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001 full-course 1	20th-Century Fiction	2002-09-01 Fall 2002	David Thorburn	MIT	Show More
This class explores the works of important 20th century writers like Joseph Conrad, Virginia Woolf, James Joyce, and more.
026 article 26	A Clinical Approach to the Human Brain	N/A NA	Thomas Bryne	MIT	Show More
This course features lecture notes and downloadable selected readings that will teach you the fundamentals of how the human brain works in health and disease.
026 full-course 26	A Clinical Approach to the Human Brain	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	Thomas Byrne	MIT	Show More
Come to understand how the brain works in this course that focuses on how the human brain is affected and functions when healthy and diseased.
001 full-course 1	A Global history of Architecture Writing Seminar	2008-03-01 Spring 2008	Mark Jarzombek	MIT	Show More
In this writing seminar, students examine structures from around the world with goal of producing a lecture on a selected topic at the end of the semester.
013 full-course 13	A Love-Hate Relationship: Cholesterol in Health and Disease	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Ayce Yesilaltay	MIT	Show More
Students learn about good and bad cholesterol, disease treatments, and more in this course devoted to the relationship between cholesterol and the human body.
023 full-course 23	Abnormal Language	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Christopher Hirsch	MIT	Show More
Study language pathology, the methods for experimenting and understanding it, and theories created to explain it.
023 full-course 23	Abnormal Language	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Christopher Hirsch	MIT	Show More
Enter the world of abnormal language and its theories and methods by examining how those with language impairments communicate.
025 article 25	Acoustics of Speech and Hearing	N/A NA	Christopher Shera, John Rosowski, Kenneth Stevens, Louis Braida	MIT	Show More
This course examines the physical process of producing, propagating, and receiving human speech.
021 full-course 21	Advanced Animal Behavior	2000-03-01 Spring 2000	Gerald Schneider	MIT	Show More
Graduate students utilize biology, ethology, sociobiology, and comparative psychology to explore advanced topics in the study of animal behavior.
001 full-course 1	Advanced Contract Theory	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Sergei Izmalkov	MIT	Show More
Students will learn about recent developments in contract theory and related topics, such as advanced models of moral hazard, adverse selection, and more.
001 full-course 1	Advanced Essay Workshop	2008-03-01 Spring 2008	Rebecca Blevins Faery	MIT	Show More
This class is geared toward advanced students wishing to expand their non-fiction and essays writing abilities.
001 full-course 1	Advanced Macroeconomics I	2009-09-01 Fall 2009	Guido Lorenzoni	MIT	Show More
The first course in advanced macroeconomics addresses three sets of topics: business cycle models with imperfect information, models of investment with credit constraints, and models of decentralized trade.
001 full-course 1	Advanced Macroeconomics II	2007-03-01 Spring 2007	Guido Lorenzoni	MIT	Show More
Students taking the second course in advanced macroeconomics will learn about labor markets and unemployment, shocks, and dynamic stochastic general equilibrium models (DSGE models).
001 full-course 1	Advanced Macroeconomics II	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	George-Marios Angeletos	MIT	Show More
Taught by professor George-Marios Angeletos and professor Gilles Saint-Paul, this course introduces students to particular areas of current research and provide them with analytical tools.
024 full-course 24	Advanced Managerial Communication	2009-03-01 Spring 2009	Neal Hartman	MIT	Show More
A continuation of Management Communication for Undergraduates, this communications graduate course provides further practice and learning opportunity for graduate level business students.
026 full-course 26	Advanced Phonology	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Donca Steriade	MIT	Show More
Gain a deeper understanding of phonology by studying the phenomena that affect it.
001 full-course 1	Advanced Projects in the Visual Arts: Personal Narrative	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Joe Gibbons	MIT	Show More
This is an advanced video course that builds on artistic concepts and practices explored in introductory classes.
008 full-course 8	Advanced Semantics	2009-03-01 Spring 2009	Kai von Fintel	MIT	Show More
Examine conditionals, aspects, and other topics to develop the skills necessary to effectively analysis semantics.
001 full-course 1	Advanced Seminar: Urban Nature and City Design	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Anne Whiston Spirn	MIT	Show More
This course explores the role of natural in the urban environment and urban design.
025 full-course 25	Advanced Stochastic Processes	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	David Gamarnik	MIT	Show More
Students focus on measure theoretic probability, filtration, and other topics in this stochastic processes course.
024 full-course 24	Advanced Strategy	2008-03-01 Spring 2008	Rebecca Henderson	MIT	Show More
Students come to understand and learn to employ advanced business strategies through the examination of various case studies, simulations, and the like.
014 full-course 14	Advanced Syntax	2007-03-01 Spring 2007	Daniel Fox	MIT	Show More
Further explore the principles and structure of language in this advanced syntax course.
013 full-course 13	Advanced Topics in Real Estate Finance	2007-03-01 Spring 2007	David Geltner	MIT	Show More
This course focuses on topics related to the financial side of the real estate field.
001 full-course 1	Advances in International Relations Theory	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Nazli Choucri	MIT	Show More
Students will be given a critical analysis of contending theories of international relations in this course.
012 full-course 12	Advances in International Relations Theory	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Nazli Choucri	MIT	Show More
Explore and analyze different and competing theories of international relations.
049 article 49	Aerodynamics	N/A N/A	David Darmofal	MIT	Show More
This course takes the Unified Engineering concepts of fluid mechanics and applies them to the aerodynamic performance of wings and bodies.
036 article 36	Aerodynamics of Viscous Fluids	N/A N/A	Mark Drela, Ali Merchant	MIT	Show More
Through 36 lectures and selected readings, the concentration of this course is on boundary layer theory subject to flow assumptions.
017 article 17	Aerospace Biomedical and Life Support Engineering	N/A N/A	Dava Newman	MIT	Show More
This course will teach you how to solve physiological adaptation problems that arise in microgravity and partial gravity environments.
018 article 18	Aerospace Dynamics	N/A N/A	John Deyst, Johnathan How	MIT	Show More
This course focuses on topics including vector kinematics, Newtonian and Lagrangian methods, and how they are applied to rigid bodies and problem solving.
013 full-course 13	Affect: Biological, Psychological, and Social Aspects of Feelings	2009-03-01 Spring 2009	Stephan Chorover	MIT	Show More
Utilizing psychological, neurobiological, and sociocultural principles, undergraduate students study the intangible concept of feelings.
001 full-course 1	Affective Computing	2008-03-01 Spring 2008	Rosalind W. Picard	MIT	Show More
This course explores computing that relates to, deliberately influences, or arises from emotion.
014 full-course 14	Affective Priming at Short and Extremely Short Exposures	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Suzanne Corkin	MIT	Show More
Explore the process by which humans recognize unspoken emotion in others.
001 full-course 1	After Columbus	2003-09-01 Fall 2003	Mary Fuller	MIT	Show More
This course explores the concept of the New World in literature.
001 full-course 1	AIDS and Poverty in Africa	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Lee Perlman	MIT	Show More
Students will participate in a discussion-based interactive seminar on the two primary issues that affect Sub-Saharan Africa: HIV/AIDS and poverty.
012 article 12	Air Traffic Control	N/A N/A	John Hansman	MIT	Show More
This course is composed of lecture notes discussing various aspects of air traffic control systems.
021 article 21	Air Transportation Systems Architecting	N/A N/A	Earll Murman, John Hansman, John-Paul Clarke	MIT	Show More
This course covers the various topics associated with the architecting of air transportation systems.
017 article 17	Aircraft Stability and Control	N/A N/A	Johnathan How	MIT	Show More
This course will teach you how to maintain aircraft stability and control through applied aerodynamics.
022 mixed 22	Aircraft Systems Engineering	N/A N/A	Jeffrey Hoffman	MIT	Show More
Through video lectures and selected readings, this course will teach you about various aspects of engineering aircraft systems.
002 mixed 2	Aircraft Systems Engineering	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Jeffrey Hoffman	MIT	Show More
This course covers basic system engineering, basic aircraft performance, safety, risk analysis and more.
023 full-course 23	Aircraft Systems Engineering	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Jeffrey Hoffman	MIT	Show More
Learn about the engineering behind aircraft systems through this MIT course.
026 article 26	Airline Management	N/A N/A	Peter Belobaba	MIT	Show More
With a primary focus on economic issues, operations planning models, and decision support tools, this course will familiarize you with methods and techniques used in airline management.
024 article 24	Airline Schedule Planning	N/A N/A	Cynthia Barnhart	MIT	Show More
This course examines airline schedule models and optimization techniques used for planning and addressing problems in operations.
001 full-course 1	Ambient Intelligence	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Patricia Maes	MIT	Show More
This course provides an overview of a new vision for Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) which involves people surrounded by smart interfaces embedded in everyday objects.
013 full-course 13	America in Depression and War	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Meg Jacobs	MIT	Show More
Explore America during periods of war and economic depression, such as World War II and the Normandy Invasion.
015 full-course 15	America in the Nuclear Age	2000-09-01 Fall 2000	Meg Jacobs	MIT	Show More
Examine the U.S. from its participation in World War II from the attack of Pearl Harbor through to the Cold War in terms of social movements, pop culture, and more.
001 full-course 1	American Authors: American Women Authors	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Wyn Kelley	MIT	Show More
In this class, students will discuss and read important female American writers.
028 full-course 28	American Classics	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	Pauline Maier	MIT	Show More
Explore historical literature often referenced but less often read in order to understand their impact on American society.
026 full-course 26	American Classics	2002-09-01 Fall 2002	Christopher Capozzola	MIT	Show More
Examine historical text articles to understand how history has impacted the U.S.'s national identity.
013 full-course 13	American Consumer Culture	2007-09-01 Fall 2007	Meg Jacobs	MIT	Show More
In this MIT course, students examine America's conception of the good life: Consumerism.
014 full-course 14	American Dream: Exploring Class in the U.S.	2007-03-01 Spring 2007	Christine Walley	MIT	Show More
Study America's social class dynamic in terms of history, experiences, race, and gender.
001 full-course 1	American Foreign Policy: Past, Present, Future	2010-09-01 Fall 2010	Stephen Van Evera	MIT	Show More
Professor Stephen Van Evert presents this course in American foreign policy, discussing its past, present, and future.
026 full-course 26	American Foreign Policy: Past, Present, Future	2010-09-01 Fall 2010	Stephen Van Evera	MIT	Show More
Study American foreign policy from the early 1900s to the present and understand the actions taken as a result of those policies as well as their effects.
001 full-course 1	American Foreign Policy: Theory and Method	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Stephen Van Evera	MIT	Show More
This course explores the causes and consequences of American foreign policy, tracing it back to 1989.
013 full-course 13	American Foreign Policy: Theory and Method	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Stephen Van Evera	MIT	Show More
Study the theories, causes and consequences of, and major events in American foreign policy since the late 1800s to the present.
000 full-course	American History to 1865	2010-09-01 Fall 2010	Pauline Maier	MIT	Show More
Examine U.S. history in its early days, including the original colonies, American Revolution, and Civil War.
001 full-course 1	American Literature	2002-09-01 Fall 2002	Wyn Kelley	MIT	Show More
In this course, students focus on writing and revision as part of their study of American Literature.
001 full-course 1	American National Security Policy	2002-09-01 Fall 2002	Steve Meyer	MIT	Show More
Students will examine the issues and problems surrounding American national security policymakers.
027 full-course 27	American National Security Policy	2002-09-01 Fall 2002	Steve Meyer	MIT	Show More
Come to understand national policy issues and influences from historical and modern perspectives.
013 full-course 13	American Political Thought	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Sarah Song	MIT	Show More
Study American political thought from historical and analytical context articles.
001 full-course 1	American Political Thought (Spring 2004)	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Sarah Song	MIT	Show More
This course gives a survey of American political thought from the colonial era to present day.
001 full-course 1	American Political Thought (Spring 2004)	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Sarah Song	MIT	Show More
In this course, students will explore American political though from the colonial era to the present day.
014 full-course 14	American Urban History I	2010-03-01 Spring 2010	Robert Fogelson	MIT	Show More
Examine U.S. urban history from 1850 to modern times, including such topics as education, politics, and government entities.
013 full-course 13	American Urban History II	2011-09-01 Fall 2011	Robert Fogelson	MIT	Show More
A continuation of American Urban History I, this course explores urban America's physical environment.
001 full-course 1	Analysis of Contemporary Architecture	2009-09-01 Fall 2009	Dan Cheng-ta Chen	MIT	Show More
In this course, students will review some of the most significant architects, buildings, and architectural movements.
001 full-course 1	Analysis of Historical Structures	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	John Ochsendorf	MIT	Show More
This course is based on the analysis of historical structure with an emphasis on materials to inform the students about preservation techniques.
015 full-course 15	Analytics of Finance	2010-09-01 Fall 2010	Leonid Kogan	MIT	Show More
Financial econometrics and stochastic calculus are just two of the quantitative methods taught in this graduate level class.
