- A
lecture (from Latin:
lectura 'reading') is an oral
presentation intended to
present information or
teach people about a
particular subject, for example...
-
Lectures are a
series of
lectures on a
single topic each,
which have been held at the
Royal Institution in
London each year
since 1825. The
lectures present...
- A
public lecture (also
known as an open
lecture) is one
means emplo**** for
educating the public.
Gresham College, in London, has been
providing free public...
- A
lecture hall (or
lecture theatre) is a
large room used for instruction,
typically at a
college or university.
Unlike a
traditional classroom with a capacity...
- The Last
Lecture is a 2008 New York
Times best-selling book co-aut****d by
Randy Pausch —a
professor of
computer science, human-computer interaction,...
-
Lecturer is an
annual appointment to give a
public lecture, the Sir
Robert Rede's
Lecture (usually Rede
Lecture) at the
University of Cambridge. It is named...
- death. The recipients'
lectures are
normally held in the days
prior to the
award ceremony. The
Peace Prize and its recipients'
lectures are
presented at the...
- The
Gifford Lectures (/ˈɡɪfərd/) are an
annual series of
lectures which were
established in 1887 by the will of Adam Gifford, Lord
Gifford at the four...
- The
Richard Dimbleby Lecture (also
known as the
Dimbleby Lecture) is an
annual television lecture founded in
memory of
Richard Dimbleby (1913—1965), the...
-
Lecture Notes in
Computer Science is a
series of
computer science books published by
Springer Science+Business
Media since 1973. The
series contains proceedings...
