MIT course archives
MIT course archives
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EngineerDave (Bioengineer)
(OP)
This might be of interest for you. I'm sure some of you knew of the existence of this.
http://ocw.mit.edu/index.html
http://ocw.mit.edu/index.html





RE: MIT course archives
"Engineer on a Disk" http://claymore.engineer.gvsu.edu/~jackh/eod/
US Department of Energy Handbooks, they can be found at
http://tis.eh.doe.gov/techstds/standard/appframe.html
RE: MIT course archives
MIT open course ware is truly a gift to humanity. Although you cannot be granted a degree from the course information on the web, the dissemination of knowlege to anyone who is interested is priceless.
For anyone who is unaware MIT open courseware is Massachusetts Institute of Technology's (yes that MIT) opening of all of their course work, to anyone who wants is, for free. Everything that is posted on the web is the exact same material that students in the classroom receive. There are videos of selected lectures and all syllibi and related notes for each course posted. MIT has been rolling this program out for at least the last year. It is definitely worth checking out.
If you ever wished you could go back and freshen up on a subject from school, now you can do it for nothing and get instruction for the best in the world. They do not allow for communication with the instructors but if you need to just brush up on something this is a fantastic resource.
RE: MIT course archives
RE: MIT course archives
The Universities of BC (Canada), Wisconsin, Illinois, and Cornell U are good examples I've come across. The University of Calgary (Canada), I have found, is an exception.
"Simplicate, and add more lightness" - Bill Stout
Steven Fahey, CET
RE: MIT course archives
www.ame.arizona.edu/courses
RE: MIT course archives
http://www.ece.arizona.edu/classes/
http://www.sie.arizona.edu/course_pages/