026 full-course 26	Ancient Philosophy	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Sally Haslanger	MIT	Show More
Study famous Greek philosophers in an effort to understand how their contributions have impacted the Western world philosophically and scientifically.
001 full-course 1	Ancient Philosophy and Mathematics	2009-09-01 Fall 2009	Lee Perlman	MIT	Show More
In this course, students will learn about the ties between Western philosophy and theoretical mathematics.
027 audio 27	Animal Behavior	2007-03-01 Spring 2007	Gerald Schneider	MIT	Show More
Study the adaptive behavior of animals in this course from MIT.
037 full-course 37	Animal Behavior	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Gerald Schneider	MIT	Show More
Study animal behavior and its evolution by utilizing ethology, sociobiology, and other scientific disciplines.
013 full-course 13	Anthropological Theory	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Susan S. Silbey	MIT	Show More
Examine social theories and differing perspectives on them in addition to how these theories are used to learn about the world from an anthropological perspective.
011 full-course 11	Anthropology of the Middle East	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Susan Slyomovics	MIT	Show More
Explore the Middle East and its culture from anthropological perspectives, such as how tradition is affected by modern societal evolution.
024 full-course 24	Anthropology of War and Peace	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Hugh Gusterson	MIT	Show More
Analyze war, specifically the War in Iraq, in terms of what causes it, how it is perceived by various cultures, and its affects on the world anthropologically.
012 full-course 12	Anthropology Through Speculative Fiction	2009-09-01 Fall 2009	Erica James	MIT	Show More
Examine how anthropology and speculative fiction both investigate ethics, life, and more in other worlds.
012 full-course 12	Antibiotics, Toxins, and Protein Engineering	2007-03-01 Spring 2007	Caroline Koehrer	MIT	Show More
Students' studies concentrate on the engineering of toxins, antibiotics, and proteins in terms of their function in the human body, medicine, and more.
015 full-course 15	Applications of System Dynamics	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	James Hines	MIT	Show More
This course prepares students for consultant and management positions in businesses that use system dynamics processes.
020 full-course 20	Applied Economics for Managers	2004-06-01 Summer 2004	Daniel Richards	MIT	Show More
In this course, graduate level students learn how economists create models for limited resources and how the market reacts in accordance with these models.
017 full-course 17	Applied Macro- and International Economics	2011-03-01 Spring 2011	Roberto Rigobon	MIT	Show More
Using case studies, students study business firm operations from a microeconomics perspective.
012 full-course 12	Archery	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	Cheryl Silva	MIT	Show More
Designed for archers of all levels, this course teaches students the proper form, techniques, and equipment used in archery.
001 full-course 1	Architectural Construction and Computation	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Joel Turkel	MIT	Show More
This class explores how to use computers in building design.
001 full-course 1	Architectural Design Workshop: Collage - Method and Form	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Mark Jarzombek	MIT	Show More
In this class, students examine the process of making through the study of collages and collage-making.
001 full-course 1	Architectural Design Workshops: Computational Design for Housing	2002-03-01 Spring 2002	Terry Knight	MIT	Show More
This class was held in Japan and focuses on the conception of a small housing project.
001 full-course 1	Architectural Design, Level i: Perceptions and Processes	2003-09-01 Fall 2003	Meejin Yoon	MIT	Show More
This course explores design theories with an emphasis on perception and process.
001 full-course 1	Architectural Design, Level II: Master Essence: The Glass House	2003-09-01 Fall 2003	Andrew Scott	MIT	Show More
This course explores design theories with an emphasis on materials and the art of technology.
001 full-course 1	Architectural Design, Level II: Material and Tectonic Transformations: The Herreshoff Museum	2003-09-01 Fall 2003	Paul Lukez	MIT	Show More
This course explores design theories through a study of the Hereshoff Museum in Bristol, Rhode Island.
001 full-course 1	Architectural Design, Level II: New Orleans Studio	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	Jan Wampler	MIT	Show More
In this class, students work on a New Orleans-based design project.
001 full-course 1	Architectural Design, Level III: A Student Center for MIT	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Fernando Domeyko	MIT	Show More
This course required architecture design students to draw on a sense of place to envision a student center for the MIT campus.
001 full-course 1	Architectural Design: Intentions	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Paul Lukez	MIT	Show More
This is a hands-on course that explores design aesthetics and architecture's role in society.
003 full-course 3	Architecture and Communication in Organizations	2003-09-01 Fall 2003	Diane Burton	MIT	Show More
Students study the important role a business' internal layout plays in the business' overall success.
001 full-course 1	Architecture Design, Level II: Cuba Studio	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Jan Wampler	MIT	Show More
This a studio class in which students develop design problem-solving skills as they work to redesign an area of Havana, Cuba.
001 full-course 1	Architecture Studio: Building in Landscapes	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Jan Wampler	MIT	Show More
This course discusses the relationship between architecture and the natural world.
012 video 12	Architecture Studio: Building in Landscapes	N/A N/A		MIT	Show More
This course covers architecture while going over important aspects and fundamentals of buildings and landscapes.
001 full-course 1	Architecture Studio: Intentions	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Joel Turkel	MIT	Show More
This is an additional studio course that uses lectures and hands-on exercise to explore architectural concepts.
011 full-course 11	Argument Structure and Syntax	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Shigeru Miyagawa	MIT	Show More
Through Warlpiri, Japanese, English, and Navajo, explore how argument structure as it relates to syntactic structure.
001 full-course 1	Art of Color	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Peter Dourmashkin	MIT	Show More
This course introduces the basic principles of the use of colors in the visual arts through studio projects.
001 full-course 1	Art since 1940	2010-09-01 Fall 2010	Caroline Jones	MIT	Show More
In this class, art students continue to expand their art education by closely studying major movements, artists, and regions after the year 1940.
001 full-course 1	Arthurian Literature and Celtic Colonization	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	James Cain	MIT	Show More
In this class, students examine the mythology of King Arthur and the Knights of Round Table and their literary significance.
033 mixed 33	Astrodynamics	N/A N/A	Richard Battin	MIT	Show More
This course focuses on the fundamentals of astrodynamics as they apply to space vehicle navigation and guidance.
025 full-course 25	Atomistic Computer Modeling of Materials	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Gerbrand Ceder	MIT	Show More
Study the theory and application of atomistic computer simulations with this MIT course.
025 mixed 25	Atomistic Computer Modeling of Materials (SMA 5107)	N/A NA	Gerbrand Ceder, Nicola Marzari	MIT	Show More
Through video lectures and PDF lecture notes, this course will give you an understanding of material properties by examining the theory and application of atomistic computer simulations.
012 article 12	Attraction and Repulsion: The Magic of Magnets	N/A NA	James Livingston	MIT	Show More
From ancient to modern times, this course examines the applications of magnets and magnetism.
001 full-course 1	Autism Theory and Technology	2011-03-01 Spring 2011	Rosalind W. Picard	MIT	Show More
Taught by Professor Rosalind W. Picard and Dr. Matthew Goodwin, this course illustrates current theories about autism coupled with challenges that are faced by people on the autism spectrum.
014 full-course 14	Avoiding Genomic Instability: DNA Replication, the Cell Cycle, and Cancer	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	John Randell	MIT	Show More
Students study the 'how' and 'why' of the DNA replication process in depth in this advanced-undergraduate seminar course.
001 full-course 1	Basic Structural Design	2009-03-01 Spring 2009	John Ochsendorf	MIT	Show More
In this class, students begin to explore principles in structural design and how to marry structural concepts with design and sustainability efforts.
001 full-course 1	Behavioral Economics and Finance	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Xavier Gabaix	MIT	Show More
This course surveys research that incorporates psychological evidence into economics, including prospect theory and biases.
001 full-course 1	Beijing Urban Design Studio	2008-06-01 Summer 2008	Dennis Frenchman	MIT	Show More
This class allows students to consider building and design projects in Beijing.
013 full-course 13	Bench to Bedside: Molecularly Targeted Therapies in Blood Disorders and Malignancy	N/A N/A	Johan Flygare	MIT	Show More
Students in this course explore the treatments and drugs used in the health care field to treat patients with blood disorders.
001 full-course 1	Bestsellers: Detective Fiction	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	Stephen Tapscott	MIT	Show More
This course discusses works in the detective and crime fiction genre.
001 full-course 1	Bestsellers: The Memoir	2010-03-01 Spring 2010	Wyn Kelley	MIT	Show More
This course explores the functions and the significance of the memoir genre.
023 article 23	Bio-Inspired Structures	N/A N/A	Leo Daniel	MIT	Show More
This course examines structure designs that are inspired by nature.
019 full-course 19	Biochemistry and Pharmacology of Synaptic Transmission	2007-09-01 Fall 2007	Richard Wurtman	MIT	Show More
This mixed graduate and undergraduate MIT course provides students with a knowledge of the synaptic transmission process from biochemical and pharmacological perspectives.
013 article 13	Bioengineering Journal Article Seminar	N/A N/A	Charles Oman, Laurence Young, Alan Natapoff	MIT	Show More
This reading-based course addresses current research and topics in bioengineering.
039 full-course 39	Bioethics	2009-03-01 Spring 2009	Caspar Hare	MIT	Show More
Explore ethics and ethical dilemmas in the health care realm.
050 full-course 50	Biological Chemistry II	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Joanne Stubbe	MIT	Show More
Students study the biological mechanisms involved in biological processes, experimental methodology used in the field, and special topics, like the structure of nucleic acids.
025 article 25	Biomaterials-Tissue Interactions	N/A NA	Ioannis Yannas, Myron Spector	MIT	Show More
This course will cover topics surrounding the interactions between biomaterials and tissues, medical implants, artificial organs, and tissue engineering.
024 article 24	Biomedial Signal and Image Processing	N/A N/A	Gari Clifford, John Fisher, Julie Greenberg, WIlliam Wells	MIT	Show More
This course focuses on biomedical research and clinical medicine problems found in digital signal processing, covering principles and algorithms for processing deterministic and random signals.
025 article 25	Biomedical Computing	N/A NA	Peter Szolovits, Gil Alterovitz	MIT	Show More
This course covers topics including the architecture and design of healthcare information systems, privacy and security issues, and bioinformatics.
009 article 9	Biomedical Engineering Seminar Series: Developing Professional Skills	N/A NA	Dr. Mya Poe	MIT	Show More
Through nine lectures and various readings, this course will help develop your professional skills, including responsible conduct of research, communication, and medical ethics.
012 article 12	Biomedical Engineering Seminar Series: Topics in Medical Ethics and Responsible Conduct in Research	N/A NA	Dr. Jonathan Rosen	MIT	Show More
The goal of this course is to equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to recognize, analyze, and resolve healthcare and biomedical research dilemmas.
003 article 3	Biomedical Information Technology	N/A NA	Forbes Dewey, Jr., Hanry Yu, Sourav Saha Bhowmick	MIT	Show More
Once you complete this course, you will understand how information systems for biological and medical data are designed and implemented.
024 article 24	Biomedical Signal and Image Processing	N/A NA	Dr. Gari Clifford, Dr. John Fisher, Dr. Julie Greenberg, Dr. William Wells	MIT	Show More
Emphasizing problems arising in clinical medicine and biomedical research, this course is designed to introduce you to digital signal processing.
001 full-course 1	Black Matters: Introduction to Black Studies	2009-09-01 Fall 2009	Sandy Alexandre	MIT	Show More
In this course, students explore African American experiences through a number of different disciplines.
013 full-course 13	Brain Laboratory	2002-03-01 Spring 2002	Earl Miller	MIT	Show More
Learn the various research modeling methods necessary to conduct research in the neuroscience field.
026 article 26	Brain Mechanisms for Hearing and Speech	N/A NA	Dr. Bertrand Delgutte, David Caplan, Frank Guenther, Jennifer Melcher, Joe Adams, Joseph Perkell, Kenneth Hancock, Christian Brown	MIT	Show More
This course focuses on studies of the central nervous system relevant to speech and hearing.
026 full-course 26	Brain Mechanisms for Hearing and Speech	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Bertrand Delgutte	MIT	Show More
Graduate students study the human central nervous system in terms of anatomy, physiology, behavior, and how human created computer models depict human cognitive processes.
040 full-course 40	Brain Structure and Its Origins	2009-03-01 Spring 2009	Gerald Schneider	MIT	Show More
Undergraduate students are introduced to mammalian functional neuroanatomy as well as lab techniques for studying this complex subject.
033 audio 33	Brain Structure and its Origins	2010-09-01 Fall 2010	Gerald Schneider	MIT	Show More
Find an outline of mammalian functional neuroanatomy in this MIT course.
012 full-course 12	Brightening up Life: Harnessing the Power of Fluorescence Imaging to Observe Biology in Action	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	Mark Howarth	MIT	Show More
An advanced course for undergraduates, this course focuses in great detail on the green fluorescent protein (GFP).
