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Yes I am assuming that. As someone who attended a small state school compared to the level of some of the coworkers taken by classmates at the top schools it is
by ibebrett 12y ago
Yes I am assuming that. As someone who attended a small state school compared to the level of some of the coworkers taken by classmates at the top schools it is like night and day. Trust me the machine learning class at stanford is better than the one at eastern ct state university (for example)
- ibebrett 12y agoSorry, wrote that in a rush. I meant "compared to the level of classes taken by some of my coworkers"
- jrs99 12y agodo you mean level of difficulty or mastery attained by the students?
- ibebrett 12y agothe quality of the instructional materials, mastery, and level of difficulty yes.
- ojbyrne 12y agoI have taken that specific course, and yes, it is very good. But I don't think it's always the case that professors at top schools are always better than TAs at small colleges. Top professors are almost always research-oriented and some let their teaching skills suffer. My counter example would be the Algorithms course from Princeton with Robert Sedgewick. I would rate that as basically "just ok."