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Also, see Who is Teaching What in EECS and the MIT Mathematics Department

Scott Aaronson: 6.045J Automata, Computability, and Complexity

Bonnie Berger: 18.418 Topics in Computational Molecular Biology

Alan Edelman:6.338J/18.337 Parallel Computing

Erik Demaine: (On Leave)

Michel Goemans: 18.433Combinatorial Optimization

Shafi Goldwasser: (On Leave)

Piotr Indyk:

David Karger:

Jon Kelner: 6.856J/18.416 Randomized Algorithms

Tom Leighton:

Charles Leiserson:

Nancy Lynch: 6.045 Automata, Computability, and Complexity

Albert Meyer: Mathematics for Computer Science

Silvio Micali: 6.875/18.425 Cryptography and Cryptoanalysis

Ron Rivest: 6.857 Computer and Network Security

Ronitt Rubinfeld: (On Leave)

Peter Shor: 18.310C Principles of Applied Mathematics and 18.434 Seminar in Theoretical Computer Science

Mike Sipser:6.840/18.404 Theory of Computation

Madhu Sudan: 6.841J/18.405 Advanced Complexity Theory

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