001 full-course 1	BSAD Foundations in the Visual Arts	2003-09-01 Fall 2003	Sanjit Sethi	MIT	Show More
In this class, architecture students can develop a foundational understand of art criticism and practice.
005 full-course 5	Building and Leading Effective Teams	2005-06-01 Summer 2005	John Carroll	MIT	Show More
Graduate students are immersed in various concepts and exercises to aid them in gaining important leadership and team-building skills.
001 full-course 1	Building Technology Laboratory	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Les Norford	MIT	Show More
In this class, students explore concepts in building technology through lectures and lab assignments.
024 full-course 24	Business Analysis Using Financial Statements	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Peter Wysocki	MIT	Show More
Graduate students apply economic, accounting, and finance methods and concepts previously learned to gather the financial information necessary to analyze and financially assess businesses in this class.
013 full-course 13	Cancer Biology: From Basic Research to the Clinic	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Carla Kim	MIT	Show More
Students study the cancer biological field in great detail, including developments, approaches, and current research.
001 full-course 1	Capitalism and Its Critics	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	Michael Piore	MIT	Show More
Professor Michael Piore examines the implications of economic theories for social and political organization given the context of the historical progressive changes of industrial societies.
001 full-course 1	Case Studies in City Form	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Michael Dennis	MIT	Show More
This course discusses urban form and design, with an emphasis on the development of key cities during periods of expansion.
010 mixed 10	Case Studies in Forensic Metallurgy	N/A NA	Kenneth Russell, Kyra Sedransk	MIT	Show More
This course examines cased where engineering has been employed to help solve crimes.
001 full-course 1	Causes and Prevention of War	2009-03-01 Spring 2009	Stephen Van Evera	MIT	Show More
Professor Stephen Van Evert explains the causes and prevention of interstate war.
026 full-course 26	Causes and Prevention of War	2009-03-01 Spring 2009	Stephen Van Evera	MIT	Show More
Examine war in terms of what causes and prevents it, and how intentional and unintentional environmental factors have led to war in the past.
001 full-course 1	Causes of War: Theory and Method	2003-09-01 Fall 2003	Stephen Van Evera	MIT	Show More
Students will learn about the causes of modern war with a concentrated study in preventable causes.
013 full-course 13	Causes of War: Theory and Method	2003-09-01 Fall 2003	Stephen Van Evera	MIT	Show More
Examine modern war in terms of theory, history, and the various methods utilized.
024 full-course 24	Cell and Molecular Neurobiology	2008-03-01 Spring 2008	Martha Constantine-Paton	MIT	Show More
Become engrossed in neurobiology at the cellular and molecular levels in this graduate level MIT course.
027 full-course 27	Cell Biology	2007-03-01 Spring 2007	Hidde Ploegh	MIT	Show More
Students study higher organism cells, their architecture, purpose, cell growth, and much more.
026 article 26	Cell-Matrix Mechanics	N/A NA	Ioannis Yannas, Myron Spector	MIT	Show More
This course discusses topics related to the cell process paradigm, normal cell function, and cell deformation.
025 full-course 25	Cellular and Molecular Computation	2000-03-01 Spring 2000	Sebastian Seung	MIT	Show More
Learn metabolic, excitability, and other theories in this course that focuses on chemical reaction networks studied in cellular and molecular computation.
032 article 32	Cellular and Molecular Immunology	N/A NA	Dr. Shiv Pillai	MIT	Show More
This course will give you a full understanding of the human immune system.
013 full-course 13	Cellular Garbage Disposal: Misfolded Proteins in Normal Biology and Human Disease	2011-09-01 Fall 2011	Sumana Sanyal	MIT	Show More
Undergraduates explore misfolded proteins and the way the ER biologically processes them.
024 full-course 24	Cellular Neurobiology	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Troy Littleton	MIT	Show More
Undergraduate students learn the basics of the human nervous system's structure, function, and biophysical properties.
024 full-course 24	Cellular Neurobiology	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Troy Littleton	MIT	Show More
Explore the nervous system, its structure, and the function it serves in this MIT course designed for undergraduates.
015 full-course 15	Cellular Neurophysiology	2002-03-01 Spring 2002	Guosong Liu	MIT	Show More
Learn about neuronal communication, functional neural networks formation principles, and much more in this cellular neurophysiology MIT course.
001 full-course 1	Chemistry of Sports	2009-03-01 Spring 2009	Patricia Christie	MIT	Show More
In this course, students will learn about three sports: swimming, running, and cycling.
014 full-course 14	Chinese Foreign Policy	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	M. Taylor Fravel	MIT	Show More
Analyze China's international relations from the Cold War through to modern times, including its current economic and foreign policy goals and issues.
001 full-course 1	Chinese Foreign Policy (Fall 2005)	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	M. Taylor Fravel	MIT	Show More
In this lecture, students will be provided with a comprehensive introduction to the international relations of the People's Republic of China, as taught by Professor M. Taylor Fravel.
012 full-course 12	Chinese Foreign Policy: International Relations and Strategy	2009-03-01 Spring 2009	M. Taylor Fravel	MIT	Show More
Explore this great world power and the implications of its growth on the world.
001 full-course 1	Chinese Foreign Policy: International Relations and Strategy (Spring 2009)	2009-03-01 Spring 2009	M. Taylor Fravel	MIT	Show More
This course answers the questions raised from China's ascent to great power and is taught by Professor M. Taylor Fravel.
013 full-course 13	Chronic Infection and Inflammation: What are the Consequences on Your Health?	2007-09-01 Fall 2007	Eva Frickel	MIT	Show More
In this course, students' studies focus on the pathogen-induced chronic diseases field by reviewing case studies and research over diseases caused by pathogens.
053 full-course 53	Circuits and Electronics	2007-03-01 Spring 2007	Anant Agarwal	MIT	Show More
Get started in electrical engineering and computer science with this course from MIT, which offers an introduction to the fundamentals of the lumped circuit abstraction.
001 full-course 1	Citizenship and Pluralism	2003-09-01 Fall 2003	Sarah Song	MIT	Show More
This course provides an introduction to contemporary political philosophy as well as a way to explore issues of multiculturalism and pluralism.
014 full-course 14	Citizenship and Pluralism	2003-09-01 Fall 2003	Sarah Song	MIT	Show More
Explore how America accommodates pluralism at both the legal and social level and the justice theories that surround pluralism.
004 video 4	City Visions: Past and Future	2004-03-01 Spring 2004		MIT	Show More
The structure of this course allows students to explore and understand social science literatures and urban designs of cities.
001 full-course 1	CityScope: New Orleans	2007-03-01 Spring 2007	Cherie Miot Abbanat	MIT	Show More
This course explores the modern city and new concepts in urban problem solving in the context of post-Katrina New Orleans.
001 full-course 1	Civil Society, Social Capital, and the State in Comparative Perspective	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Lily L. Tsai	MIT	Show More
This course evaluates the roles played by specific networks, norms, and organizations in outcomes from local public goods provision to ethnic conflict and funding for terrorism.
013 full-course 13	Civil Society, Social Capital, and the State in Comparative Perspective	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Lily L. Tsai	MIT	Show More
Study the relationship between social groups, networks, and norms and social and political efficiency and effectiveness.
001 full-course 1	Civil War	2010-03-01 Spring 2010	Roger Petersen	MIT	Show More
Offered at the graduate level, this course looks at the social science literature on civil war, including an analysis of the origins of civil war and the variables that affect the duration of civil war.
014 full-course 14	Civil War	2010-03-01 Spring 2010	Roger Petersen	MIT	Show More
Explore the civil war, its causes, variables, events, and end through the study of civil war literature.
001 full-course 1	Civil-Military Relations	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Roger Petersen	MIT	Show More
Taught by Professor Roger Petersen, this course explores the mechanisms of civilian control of the military.
014 full-course 14	Civil-Military Relations	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Roger Petersen	MIT	Show More
Through your examination of case studies, you will come to understand the relationship between military and civilians in various countries throughout the world.
001 full-course 1	Classical Literature: The Golden Age of Augustan Rome	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	James Cain	MIT	Show More
In this class, students explore prominent themes in Golden Age classical literature.
024 full-course 24	Classics in Western Philosophy	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	Rae Langton	MIT	Show More
Establish a foundational knowledge of philosophy by examining some of the most influential philosophers in history, including Plato and Immanuel Kant.
012 full-course 12	Classification, Natural Kinds, and Conceptual Change: Race as a Case Study	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Koffi Maglo	MIT	Show More
Examine race from a philosophical context articles by exploring whether the way we think of race is natural.
012 full-course 12	Cognitive & Behavioral Genetics	2001-03-01 Spring 2001	Elly Nedivi	MIT	Show More
Undergraduate and graduate students are introduced to how genetics affect the human mind and behavior, such as the ethics and personality one adopts.
025 full-course 25	Cognitive Neuroscience	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	Suzanne Corkin	MIT	Show More
Students are introduced to vision, memory, and more in this MIT course that focuses on cognitive and neural processes.
008 full-course 8	Cognitive Neuroscience of Remembering: Creating and Controlling Memory	2002-09-01 Fall 2002	Anthony Wagner	MIT	Show More
Undergraduate students explore memory, and how it's created, controlled, and accessed by the human mind.
024 full-course 24	Cognitive Processes	2002-09-01 Fall 2002	Mary C. Potter	MIT	Show More
In this undergraduate course students gain a foundational understanding of cognitive processes.
026 article 26	Cognitive Robotics	N/A N/A	Brian Williams	MIT	Show More
Through lecture notes, along with assignments and projects with student examples for you to learn from, this course will familiarize you with autonomous systems possessing artificial reasoning skills.
001 full-course 1	Collective Choice I	2008-09-01 Fall 2008	James Snyder	MIT	Show More
In this applied theory course, students will learn about topics in the political economy of democratic countries.
001 full-course 1	Collective Choice I	2008-09-01 Fall 2008	James Snyder	MIT	Show More
This applied theory course covers topics in the political economy of democratic countries, examining political institution from a primarily rational choice perspective.
022 full-course 22	Collective Choice I	2008-09-01 Fall 2008	James Snyder	MIT	Show More
In this graduate course, you will examine the political economy of democratic states utilizing the rational choice perspective.
001 full-course 1	Comedy	2008-03-01 Spring 2008	Wyn Kelley	MIT	Show More
This class explores comedic works from a range of time periods, cultures, and geographic areas.
001 full-course 1	Common Sense Reasoning for Interactive Applications	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	Henry Lieberman	MIT	Show More
This course investigates the state of the art in common sense knowledge through class projects that design and build interfaces exploiting this knowledge to make more usable and helpful interfaces.
021 full-course 21	Communicating With Data	2003-06-01 Summer 2003	John Carroll	MIT	Show More
Become familiar with the quantitative techniques adopted by business professionals to make smart, unbiased business decisions.
014 full-course 14	Communication for Managers	2008-09-01 Fall 2008	Neal Hartman	MIT	Show More
Students improve their communication skills and techniques in this MIT course designed for graduate business students.
013 full-course 13	Communication Skills for Academics	2002-03-01 Spring 2002	Joanne Yates	MIT	Show More
In this graduate MIT course, students have the opportunity to learn the guidelines and develop the skills necessary to communicate effectively in written form in an academic environment.
024 article 24	Communication Systems Engineering	N/A N/A	Eytan Modiano	MIT	Show More
Through lecture notes and readings, this course will teach you about digital communications and networking in the context of aerospace engineering systems.
001 full-course 1	Comparative Grand Strategy and Military Doctrine	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Barry Posen	MIT	Show More
Professor Barry Po sen conducts this comparative study of the grand strategies of the great powers that competed for mastery of Europe.
014 full-course 14	Comparative Grand Strategy and Military Doctrine	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Barry Posen	MIT	Show More
Compare the strategies of Britain, France, Germany, and Russia from the late 1800s to the 1950s.
001 full-course 1	Comparative Health Policy	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Harvey Sapolsky	MIT	Show More
This course assesses the health care policy problems facing the U.S. in comparative prospective.
014 full-course 14	Comparative Health Policy	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Harvey Sapolsky	MIT	Show More
Examine the U.S.'s health care system's policy issues as it attempts to provide accessible and affordable health care to citizens.
001 full-course 1	Comparative Politics and China	2002-09-01 Fall 2002	Edward Steinfeld	MIT	Show More
This course serves two goals: to investigate the primary theoretical and methodological approaches to studying contemporary Chinese politics, and to relate them to broader trends under comparative politics.
015 full-course 15	Comparative Politics and China	2002-09-01 Fall 2002	Edward Steinfeld	MIT	Show More
Use comparative political theories and methods to study and understand this great world power and its affects on the world.
001 full-course 1	Comparative Security and Sustainability	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Nazli Choucri	MIT	Show More
In this course, students will focus on the complexities associated with security and sustainability of states in international relations.
012 full-course 12	Comparative Security and Sustainability	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Nazli Choucri	MIT	Show More
Observe research, theories, and methods on international relations in terms of security and sustainability.
