Can tensor calculus be learned online through video lectures? Are there any websites that offer this service?

 Yes, tensor calculus can be learned online through video lectures. There are several reputable websites and platforms that offer free or paid courses on tensor calculus, often accompanied by video lectures, written material, and exercises. Here are some good options for learning tensor calculus online: ### 1. **YouTube**    - Many professors and educators post free video lectures on YouTube covering tensor calculus. These can range from beginner-level introductions to more advanced topics.    - **Search terms** like "tensor calculus lecture" or "Introduction to tensor calculus" will yield many results. ### 2. **MIT OpenCourseWare (OCW)**    - MIT offers free access to a variety of lecture courses, including those that cover tensor calculus as part of higher-level physics and mathematics courses.    - **Course Example**: "General Relativity" and "Classical Mechanics" (both of which involve tensor calculus).    - Website: [MIT OpenCo...

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 1) If there is a name/surname you can't make out due to a speaker's manner of speech, what are you supposed to do?


a) Mark it as [unintelligible 00:00:00]


b) Mark it as [inaudible].


c) Mark it as [unintelligible].


d) Just try to guess a name depending on the context.


2) Which sentence/sentences is/are correctly capitalized and punctuated?


a) Jack tried a new diet, but he still gained weight.


b) jack tried a new diet, but he still gained weight.


c) Jack tried a new diet but still gained weight.


d) jack tried a new diet, but still gained weight.


3) How should significant sound events be noted in Clean Verbatim?


a) [laughter]


b) [laughter]


c) (laughter)


d) Laughter


e) [Laughter]



4) I feel terrible..


a) absolutely


b) very


c) really


5) If there is more than one speaker, how should they be all noted?


a) Speaker 1, Speaker 2, et cetera.


b) Speaker 1, Speaker 2, et cetera. If you can distinguish a speaker's role in the conversation, you should make it as descriptive as possible.


c) Speaker x: and the editor will correct it.


6) If there is an 'et cetera' in the audio, what should you do?


a) Leave 'et cetera' out.


b) Transcribe it as etc.


c) Transcribe et cetera' as a part of the audio.


7) Do you have to transcribe stutters? Full Verbatim


a) No. It does not add any additional meaning A 


b) Yes. For instance, "I-I, um, love, uh, bas-basketball."


c) There is no big difference between "I love basketball" and "i, um, uh, lo-lo-love, um, ba-bas-basketball".


8)1 to the gym last night


a) go


b) was


c) gone


d) went


9) I __ a good student.


a) am


b) is


c) were


d) been


e) wore


10) What should you do with curse words?


a) Transcribe it word for word. 


b) Leave the curse words out.

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