Lambda Lecture

The annual Lambda Lecture is happening soon! This lecture will be an eye-opening way of thinking about the size of languages and the expressive power of operators. We strongly urge you to attend.

Date:
October 1st
Time:
4pm to 6pm
Location:
CIT 3rd Floor Atrium

Advice

We here are not likely to run away with the foolish notion, that lectures can teach us a science without careful study of our own. They can but excite us to begin to work for ourselves: possibly they may assist our efforts; they can in now way supersede them.
—Dr Arnold—

Hand-written note on the first page of the notebook NOTES from PROFESSOR SEDGWICK'S LECTURES ON GEOLOGY, October Term, 1848. (Copied by hand from from Sedgwick Museum, University of Cambridge.)

Course Materials

How to Ask Questions/Report Problems

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