001 full-course 1	Comparative Security and Sustainability (Fall 2004)	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Nazli Choucri	MIT	Show More
Students will be taught about the complexities surrounding security and sustainability of states in international relations.
001 full-course 1	Competition in Telecommunications	2003-09-01 Fall 2003	Jerry Hausman	MIT	Show More
In this course, students will be educated on competition in telecommunications, receiving an introduction to the economics, business strategies, and technology of telecommunications markets.
022 full-course 22	Competition in Telecommunications	2003-09-01 Fall 2003	Jerry Hausman	MIT	Show More
Students study competition in the telecommunications market and through this gain an understanding of the technology, economics, and business methods employed within this competitive market.
012 full-course 12	Competitive Decision-Making and Negotiation	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Gordon Kaufman	MIT	Show More
Learn important ethical principles and how to negotiate effectively in the business world in this graduate MIT course.
001 full-course 1	Composing for Jazz Orchestra	2008-09-01 Fall 2008	Mark Harvey	MIT	Show More
Students will examine arrangement and composition for the large jazz ensemble from 1920 foundations to current practices.
001 full-course 1	Composing with Computers I (Electronic Music Composition)	2008-03-01 Spring 2008	Peter Whincop	MIT	Show More
In this course, students will explore sound and how it can be manipulated.
001 full-course 1	Composing Your Life: Exploration of Self through Visual Arts and Writing	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	Graham Ramsay	MIT	Show More
Taught by Professor Graham Ramsay, this interdisciplinary seminar explores numerous visual and written tools for self exploration and self expression.
000 article	Compressible Flow	N/A N/A	Wesley Harris	MIT	Show More
This is a reading-based course covering topics such as compressible fluid dynamics, quasi-one-dimensional flow, disturbances and unsteady flows, shock waves, detonations, and linear and non-linear flows.
001 full-course 1	Computational Camera and Photography	2009-09-01 Fall 2009	Ramesh Raskar	MIT	Show More
Students will discuss and use thermal cameras, multi-spectral cameras, high-speed, and 3D range-sensing cameras and camera arrays.
012 full-course 12	Computational Camera and Photography	2009-09-01 Fall 2009	Ramesh Raskar	MIT	Show More
See how a variety of different cameras are used and function, including novel imaging like thermal cameras, camera arrays, and high speed cameras.
014 full-course 14	Computational Cognitive Science	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Joshua Tenenbaum	MIT	Show More
Explore the computational theories produced to better understand human cognition, including inductive learning, knowledge development, and more.
025 full-course 25	Computational Cognitive Science	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Joshua Tenenbaum	MIT	Show More
Explore the computational theories developed to explain human learning and reasoning.
001 full-course 1	Computational Design I: Theory and Applications	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Terry Knight	MIT	Show More
This course covers concepts and terminology in building design as they relate to drawing software applications.
003 article 3	Computational Evolutionary Biology	N/A NA	Robert Berwick	MIT	Show More
Through three selected lectures, along with assignments pertaining to each, this course will use computational, modeling, and engineering perspectives to analyze evolution.
023 article 23	Computational Geometry	N/A N/A	Nicholas Patrikalakis, Takashi Maekawa	MIT	Show More
This course will address the various aspects of computational geometry, covering topics that include b-splines, offsets, boundary representation models, and physically based deformable surfaces.
016 article 16	Computational Methods in Aerospace Engineering	N/A N/A	David Darmofal	MIT	Show More
This course will introduce you to computational techniques being used in aerospace engineering.
026 article 26	Computational Methods of Materials	N/A N/A	Raul Radovitzky	MIT	Show More
This course contains 26 lectures focusing the analysis of nonlinear continuum response of materials using numerical methods.
036 full-course 36	Computational Science and Engineering	2008-09-01 Fall 2008	Gilbert Strang	MIT	Show More
Study linear algebra, differential equations, Fourier series, Fourier transform, and more in Computational Science and Engineering.
014 full-course 14	Computer Games and Simulations for Investigation and Education	2009-03-01 Spring 2009	Eric Klopfer	MIT	Show More
Students gain an understanding of how interactive computer environments and their structure, creation process, and the role they place in education in this MIT course.
015 full-course 15	Computer Language Engineering	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Martin Rinard	MIT	Show More
Study the implementation of high-level programming languages in Computer Language Engineering with MIT.
026 full-course 26	Computer System Engineering	2009-03-01 Spring 2009	Robert Morris	MIT	Show More
Through this course from MIT, you'll learn about the engineering of computer software and hardware systems.
026 full-course 26	Computer System Engineering	2009-03-01 Spring 2009	Robert Morris	MIT	Show More
Find topics in engineering computer software and hardware systems in this MIT course.
025 article 25	Computing for Biomedical Scientists	N/A NA	Omolola Ogunyemi, Quig Zeng, Aziz Boxwala	MIT	Show More
This course focuses on topics such as computer representation, storage, retrieval, and manipulation of biomedical data, problem decomposition and solution formulation using abstraction, and more.
001 full-course 1	Congress and the American Political System I	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Charles Stewart III	MIT	Show More
Taught by Professor Charles Stewart III, this course focuses on the internal process of the House and Senate and the place of Congress in the American political system.
024 full-course 24	Congress and the American Political System I	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Charles Stewart, III	MIT	Show More
Explore the House of Representatives and Senate as single entities and as components of America's political system.
001 full-course 1	Congress and the American Political System II	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Charles Stewart, III	MIT	Show More
Offered at the graduate and undergraduate levels, this course addresses the development of the U.S. Congress by focusing on the competing theoretical perspectives in which legislatures have been studied before.
009 full-course 9	Congress and the American Political System II	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Charles Stewart, III	MIT	Show More
Examine U.S. Congress processes, such as its models of behavior, its relationship with other governmental branches, and more.
001 full-course 1	Congress and the American Political System II (Fall 2005)	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Charles Stewart III	MIT	Show More
The second part in this two-part series, this course offers analysis of the development of the U.S. Congress by focusing on the competing theoretical perspective in which legislatures have been studied.
001 full-course 1	Consumer Culture	2002-09-01 Fall 2002	Cynthia Taft	MIT	Show More
This class explores the functions of the consumer society and what it means to live in one.
001 full-course 1	Contemporary Architecture and Critical Debate	2002-03-01 Spring 2002	Arindam Dutta	MIT	Show More
This class is a study of post-World War II architecture.
001 full-course 1	Contemporary Literature	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	John Hildebidle	MIT	Show More
In this class, students will discuss contemporary Irish literature, both prose and poetry.
001 full-course 1	Contemporary Literature: British Novels Now	2007-03-01 Spring 2007	Sarah Brouillette	MIT	Show More
In this class, students explore the culture of contemporary England through some of today's most important writers.
001 full-course 1	Contemporary Literature: Literature, Development, and Human Rights	2008-03-01 Spring 2008	Sarah Brouillette	MIT	Show More
This course examines global issues in human rights, politics, and economics through a series of contemporary texts.
001 full-course 1	Conversational Computer Systems	2008-09-01 Fall 2008	Christopher Schmandt	MIT	Show More
In this course, students will explore interaction with mobile telephones and computing systems by voice, which includes speech synthesis, digital recording, recognition, and browsing recorded speech.
001 full-course 1	Conversations You Can't Have on Campus: Race, Ethnicity, Gender and Identity	2012-03-01 Spring 2012	Tobie Weiner	MIT	Show More
This is a workshop on race, ethnicity, stereotypes, and how communication and relationships can be improved.
014 full-course 14	Conversations You Can't Have on Campus: Race, Ethnicity, Gender and Identity	2012-03-01 Spring 2012	Tobie Weiner	MIT	Show More
Explore society through the variables that shape its ideals, laws, and the like, such as race, sexual identity, and ethnicity.
007 full-course 7	Corporate Entrepreneurship: Strategies for Technology-Based New Business Development	2007-09-01 Fall 2007	Val Livada	MIT	Show More
Formal joint ventures and corporate venture capital investments are just some of the approaches tackled in this corporate entrepreneurship course.
005 full-course 5	Cross-Cultural Leadership	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Pat Bentley	MIT	Show More
In this research-oriented seminar, students explore cultural differences among countries in order to be prepared for conducting business outside of the U.S.
001 full-course 1	Cultural Performances of Asia	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Ian Condry	MIT	Show More
In this class, students will discuss the important of cultural performances in Asia.
001 full-course 1	Culture Tech	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	James Rising	MIT	Show More
Taught by James Rising and Amilio Aviles, this course concentrates specifically on a particular large technology-related topic in a cultural context.
026 full-course 26	Culture, Embodiment and the Senses	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Erica James	MIT	Show More
Study debates in the western world about sensory data as it relates to experience and knowledge.
001 full-course 1	Cultures of Computing	2011-09-01 Fall 2011	Stefan Helmreich	MIT	Show More
This course discusses a variety of cultural issues and contexts as they relate to computing and computers.
012 full-course 12	Cultures of Computing	2011-09-01 Fall 2011	Stefan Helmreich	MIT	Show More
Explore how computers at various points in history enable us to understand societies and cultures during those times.
001 full-course 1	Current Events and Social Issues	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Claudia Gold	MIT	Show More
In this course, students will participate in open discussions based on controversial social and political issues to raise awareness of current world events in an informal setting.
013 full-course 13	Cyberpolitics in International Relations: Theory, Methods, Policy	2011-09-01 Fall 2011	Nazli Choucri	MIT	Show More
Study international relations as they relate to cyberspace, including the theories, methods, and policies developed on the subject.
001 full-course 1	Cyberpolitics in International Relations: Theory, Methods, Policy (Fall 2011)	2011-09-01 Fall 2011	Nazli Choucri	MIT	Show More
Dr. David D. Clark and professors Nazli Choucri and Stuart Madnick present this course that focuses on cyberspace and its implications for public and private, sub-national and national, and international actors and entities.
001 full-course 1	Darwin and Design	2010-09-01 Fall 2010	James Paradis	MIT	Show More
This cross-listed class explores some of Darwin's evolutionary theories.
025 article 25	Data Communication Networks	N/A N/A	Dimitri Bertsekas, Eytan Modiano	MIT	Show More
This fundamental course focuses on data communication networks, focusing on the reasoning behind the modern structure and looking at structure designs for the future.
019 full-course 19	Data Mining	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Nitin Patel	MIT	Show More
Explore the data mining field, which works to make data easily available to managers so that the decision making process is streamlined.
020 full-course 20	Data, Models, and Decisions	2007-09-01 Fall 2007	David Gamarnik	MIT	Show More
This course for MBA students provides a basic understanding of the quantitative techniques utilized by managers to make educated decisions.
001 full-course 1	Daylighting	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	Marilyne Andersen	MIT	Show More
This course discusses structure design approaches that optimize daylight for lighting, heating, and more.
026 full-course 26	Decisions, Games, and Rational Choice	2008-03-01 Spring 2008	Robert Stalnaker	MIT	Show More
Explore decision and game theories as well as those concentrating on rational and moral choices.
001 full-course 1	Defense Politics	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	Harvey Sapolsky	MIT	Show More
This course emphasizes the institutional relationships that influence the raising, use, and maintenance of military forces in the U.S.
012 full-course 12	Defense Politics	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	Harvey Sapolsky	MIT	Show More
This course introduces students to the U.S. military, its sociology, politics, and economic value.
001 full-course 1	Democratization in Asia, Africa, and Latin America	2001-09-01 Fall 2001	Chappell Lawson	MIT	Show More
Using film, popular journalism, fiction and scholarly research, students will learn about the democratization in Asia, Africa, and Latin America.
005 full-course 5	Democratization in Asia, Africa, and Latin America	2001-09-01 Fall 2001	Chappell Lawson	MIT	Show More
Study countries in Asia, Africa, and Latin America that have adopted democratic governments in recent years.
025 article 25	Design of Medical Devices and Implants	N/A NA	Ioannis Yannas, Myron Spector	MIT	Show More
Through this course, you will learn about the techniques used to design, test, and assess medical devices and implants.
024 full-course 24	Designing and Leading the Entrepreneurial Organization	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Diane Burton	MIT	Show More
Graduate students are introduced to the various stages involved in leading an organization.
015 article 15	Designing and Sustaining Technology Innovation for Global Health Practice	N/A NA	Jeffrey Blander, Utkan Demirci	MIT	Show More
The goal of this course is to teach you how to solve problems found in global health practice.
008 full-course 8	Designing Your Life	2009-03-01 Spring 2009	Gabriella Jordan	MIT	Show More
Students engage in activities that teach them how to succeed and be happy in their personal and professional lives.
001 full-course 1	Developing Musical Structures	2002-09-01 Fall 2002	Jeanne Bamberger	MIT	Show More
Students will develop the powerful musical intuitions that are present as they attempt to make sense of the music all around them.
001 full-course 1	Development Economics: Macroeconomics	2009-03-01 Spring 2009	Michael Kremer	MIT	Show More
Professors Michael Kremer and Robert Townsend present this course in development economics as it relates to macroeconomics, emphasizing dynamic models of growth and development.
