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Naval Postgraduate School·Richard Hamming
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A foundational lecture by Richard Hamming, exploring the intellectual habits and mental frameworks that drive significant contributions in science and engineering. Emphasizes curiosity and judgment over rote knowledge.
This introductory lecture is based on Richard Hamming's classic work The Art of Doing Science and Engineering. In it, Hamming explores how great scientists and engineers develop their thinking, approach difficult problems, and cultivate the habit of continuous learning. Rather than focusing on technical knowledge alone, the talk emphasizes curiosity, judgment, and the mental frameworks behind meaningful work.