Paradigms course at Stanford covers central elements of computer science in C++.

$This free preschool children's video shows how to count to twenty, using multiples of two.$

Counting By Twos

In this algorithms video, we analyze the running time of the bubblesort algorithm.

Analyzing Bubblesort

In this Actionscript video tutorial, Doug Winnie demonstrates how to use mathematical functions to generate random numbers.

Use Mathematical Functions t...

This free video tutorial focuses on the bubblesort algorithm.

This lecture of Professor Tom Leighton and Dr. Marten van Dijk's Fall 2010 Mathematics for Computer Science course covers large deviations.

Large Deviations

This lecture of Walter Lewin's Fall 1999 Classical Mechanics course covers elastic and inelastic collisions.

Elastic and Inelastic Collis...

This is a lecture from Professor Leonard Susskind's Fall 2007 Classical Mechanics course at Stanford University.

In this Adobe After Effects video tutorial, Chad Perkins demonstrates how to create Encore menus with After Effects.

Creating Encore Menus with A...

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Incorporate Random Chance in your Animations

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Incorporate Random Chance in your Animations