001 full-course 1	Development Economics: Microeconomic Issues and Policy Models	2008-03-01 Spring 2008	Esther Duflo	MIT	Show More
This course covers topics such as productivity effects of health, social and private returns to education, education policy, education quality, market equilibrium, and more.
014 full-course 14	Developmental and Molecular Biology of Regeneration	2008-03-01 Spring 2008	Christian Petersen	MIT	Show More
Animals with regeneration abilities are examined as is the regeneration process in general in this MIT class.
024 full-course 24	Developmental Biology	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Hazel Sive	MIT	Show More
This course enables undergraduates and graduate students alike to explore animal development on a molecular level.
001 full-course 1	Developmental Entrepreneurship	2003-09-01 Fall 2003	Alex Pentland	MIT	Show More
Students will take a survey of developmental entrepreneurship through case examples of both successful and failed businesses and will grapple with deploying and diffusing products and services by means of entrepreneurial action.
008 full-course 8	Developmental Entrepreneurship	2003-09-01 Fall 2003	Alex Pentland	MIT	Show More
Students study successful and unsuccessful entrepreneurial endeavors to understand and analyze the development process.
025 full-course 25	Developmental Neurobiology	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Elly Nedivi	MIT	Show More
Students learn about neural systems structure, axon guidance, and more in this developmental neurobiology class.
001 full-course 1	Dialogue in Art, Architecture, and Urbanism	2003-09-01 Fall 2003	Antonio Muntadas	MIT	Show More
This course explores an artistic interpretation of urban design.
032 video 32	Differential Equations	2008-03-01 Spring 2008		MIT	Show More
The differential equations course covers ordinary differential equations, undetermined coefficients and variation of parameters, oscillations, damping, resonance, complex numbers and exponentials, Delta functions, and more.
063 full-course 63	Differential Equations	2010-03-01 Spring 2010	Haynes Miller	MIT	Show More
View the Differential Equations course from MIT to learn about the language in which the laws of nature are expressed.
001 full-course 1	Digital Anthropology	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Alex Pentland	MIT	Show More
This course is an applied social science and media arts seminar that surveys the growing arena of digital-artifact enabled experimental sociology/anthropology.
007 full-course 7	Digital Anthropology	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Alex Pentland	MIT	Show More
In this seminar course, students are introduced to experimental sociology and anthropology, a field driven by digital artifacts.
001 full-course 1	Digital Design Fabrication	2008-09-01 Fall 2008	Lawrence Sass	MIT	Show More
In this class, students learn to use CAD and CAM tools for prototyping.
001 full-course 1	Digital Mock-Up Workshop	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	Lawrence Sass	MIT	Show More
This is an advanced course in CAD and CAM prototyping for large-scale projects.
001 full-course 1	Digital Typography	N/A Fall 1997	John Maeda	MIT	Show More
Taught by Professor John Maeda, this class deals with the pervasive nature of type and typography how it can be modified and repurposed for use in the digital age.
001 full-course 1	Dilemmas in Bio-Medical Ethics: Playing God or Doing Good?	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Erica James	MIT	Show More
In this class, students explore ethical issues in medicine and how medical science is influenced by social, cultural, and sexual ideologies.
026 full-course 26	Dilemmas in Bio-Medical Ethics: Playing God or Doing Good?	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Erica James	MIT	Show More
Examine everyday examples of ethical dilemmas in medicine from several perspectives, including religious and feminist perspectives.
012 full-course 12	Direct Solar/Thermal to Electrical Energy Conversion Technologies	N/A N/A	Gang Chen	MIT	Show More
Take this course to get an introduction to the principles and technologies of converting heat into electricity with solid-state devices.
014 full-course 14	Directed Evolution: Engineering Biocatalysts	2008-03-01 Spring 2008	Kerry Love	MIT	Show More
This course covers biocatalyst engineering and emphasizes the enzymes utilized to in this process.
025 video 25	Discrete Stochastic Processes	2012-06-01 Summer 2012	Various	MIT	Show More
The Discrete Stochastic Processes course features a review in probability and The Bernoulli Process, as well as instruction in convergence, Markov eigenvalues and eigenvectors, and martingales.
025 full-course 25	Discrete Stochastic Processes	N/A N/A	Robert Gallager	MIT	Show More
Take this course to learn the mathematical principles necessary to create discrete stochastic processes
012 full-course 12	Doctoral Seminar in Research Methods I	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Jesper B. Sorensen	MIT	Show More
Learn to recognize and analyze the assumptions and reasoning behind empirical research in this course designed for doctoral students.
014 full-course 14	Doctoral Seminar in Research Methods II	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Jesper B. Sorensen	MIT	Show More
This continuation of Doctoral Seminar in Research Methods I, this doctoral MIT course provides students with a working knowledge of quantitative research methods, models, and more.
013 full-course 13	Documentary Photography and Photojournalism: Still Images of a World in Motion	2009-03-01 Spring 2009	B. D. Colen	MIT	Show More
Dive into the world of documentary photography and learn its meaning to the masses and purpose.
011 full-course 11	Documenting Culture	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Christine Walley	MIT	Show More
Analyze films that explore cultures to decipher reality from the subjective reality displayed in films.
014 full-course 14	Downtown	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Bernard Frieden	MIT	Show More
In this course, students examine major U.S. cities from the late 1800s to the early 1900s.
001 full-course 1	Drawings & Numbers: Five Centuries of Digital Design	2002-09-01 Fall 2002	Mario Carpo	MIT	Show More
In this class, students will focus on technical properties of classical architecture elements.
016 full-course 16	Drugs, Politics, and Culture	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	Hugh Gusterson	MIT	Show More
Learn about drugs from cultural, societal, religious, political, and various other perspectives to understand how they affect the social world we live in.
012 full-course 12	Dynamic Leadership: Using Improvisation in Business	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Lakshmi Balachandra	MIT	Show More
This course enables students explore improvisation techniques and learn to apply them in the business world.
001 full-course 1	Dynamic Optimization & Economic Applications (Recursive Methods)	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Ivan Werning	MIT	Show More
This course primarily discusses recursive methods in economic dynamics, addressing deterministic and stochastic dynamic optimization with programming analysis.
001 full-course 1	Dynamic Optimization Methods with Applications	2009-09-01 Fall 2009	Guido Lorenzoni	MIT	Show More
Focusing on dynamic optimization methods in both continuous and discrete time, this course gives students a complete understanding of dynamic optimization methods with applications.
025 article 25	Dynamic Systems and Control	N/A N/A	Emilio Frazzoli, Munther Dahleh	MIT	Show More
This is a graduate-level course that will familiarize you with systems that evolve with time, also known as dynamic systems.
032 article 32	Dynamics	N/A N/A	Sheila Widnall, John Deyst, Edward Greitzer	MIT	Show More
This course is composed of text lecture notes and reading material that will teach you about the fundamentals of Newtonian mechanics and their application to aerospace engineering.
013 article 13	Dynamics of Nonlinear Systems	N/A N/A	Alexandre Magretski	MIT	Show More
Through lecture notes covering topics such as nonlinear ordinary differential equations, Picard iteration, and contaction mapping theorem, this course will introduce you to nonlinear deterministic dynamical systems.
001 full-course 1	Early Music	2010-09-01 Fall 2010	Michael Scott Cuthbert	MIT	Show More
This course examines European music ranging from the early Middle Ages until the end of the Renaissance.
027 full-course 27	East Asia in the World	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Peter C. Perdue	MIT	Show More
Learn about East Asia and its relationship with the rest of the world in terms of government, military, business, and culture.
001 full-course 1	Ecologies of Construction	2007-03-01 Spring 2007	John Fernandez	MIT	Show More
This course provides an introduction to industrial ecology.
025 full-course 25	Ecology I: The Earth System	2009-09-01 Fall 2009	Edward DeLong	MIT	Show More
The hydrolic cycle, structure of ecosystems, and more are focused on in this undergraduate MIT course.
001 full-course 1	Econometrics	2007-03-01 Spring 2007	Joshua Angrist	MIT	Show More
This course is an introduction to econometric models and techniques, program evaluation, simultaneous equations, and emphasizing regression.
001 full-course 1	Econometrics I	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Jerry Hausman	MIT	Show More
Professors Jerry Hausman and Victor Chernozhukov present this course to students that focuses on the specification and estimation of the linear regression model.
024 article 24	Economic & Environmental Issues in Materials Selection	N/A NA	Randolph Kirchain	MIT	Show More
This course will teach you how to apply environmental and economic variables when selecting materials.
031 full-course 31	Economic Analysis for Business Decisions	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Ernst Berndt	MIT	Show More
In this graduate microeconomics course, students become versed in the analytical tools utilized to make economic decisions in business firms.
001 full-course 1	Economic Applications of Game Theory	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Muhamet Yildiz	MIT	Show More
This course introduces students to the economic analysis of Game Theory, which involves the analysis of conflict, cooperation, and (tacit) communication.
001 full-course 1	Economic Crises	2011-03-01 Spring 2011	Ricardo Caballero	MIT	Show More
This economics course introduces the current macroeconomic concerns, emphasizing medium-run economic fluctuations, the role of asset markets, and economic crises.
001 full-course 1	Economic Development, Policy Analysis, and Industrialization	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Alice Amsden	MIT	Show More
This graduate-level course analyzes the theoretical and historical reasons why governments in certain countries have intervened with a variety of policies to encourage industrial development at specific turning points.
016 full-course 16	Economic Development, Policy Analysis, and Industrialization	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Alice Amsden	MIT	Show More
Examine countries with a less advanced economy and why their governments' have chosen to replace industrial development with technology sector development.
001 full-course 1	Economic Growth	2009-09-01 Fall 2009	Daron Acemoglu	MIT	Show More
Structured as a half-semester class, this course gives an introduction to macroeconomic modeling with an emphasis on the theory of economic growth.
001 full-course 1	Economic history	2009-03-01 Spring 2009	Richard A. Hornbeck	MIT	Show More
This course gives a comprehensive survey of world economic history, introducing students to the subject matter and methodology of economic history.
001 full-course 1	Economic history	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	Dora Costa	MIT	Show More
This course in economic history, as taught by Professor Dora Costa and Professor Peter Termin, offers a comprehensive survey of world economic history.
001 full-course 1	Economic history of Financial Crises	2009-09-01 Fall 2009	Peter Termin	MIT	Show More
This course presents students with a historical perspective on financial panics and includes topics such as the growth of the industrial world, the Great Depression, and surrounding events.
001 full-course 1	Economic Institutions and Growth Policy Analysis	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Michael Piore	MIT	Show More
MIT designed this course for students with a particular concern with the practical problems of operating in large formal organizations, with an operational or research perspective.
001 full-course 1	Economic Institutions and Growth Policy Analysis	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Michael Piore	MIT	Show More
Designed primarily for students with a keen interest in the particular problems of operating in large formal organizations.
011 full-course 11	Economic Institutions and Growth Policy Analysis	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Michael Piore	MIT	Show More
Concentrate your studies on industrial societies and the theories and policies that run them.
001 full-course 1	Economics and E-commerce	2000-09-01 Fall 2000	Glenn Ellison	MIT	Show More
Professor Glenn Ellison teaches students about theoretical models and studies of old economy industries to produce an understanding of the future and growth of electronic commerce.
001 full-course 1	Economics and Psychology	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Xavier Gabaix	MIT	Show More
Integrating psychological insights into models of behavior, this course discusses the limitations of standard economic models and investigates the uses of psychological experiments in learning about preferences, cognition, and behavior.
001 full-course 1	Economics of Education	2007-03-01 Spring 2007	Frank Levy	MIT	Show More
Professor Frank Levy leads students through discussion of the economic aspects surrounding education.
001 full-course 1	Economics Research and Communication	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Michael Greenstone	MIT	Show More
Professor Michael Greenstone presents this course to students with an interest in conducting original research on economics questions.
013 full-course 13	Economy and Business in Modern China and India	2008-03-01 Spring 2008	Yasheng Huang	MIT	Show More
Come to understand China and India's culture, society, and governments in an effort to analyze them as contenders in the global economy.
001 full-course 1	Ecuador Workshop	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	Jan Wampler	MIT	Show More
In this course, you can learn about a recent effort by the university to build a small children's center in Ecuador.
001 full-course 1	Eighteenth-Century Literature: Versions of the Self in 18th-C Britain	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Noel Jackson	MIT	Show More
This course focuses on the origin of knowledge through a number of cross-genre texts from the 18th century.
024 mixed 24	Electrical, Optical & Magnetic Materials and Devices	N/A NA	Caroline Ross	MIT	Show More
This course will teach you about the materials used to construct electrical, magnetic, and optical devices, and examine the relationships between these devices.
027 article 27	Electrical, Optical, and Magnetic Properties of Materials	N/A NA	David Paul, Nicola Marzari	MIT	Show More
This course will focus on how electrical, optical, and magnetic properties originate in materials.
036 full-course 36	Electricity and Magnetism	2002-03-01 Spring 2002	Walter Lewin	MIT	Show More
Go beyond the basic concepts of electromagnetism in this course, with interesting topics including shock treatment, bullet trains, and even magnetic levitation.
000 article	Electrochemical Processing of Materials	N/A NA	Donald Sadoway	MIT	Show More
Through assignments and exams, along with their solutions, you can learn about superconducting magnets and their properties and applications.
012 article 12	Electronic and Mechanical Properties of Materials	N/A NA	Eugene Fitzgerald, Lorna Gibson	MIT	Show More
This course will teach you about fundamental concepts that determine various material properties, such as electronic, magnetic, and optical properties.
001 full-course 1	Emergent Materials II	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	John Fernandez	MIT	Show More
In this class, students will learn about tools and principles in the practice of responsible architecture.
001 full-course 1	End of Nature	2002-03-01 Spring 2002	Alvin Kibel	MIT	Show More
In this class, students explore the role of nature and the natural environment in various philosophical and literary texts.
001 full-course 1	Energy Economics	2007-03-01 Spring 2007	Paul Joskow	MIT	Show More
This course investigates the empirical and theoretical perspectives on individual and industrial demand for various aspects of energy.
026 article 26	Engineering Apollo: The Moon Project as a Complex System	N/A N/A	David Mindell, Laurence Young	MIT	Show More
Through lecture notes, this course explores the technical and historical aspects of the Apollo project.
008 mixed 8	Engineering Design and Rapid Prototyping	N/A N/A	Olivar de Weck	MIT	Show More
This course features text lecture notes, projects with examples, and demonstration videos to help you gain an understanding of rapid prototyping methods, computer-aid tools, and how to conceive, design, and implement a product.
027 article 27	Engineering Risk-Benefit Analysis	N/A NA	George Apostolakis	MIT	Show More
This course teaches you how to assess an engineering project and determine the risk and benefit factors.
027 article 27	Engineering Risk-Benefit Analysis	N/A N/A	George Apostolakis	MIT	Show More
This course focuses on areas such as reliability and probabilistic risk assessment, decision analysis, and cost-benefit analysis, and well as a variety of issues that may affect the risk and benefit of engineering project.
000 article	Engineering Systems Analysis for Design	N/A NA	Richard de Neufville	MIT	Show More
This course has a required textbook featuring selected readings that will give you an understanding of the various aspects pertaining to engineering system design.
026 article 26	Engineering Systems Analysis for Design	N/A N/A	Richard de Neufville	MIT	Show More
This course will teach you how analyze and develop engineering systems, with a focus on flexibility, system optimization, and measurements of value.
027 full-course 27	Engineering, Economics and Regulation of the Electric Power Sector	2010-03-01 Spring 2010	Ignacio Perez-Arriaga	MIT	Show More
Explore tariff design, rural electrifications, and other aspects of electric power systems.
001 full-course 1	English Renaissance Drama: Theatre and Society in the Age of Shakespeare	2003-09-01 Fall 2003	Shankar Raman	MIT	Show More
This class explores the works of Shakespeare's contemporaries, like Marlowe, Jonson, Webster, Ford, and others.
023 full-course 23	Entrepreneurial Finance	2011-03-01 Spring 2011	Antoinette Schoar	MIT	Show More
Students gain an understanding of entrepreneurial finance and business development in this course that concentrates on entrepreneurial ventures that rely on technology.
025 full-course 25	Entrepreneurial Marketing	2002-03-01 Spring 2002	Jin Gyo Kim	MIT	Show More
This MIT course provides graduate students with the opportunity to adopt marketing strategies helpful for start-up ventures.
001 full-course 1	Environmental Economics and Government Responses to Market Failure	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Michael Greenstone	MIT	Show More
Students will investigate the theory behind and evidence on tax, regulatory, and other government responses to problems of market failure.
001 full-course 1	Environmental Policy and Economics	2011-03-01 Spring 2011	Hunt Allcott	MIT	Show More
Students explore the proper role of government in environment regulation in this course.
001 full-course 1	Environmental Politics and Policy	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Steve Meyer	MIT	Show More
Students explore the workings of environmental policymaking in the U.S. in this course, taught by Professor Steve Mayer.
026 full-course 26	Environmental Politics and Policy	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Steve Meyer	MIT	Show More
Examine environmental policy in the U.S., including the common issues facing it and its policy development over time.
012 full-course 12	Environmental Struggles	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Christine Walley	MIT	Show More
Investigate how cultures view nature and its importance as well as the conflict of human access to natural resources.
039 article 39	Estimation and Control of Aerospace Systems	N/A N/A	Eric Feron, James Paduano	MIT	Show More
This course features a fully-downloadable textbook and lectures covering a variety of topics, including control law using Nyquist diagrams and Bode plots, frequency domain and state space techniques, and more.
013 full-course 13	Ethical Practice: Professionalism, Social Responsibility, and the Purpose of the Corporation	2010-03-01 Spring 2010	Leigh Hafrey	MIT	Show More
Graduate business students focus their studies on ethical business management in this MIT open course.
026 full-course 26	Ethics	2009-09-01 Fall 2009	Julia Markovits	MIT	Show More
Study classic and modern works of philosophy in order to gain a more robust knowledge on virtue, morality, and social responsibility.
027 full-course 27	Ethnic and National Identity	2011-09-01 Fall 2011	Jean Jackson	MIT	Show More
Examine how, and the variables that produce, social identity in terms of both ethnics and nationality.
000 full-course	Ethnic and National Identity	2009-09-01 Fall 2009		MIT	Show More
Learn about ethnic and national identity in terms of the variables that influence it, such as religion and language.
001 full-course 1	Ethnic Politics I	2003-09-01 Fall 2003	Roger Petersen	MIT	Show More
Students will be provided with a broad overview of the primary theories of the ties between ethnicity and politics.
014 full-course 14	Ethnic Politics I	2003-09-01 Fall 2003	Roger Petersen	MIT	Show More
Examine ethnicity from several perspectives in order to understand how it impacts politics and economies.
001 full-course 1	Ethnic Politics II	2007-03-01 Spring 2007	Roger Petersen	MIT	Show More
Taking the study of ethnic politics to the next level, this course is designed primarily for graduate students.
011 full-course 11	Ethnic Politics II	2007-03-01 Spring 2007	Roger Petersen	MIT	Show More
This graduate level, theoretical course covers issues inherent to, and methods utilized in, ethnic politics.
001 full-course 1	Ethnicity and Race in World Politics	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Melissa Nobles	MIT	Show More
Students will be given the answer to fundamental questions asked about ethnicity and race as it applies to world politics.
026 full-course 26	Ethnicity and Race in World Politics	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Melissa Nobles	MIT	Show More
Explore political theories in detail that concentrate on how race and ethnicity affect politics.
026 full-course 26	European Imperialism in the 19th and 20th Centuries	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	David Ciarlo	MIT	Show More
In this course students' studies are concentrated on imperialism in the 19th and 20th centuries and how the remnants of this theme are seen in modern times.
001 full-course 1	European Politics	2011-09-01 Fall 2011	Kathleen Thelen	MIT	Show More
In this course, students will learn about the dynamics of change and political power in Europe.
025 full-course 25	European Politics	2011-09-01 Fall 2011	Kathleen Thelen	MIT	Show More
Through an understanding of the structure of governments and politics, examine the relationship between political power and change in Britain, France, Germany, and Italy.
013 full-course 13	Evolution of the Immune System	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Nadia Danilova	MIT	Show More
This MIT open course introduces students to the evolutionary process, characteristics, and factors of the immune systems.
013 full-course 13	Evolutionary Psychology	N/A Spring 1999	Steven Pinker	MIT	Show More
Explore how mammals' behavior has evolved over time through the review of recent research.
001 full-course 1	Experiencing Architecture Studio	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	William Hubbard	MIT	Show More
This explores topics in architectural theory and history as well as how architecture is different from other forms of design.
075 full-course 75	Experimental Biology & Communication	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Jonathan King	MIT	Show More
In this MIT lab class, experimental techniques and applications utilized in biological study are learned and demonstrated by students.
006 full-course 6	Experimental Biology - Communications Intensive	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Marilee Ogren-Balkema	MIT	Show More
This MIT course helps students to develop their writing techniques and abilities, skills necessary in the scientific field.
019 full-course 19	Experimental Methods of Adjustable Tetrode Array Neurophysiology	2001-03-01 Spring 2001	Matthew Wilson	MIT	Show More
Become familiar with the various techniques utilized to study electrophysiology.
065 full-course 65	Experimental Microbial Genetics	2008-09-01 Fall 2008	Dianne Newman	MIT	Show More
Students study and research Pseudomonas aeruginosa's physiology by conducting an independent project.
065 full-course 65	Experimental Molecular Biology: Biotechnology II	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Christopher Burge	MIT	Show More
In this continuation of Experimental Molecular Biology: Biotechnology I, students study apoptosis while utilizing molecular biology and reverse genetics principles.
013 full-course 13	Experimental Molecular Neurobiology	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	Carlos Lois	MIT	Show More
This introductory course provides students with a basic understanding of the experimentation methods utilized by scientists to understand cellular and molecular biology.
016 article 16	Experimental Projects I	N/A N/A	Earll Murman, Edward Greitzer, Jennifer Craig, John Deyst	MIT	Show More
This course features lecture notes, study and preparation material used to conceive and design an experimental project, along with examples of former student projects.
000 article	Experimental Projects II	N/A N/A	Edward Greitzer, Jennifer Craig, John Deyst	MIT	Show More
This course focuses on the implementation of the designs developed in Experimental Projects I.
014 full-course 14	Exploring Black Holes	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Edmund Bertschinger	MIT	Show More
Study general relativity and physics in this course on black holes from MIT.
001 full-course 1	Exploring Pharmacology	2009-03-01 Spring 2009	Mariya Gusman	MIT	Show More
Students participating in this course will discover how drugs can elicit a variety of medicinal and recreational effects.
028 mixed 28	Exploring Space, Sea, and Earth: Fundamentals of Engineering Design	N/A N/A	Alexandra Techet	MIT	Show More
This course features lecture notes, image galleries, projects, and other downloadable course materials that focus on exploration-based engineering design.
001 full-course 1	Expository Writing: Analyzing Mass Media	2001-03-01 Spring 2001	Andrea Walsh	MIT	Show More
This class discusses how to develop voice in academic writing.
001 full-course 1	Expository Writing: Autobiography - Theory and Practice	2001-03-01 Spring 2001	Elizabeth Fox	MIT	Show More
In this course, students discuss and experiment with issues in autobiography and reliability of the genre.
001 full-course 1	Expository Writing: Social and Ethical Issues in Print, Photography and Film	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Andrea Walsh	MIT	Show More
In this class, students will write about social and ethical topics that are personal to them while shaping their ideas through relevant readings and media.
024 article 24	Feedback Control Systems	N/A N/A	Jonathan How, Emilio Frazzoli	MIT	Show More
This course is composed of 24 lectures covering the fundamentals of applying state-space methods to control design and analysis.
004 full-course 4	Feeling and Imagination in Art, Science, and Technology	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Irving Singer	MIT	Show More
Study how elements inherent in human nature are necessary in order for humans to be creative in the art, science, and technology fields.
001 full-course 1	Feminist Political Thought	2010-03-01 Spring 2010	Elizabeth A. Wood	MIT	Show More
This course evaluates the development of feminist theory over time, giving particular focus to subjects such as equality and suffrage, radical feminism, theories of power, gender and sexuality.
001 full-course 1	Feminist Political Thought	2000-09-01 Fall 2000	Elizabeth A. Wood	MIT	Show More
In this class, students discuss gender theories that are relevant to modern day politics, culture, and society.
001 full-course 1	Feminist Political Thought	2010-03-01 Spring 2010	Elizabeth A. Wood	MIT	Show More
This class focuses on the evolution of feminist theory throughout the years.
014 full-course 14	Feminist Political Thought	2010-03-01 Spring 2010	Elizabeth A. Wood	MIT	Show More
Examine feminist theory and thought as it developed through history given environmental variables like sexuality and social class.
014 full-course 14	Feminist Political Thought	2010-03-01 Spring 2010	Elizabeth A. Wood	MIT	Show More
Follow feminist theory as it developed over the years by examining contextual issues of race, poverty, society, politics, and more.
001 full-course 1	Feminist Political Thought (Fall 2000)	2000-09-01 Fall 2000	Elizabeth A. Wood	MIT	Show More
Students will focus on several theories related to gender in modern life in this course.
001 full-course 1	Feminist Theory	2008-03-01 Spring 2008	Elizabeth A. Wood	MIT	Show More
Students will be introduced to a variety of theories of gender in modern life, from accepted notions of political theory to the nature of citizenship and more.
014 full-course 14	Feminist Theory	2008-03-01 Spring 2008	Elizabeth A. Wood	MIT	Show More
Focus on political theory as it applies to the feminist movement by studying such topics as class issues and contemporary societies.
014 full-course 14	Feminist Theory	2008-03-01 Spring 2008	Elizabeth A. Wood	MIT	Show More
Examine the life of women through feminist theories while considering such social issues and ethics.
001 full-course 1	Feminist Theory (Spring 2008)	2008-03-01 Spring 2008	Elizabeth A. Wood	MIT	Show More
This course specifically addresses a range of theories of gender in modern life, with an emphasis on feminist scholars.
012 full-course 12	Fencing	2007-03-01 Spring 2007	Jaroslav Koniusz	MIT	Show More
Learn the rules and skills necessary to succeed in the sport of fencing.
001 full-course 1	Field Seminar in International Political Economy	2003-09-01 Fall 2003	Nazli Choucri	MIT	Show More
Graduate students will participate in this field seminar in international political economy, which covers major theoretical, policy, and empirical perspectives.
013 full-course 13	Field Seminar in International Political Economy	2003-09-01 Fall 2003	Nazli Choucri	MIT	Show More
Study industrial and developing countries from empirical, theoretical, and political context articles.
001 full-course 1	Field Seminar: International Relations Theory	2011-09-01 Fall 2011	M. Taylor Fravel	MIT	Show More
Students will be provided an overview of the field of international relations, with different approaches each week explaining the topic.
013 full-course 13	Field Seminar: International Relations Theory	2011-09-01 Fall 2011	M. Taylor Fravel	MIT	Show More
Become familiar with the different approaches taken to understand international relations and learn to analyze them.
026 article 26	Fields, Forces, and Flows in Biological Systems	N/A NA	Douglas Lauffenburger, Alan Grodzinsky	MIT	Show More
This course comprises lectures covers topics such as Maxwell stress tensor and electrical forces in physiological systems, electrical double layers, fields in heterogeneous media, and more.
012 full-course 12	Film as Visual and Literary Mythmaking	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Irving Singer	MIT	Show More
Examine myths as problems created by film and literature as well as the reason and methods both art mediums utilize to create myths.
024 full-course 24	Finance Theory II	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Dirk Jenter	MIT	Show More
This course provides students with a working knowledge of the financial tools that aid business professionals in making smart business choices.
023 full-course 23	Financial Accounting	2004-06-01 Summer 2004	S. P. Kothari	MIT	Show More
Students in this graduate class study the financial accounting and reporting basics implemented in the corporate world.
020 full-course 20	Financial and Managerial Accounting	2003-06-01 Summer 2003	George Plesko	MIT	Show More
Graduate students learn the basic tools and concepts utilized to understand and prepare financial information.
005 full-course 5	Financial Management	2003-06-01 Summer 2003	Jonathan Lewellen	MIT	Show More
In this MIT business class, finance and capital markets are explored from a corporate perspective with an emphasis on making sound managerial choices.
026 full-course 26	Food and Culture	2011-03-01 Spring 2011	Heather Paxson	MIT	Show More
Examine the way various cultures perceive food from ethical, literary, media, and health perspectives.
001 full-course 1	Form-Finding and Structural Optimization: Gaudi Workshop	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	John Ochsendorf	MIT	Show More
This course combines architecture and computer science to explore 3D design.
001 full-course 1	Forms of Political Participation: Old and New	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Lily L. Tsai	MIT	Show More
This course explores the networks and associations that link us to each other and provide the foundation for our social and political interactions.
026 full-course 26	Forms of Political Participation: Old and New	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Lily L. Tsai	MIT	Show More
The way in which we are connected socially and politically by networks is discussed in this MIT course.
001 full-course 1	Forms of Western Narrative	2007-09-01 Fall 2007	James Buzard	MIT	Show More
In this class, students explore functions of story-telling through texts that construct the Western tradition.
028 full-course 28	Foundations of Cognition	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Josh Tenenbaum	MIT	Show More
In this course, students combine the study of cognition in relation to its parent discipline, philosophy.
001 full-course 1	Foundations of Development Policy	2009-03-01 Spring 2009	Esther Duflo	MIT	Show More
Students will explore the foundations of policy making in developing countries with the goal to define various options and quantify the pros and cons of them.
001 full-course 1	Foundations of Political Science	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Roger Petersen	MIT	Show More
This course is a continuation of the earlier semester course on the foundations of political science, also offered by MIT.
001 full-course 1	Foundations of Political Science	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Joshua Cohen	MIT	Show More
As the first in a two-semester course, this provides a thorough introduction to the foundations of political science and is intended for graduate students.
014 full-course 14	Foundations of Political Science	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Roger Petersen	MIT	Show More
A continuation of the Fall 2004 course, this advanced graduate course continues to teach students the fundamentals of contemporary political science.
012 full-course 12	Foundations of Political Science	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Joshua Cohen	MIT	Show More
Study major works of political science literature in order to grasp the subject's foundational concepts, techniques, and theories.
001 full-course 1	Foundations of Western Culture II	2002-09-01 Fall 2002	Mary Fuller	MIT	Show More
This course explores issues in western civilization through a survey of various texts, including poetry and fiction.
001 full-course 1	Foundations of Western Culture II: Renaissance to Modernity	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Alvin Kibel	MIT	Show More
This is a survey course that explores elements of Western culture during the Renaissance through the Modernity periods
001 full-course 1	Foundations of Western Culture: Homer to Dante	2008-09-01 Fall 2008	Arthur Bahr	MIT	Show More
In this class, students discuss themes and images found in literary works during the period between Homer and Dante.
001 full-course 1	Foundations of Western Culture: The Making of the Modern World	2010-03-01 Spring 2010	Howard Eiland	MIT	Show More
This is a survey course that traces the development of the modern world from the 17th century to the 20th century.
001 full-course 1	Foundations of World Culture I: World Civilizations and texts	N/A Fall2011	Dr. Ghenwa Hayek	MIT	Show More
This course discusses a variety of cultures and civilizations between antiquity to the early 17th century.
004 article 4	Fracture and Fatigue	N/A NA	Subra Suresh	MIT	Show More
The main focus of this course is on linear elastic and elastic-plastic fracture mechanics.
028 full-course 28	France, 1660-1815: Enlightenment, Revolution, Napoleon	2011-03-01 Spring 2011	Jeffrey S. Ravel	MIT	Show More
Delve into France from 1660 to 1815 in this MIT course concentrating on such events and figures as the Enlightenment and Napoleon Bonaparte.
000 article	Freshman Seminar: The Nature of Engineering	N/A NA	Lorna Gibson	MIT	Show More
Through selected readings, this course will give you an understanding of engineering based on biomimetic research, engineering that mimics nature.
013 full-course 13	From Print to Digital: Technologies of the Word, 1450-Present	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Jeffrey S. Ravel	MIT	Show More
In this course, students examine the concept that digitization and electronic media will cause printed literature to become obsolete as well as the history of print from the 1450s to the present.
015 full-course 15	From the Silk Road to the Great Game: China, Russia, and Central Eurasia	2003-09-01 Fall 2003	Peter C. Perdue	MIT	Show More
Survey Eurasia and the various events taking place in and between its countries throughout history.
013 article 13	Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging: Data Acquisition and Analysis	N/A NA	Dr. Randy Gollub	MIT	Show More
The primary focus of this course is on human brain mapping studies, emphasizing conduct and interpretation and covering a variety of related topics.
010 full-course 10	Functional MRI of High-Level Vision	2007-09-01 Fall 2007	Nancy Kanwisher	MIT	Show More
Learn how fMRI scans have changed the neuroscience field and created opportunity for the development of a deeper understanding of this discipline.
000 full-course	Fundamentals of Biology	N/A N/A	Eric Lander	MIT	Show More
Take Fundamentals of Biology to learn the basic principles of biochemistry, molecular biology, genetics, and recombinant DNA.
001 full-course 1	Fundamentals of Computational Media Design	2008-09-01 Fall 2008	Barry Vercoe	MIT	Show More
Students will learn about the history of 20th century art and design from the perspective of the technologist.
001 full-course 1	Fundamentals of Energy in Buildings	2010-09-01 Fall 2010	Leon Glicksman	MIT	Show More
In this class, students explore thermodynamics and heat transfer, among other energy principles that must be considered in building design.
024 article 24	Fundamentals of Materials Science	N/A NA	Darrell Irvine, Nicola Marzari	MIT	Show More
Once you complete this course, you will have a thorough understanding of structure, energetics, and bonding, the three main underlying concepts of materials science.
001 full-course 1	Fundamentals of Music	2007-03-01 Spring 2007	Pamela Wood	MIT	Show More
This course provides students with an introductory look at the rudiments of Western music through aural, oral, and written practice using melody, rhythm, chords, scales, intervals, and musical notation.
026 full-course 26	Fundamentals of Probability	2008-09-01 Fall 2008	David Gamarnik	MIT	Show More
Graduate students are introduced to probability fundamentals, such as Bernoulli and Poisson processes.
001 full-course 1	Fundamentals of Public Policy	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Steve Meyer	MIT	Show More
Professors Steve Meyer and David Laws present this course addressing and explaining the fundamentals of public policy, including the problem-solving and political processes.
012 article 12	Fundamentals of Systems Engineering	N/A N/A	Olivier de Weck	MIT	Show More
Through lecture notes, assignments, projects, and exams, this course will introduce you to principles and methods of systems engineering.
001 full-course 1	Furniture Making	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Christopher Dewart	MIT	Show More
This course explores the process of designing and building furniture.
001 full-course 1	G	2007-03-01 Spring 2007	Robert Speer	MIT	Show More
In this course, students learn how math, music, art, and language are intertwined.
014 full-course 14	G-Protein Coupled Receptors: Vision and Disease	2007-03-01 Spring 2007	Parvathi Kota	MIT	Show More
This course is focused on GPCR and tries to understand the relationship between these receptors and vision and human disease.
033 full-course 33	Game Design	2010-09-01 Fall 2010	Philip Tan	MIT	Show More
In this course, students observe and comparatively analyze non-digital games in terms of context articles, design, and development.
001 full-course 1	Game Theory	2010-03-01 Spring 2010	Muhamet Yildiz	MIT	Show More
Professors Muhatmet Yildiz and Mihai Manea instruct this course on the investigation of the evolutionary and epistemic foundations of solution concepts surrounding game strategy.
012 full-course 12	Game Theory and Political Theory	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	James Snyder	MIT	Show More
This MIT political science course teaches students about game theory and how professionals are applying it to real-life political events.
001 full-course 1	Game Theory and Political Theory (Fall 2004)	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	James Snyder	MIT	Show More
Students will learn how to use game theory to analyze strategic interactions in various settings.
011 full-course 11	Game Theory for Managers	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	David McAdams	MIT	Show More
Learn and analyze the strategies managers utilize in the real-world to nurture a healthy business.
020 article 20	Gastroenterology	N/A NA	Dr. Daniel Chung, Dr. Jonathan Glickman, Dr. Martin Carey, Dr. Raymond Chung	MIT	Show More
Through lecture notes and study materials, this course discusses the most recent findings and knowledge of the gastrointestinal tract and associated tract systems.
001 full-course 1	Gender and Media Studies: Women and the Media	2008-09-01 Fall 2008	Kim Surkan	MIT	Show More
In this class, students examine how race, class, gender, and sexuality are represented in various media.
001 full-course 1	Gender and Representation of Asian Women	2010-03-01 Spring 2010	Manduhai Buyandelger	MIT	Show More
This class discusses how ideas of gender and power influence representations of Asian women in various texts and media.
014 full-course 14	Gender and Representation of Asian Women	2010-03-01 Spring 2010	Manduhai Buyandelger	MIT	Show More
Examine history, culture, and gender as it relates to the view various cultures have on Asian women.
001 full-course 1	Gender and the Law in U.S. history	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Christopher Capozzola	MIT	Show More
In this class, students discuss the American legal system in the context of gender issues in the system.
001 full-course 1	Gender Issues in Academics and Academia	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Holly Sweet	MIT	Show More
This course investigates why males vastly outrank females in science, math, and career advancements and why girls get higher grades and attend college more often than boys.
001 full-course 1	Gender, Power, and International Development	2003-09-01 Fall 2003	Christine Walley	MIT	Show More
In this course, students will discuss the role of gender ideologies and concepts of power in the global poverty problem.
025 full-course 25	Gender, Power, and International Development	2003-09-01 Fall 2003	Christine Walley	MIT	Show More
Investigate world development and why the effort has not solved poverty, social inequality, gender inequality, and much more.
001 full-course 1	Gender, Race, and the Complexities of science and Technology: A Problem-Based Learning Experiment	2009-03-01 Spring 2009	Peter Taylor	MIT	Show More
In this class, students will discuss how issues of race, class, gender, and more influence scientific and technological advances.
001 full-course 1	Gender, Sexuality, and Society	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	Heather Paxson	MIT	Show More
In this class, students will discuss the history of gender roles, gender stereotypes, and how individuals experience their gender.
025 full-course 25	Gender, Sexuality, and Society	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	Heather Paxson	MIT	Show More
Examine gender, gender roles, sexuality, and more from various context.
024 full-course 24	Generating Business Value from Information Technology	2009-03-01 Spring 2009	Jeanne Ross	MIT	Show More
Business operating models and IT alignment are just a few of the topics addressed in this course devoted to studying the affect information technology has on business operations.
024 full-course 24	Genetic Neurobiology	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Troy Littleton	MIT	Show More
Utilizing recent research, students explore genetic neurobiology in fruit flies, humans, and more.
035 full-course 35	Genetics	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Chris Kaiser	MIT	Show More
Undergraduates are introduced to the genetics' fundamentals, such as methods, biological mutation, and chromosome function.
020 mixed 20	Genomic Medicine	N/A NA	Isaac Kohane	MIT	Show More
The main focus of this course is on advancements being made in prognosis, diagnostics, and treatment, and the genomic technologies and computational approaches that are driving these advancements.
021 audio 21	Genomics & Computational Biology	2007-03-01 Spring 2007	George Church	MIT	Show More
Understand the relationships in biological networks with this course from MIT.
035 mixed 35	Genomics and Computational Biology	N/A NA	George Church	MIT	Show More
This course is composed of lecture notes, as well as audio lectures with slides, all of which will introduce you to topics including biological networks, functional genomics analysis, and more.
007 article 7	Genomics, Computing, Economics, and Society	N/A NA	Dr. George Church, Jeremy Zucker, Shawn Douglas, Alexander Wait	MIT	Show More
This course covers several areas, such as political and business decision-making as applied to bioengineering, genetically modified organisms, stem cells, global quality of life, and more.
023 full-course 23	Geometric Folding Algorithms	N/A Fall	Erik Demaine	MIT	Show More
This course from MIT explores geometric folding, including linkages, origami, and polyhedra.
026 full-course 26	Global Climate Change: Economics, Science, and Policy	2008-03-01 Spring 2008	Henry Jacoby	MIT	Show More
Examine global climate change and the various ecological, economical, and scientific issues involved in this problem.
025 full-course 25	Global Entrepreneurship Lab: Asia-Pacific	2010-09-01 Fall 2010	Yasheng Huang	MIT	Show More
Graduate students' studies are focused on start-up businesses' operations in the Asia-Pacific region in this global entrepreneurship MIT class.
025 full-course 25	Global Entrepreneurship Lab: Latin America, the Middle East, and Africa	2010-09-01 Fall 2010	Simon Johnson	MIT	Show More
This MIT lab course is designed for graduate students and focuses on entrepreneurial start-ups in Latin America, the Middle East, and Africa.
012 full-course 12	Global Markets, National Politics and the Competitive Advantage of Firms	2011-09-01 Fall 2011	Simon Johnson	MIT	Show More
Students study the ways in which global economics and competition are influenced by social and political entities through the examination and analysis of case studies and relevant literature.
011 full-course 11	Global Strategy and Organization	2008-03-01 Spring 2008	Donald Lessard	MIT	Show More
In this course, students are introduced to the tools that will enable them to make important business decisions given the array of operations and general business services and activities choices that exist.
001 full-course 1	Globalization	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Suzanne Berger	MIT	Show More
Professor Suzanne Berger presents this course that examines changes in the international economy and the effects on domestic politics, society, and economy.
012 full-course 12	Globalization	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Suzanne Berger	MIT	Show More
Explore the global economy, and how it affects countries, their economies, and their politics.
001 full-course 1	Globalization (Fall 2005)	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Suzanne Berger	MIT	Show More
In this course, students will investigate changes in the international economy and the effects they have had on domestic politics, society, and the economy.
012 full-course 12	Globalization, Migration, and International Relations	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	Nazli Choucri	MIT	Show More
Understand globalization in terms of economics, politics, scale, scope, and more.
001 full-course 1	Globalization, Migration, and International Relations (Spring 2006)	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	Nazli Choucri	MIT	Show More
This course traces the evolution of international interactions and examines the dimensions of globalization within the confines of scale and scope.
001 full-course 1	Government and Politics of China	2002-09-01 Fall 2002	Edward Steinfeld	MIT	Show More
Students will learn about the fundamental aspects of China's government and politics.
013 full-course 13	Government and Politics of China	2002-09-01 Fall 2002	Edward Steinfeld	MIT	Show More
Examine China's political development before and after Communism.
001 full-course 1	Government Regulation of Industry	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Michael Pollitt	MIT	Show More
Students will be introduced to the role of government in markets, emphasizing the importance of industrial performance and market structure.
001 full-course 1	Graduate Seminar in American Politics II	2010-03-01 Spring 2010	Charles Stewart III	MIT	Show More
Taught by Professor Charles Stewart, III, this course gives graduate students a higher level study of American politics.
010 full-course 10	Graduate Seminar in American Politics II	2010-03-01 Spring 2010	Charles Stewart, III	MIT	Show More
This graduate course prepares students to take the general American politics exam and broadly introduces them to advanced American political institutions theories.
014 full-course 14	Grammar of a Less Familiar Language	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Michael Kenstowicz	MIT	Show More
This individualized research course enables students to explore a language unfamiliar to them in order to better understand their chosen grammatical construction.
001 full-course 1	Great Power Military Intervention	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Barry Posen	MIT	Show More
Professor Barry Poser teaches this seminar to examine comparatively, and systematically great and middle power military inventions into civil wars during the 1990s.
014 full-course 14	Great Power Military Intervention	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Barry Posen	MIT	Show More
Examine and analyze military civil war interventions made in the late 20th century.
001 full-course 1	Harmony and Counterpoint I	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Brian Robison	MIT	Show More
Students will study the basic melodic, harmonic, and formal practices associated with western music.
001 full-course 1	Harmony and Counterpoint II	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Brian Robison	MIT	Show More
Taught by Professor Brian Robison, this secondary part to the Harmony and Counterpoint series digs deeper into the elements of western music.
014 mixed 14	Health Information Systems to Improve Quality of Care in Resource-Poor Settings	N/A NA	Dr. Hamish Fraser, Dr. Leo Celi, Peter Szolovits	MIT	Show More
This course focuses on finding ways to improve the heath care industry in developing countries.
012 full-course 12	History and Anthropology of Medicine and Biology	2009-03-01 Spring 2009	David Jones	MIT	Show More
Study medicine and biology in terms of history, race, culture, perceptions, and more.
012 full-course 12	History of Media and Technology	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Beth Coleman	MIT	Show More
In this graduate class, the histories of communications media and technological development are explored to understand their influence and evolution to modern media and technology.
012 full-course 12	History of Media and Technology: Sound, the Minority Report -- Radical Music of the Past 100 Years	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	Beth Coleman	MIT	Show More
Graduate students focus their attention on 20th and 21st century avant-garde and electronic music as well as famous innovators, like Bjork and John Cage.
013 full-course 13	History of Western Thought, 500-1300	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Anne McCants	MIT	Show More
This course focuses on western religious thought from 500 to 1300, specifically the development and triumph of Christianity in this region.
001 full-course 1	Holographic Imaging	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Michael Halle	MIT	Show More
In this course, students will experiment with and use holography from a scientific and analytical point of view.
011 full-course 11	How to Develop Breakthrough Products and Services	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Eric von Hippel	MIT	Show More
Students are introduced to techniques utilized to develop conceptual services and products in a constantly evolving world.
001 full-course 1	How to Learn (Almost) Anything	2001-03-01 Spring 2001	Mitchel Resnick	MIT	Show More
Taught by professors Mitchel Resnick and Bakhtiar Mikhak, this course explains how new technologies enable easier learning of practically anything.
001 full-course 1	How to Make (Almost) Anything	2002-09-01 Fall 2002	Isaac Chuang	MIT	Show More
Taught by professors Isaac Chung and Neil Gershwin, this course provides a hands-on introduction to the resources used in designing and fabricating smart systems.
039 full-course 39	How to Stage a Revolution	2007-09-01 Fall 2007	Jeffrey S. Ravel	MIT	Show More
In this MIT history course, students explore revolutions, their causes, meaning, nature, and the like.
009 full-course 9	Human Memory and Learning	2002-09-01 Fall 2002	Anthony Wagner	MIT	Show More
Graduate students explore the various forms of and theories on human memory and learning.
026 article 26	Human Origins and Evolution	N/A NA	Harry Merrick	MIT	Show More
The focus of this course is on the biological evolution of humans and modern diversity, examining the causing factors.
020 article 20	Human Reproductive Biology	N/A NA	Henry Klapholz	MIT	Show More
This is a graduate-level course that will examine various topics relating to the biology of human reproductive systems.
001 full-course 1	Human Rights in Theory and Practice	2010-09-01 Fall 2010	Balakrishnan Rajagopal	MIT	Show More
This course serves to provide a critical and rigorous introduction to the foundation, operation, and structure of the international human rights movement.
014 full-course 14	Human Rights in Theory and Practice	2010-09-01 Fall 2010	Balakrishnan Rajagopal	MIT	Show More
Explore human rights theories, practices, and issues, such as those that exist between state and religion.
026 article 26	Human Supervisory Control of Automated Systems	N/A N/A	John Hansman, Missy Cummings	MIT	Show More
This course focuses on the interactions between humans and machines, particularly the assignment of roles and authority, control and monitoring, and human intervention in automatic processes.
001 full-course 1	Identity and Difference	2010-03-01 Spring 2010	Jean Jackson	MIT	Show More
This class discusses cultural constructions of what is normal and how this affects individual identities.
015 full-course 15	Identity and Difference	2010-03-01 Spring 2010	Jean Jackson	MIT	Show More
Examine how humans, both individually and in groups, develop and maintain their identity in society given such influences as societal norms, religion, and class differences.
001 full-course 1	Immaterial Limits: Process and Duration	2002-09-01 Fall 2002	Meejin Yoon	MIT	Show More
This course is a studio class that emphasis tectonics and new ways to engage tectonics in the design process.
014 full-course 14	Immune Evasion: How Sneaky Pathogens Avoid Host Surveillance	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Dina Gould Halme	MIT	Show More
In this advanced seminar course, undergraduates explore diseased immune evasions and pathogens' role in this process.
025 full-course 25	Imperial and Revolutionary Russia: Culture and Politics	2008-09-01 Fall 2008	Elizabeth A. Wood	MIT	Show More
Study and analyze Russia in the 18th century as it became an apparent and influential European force.
000 full-course	Individuals, Groups, and Organizations	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	John Carroll	MIT	Show More
Group process, organizational adaptation, and various other forms of behavior in organizations are studied in this course that applies behavior science to business organizations.
001 full-course 1	Industrial Design Intelligence: A Cognitive Approach to Engineering	2003-09-01 Fall 2003	Ted Selker	MIT	Show More
Students will explore cognitive science and technology as it is used in the industrial design process.
001 full-course 1	Industrial Organization and Public Policy	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Nancy Rose	MIT	Show More
This course covers industrial organization, focusing on firm behavior in imperfectly competitive markets.
001 full-course 1	Industrial Organization I	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Glenn Ellison	MIT	Show More
Professors Glenn Ellison and Stephen Ryan partnered to present this course on industrial organization, designed specifically to provide a broad introduction in the subject.
025 full-course 25	Infant and Early Childhood Cognition	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Laura Schulz	MIT	Show More
Explore how humans develop cognitively during infancy and early childhood.
007 article 7	Infinite Random Matrix Theory	N/A N/A	Moe Win, Alan Edelman	MIT	Show More
This course will teach you how to characterize infinite random matrices using tools such as Free Probability and the Stieltjes transform.
001 full-course 1	Information and Communication Technology in Africa	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	Raja Bobbili	MIT	Show More
Students will have the opportunity to participate in an interactive, discussion-based seminar on the development of communication and information technology in Africa.
006 mixed 6	Information Exploration: Becoming a Savvy Scholar	N/A NA	Donald Sadoway, Patty Barbera, Angie Lacknar	MIT	Show More
This course features six video tutorials that examine topics such as primary versus secondary sources, and the scientific publication cycle.
001 full-course 1	Information Technology and the Labor Market	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Frank Levy	MIT	Show More
This course investigates how information technology has affected and changed different dimensions of the U.S. labor market.
024 full-course 24	Information Technology as an Integrating Force in Manufacturing	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Brian Subirana	MIT	Show More
Students gain a foundational understanding of information systems with an emphasis on their role in the manufacturing sector.
017 full-course 17	Information Technology Essentials	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Thomas Malone	MIT	Show More
Business students are introduced to concepts and trends present in the information technology field.
025 full-course 25	Information Technology I	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Chrysanthos Dellarocas	MIT	Show More
Students are introduced to important technical principles and methods utilized in the information technology sector.
008 article 8	Information Technology in the Health Care System of the Future	N/A NA	Dr. Bryan Bergeron, Dr. Daniel Stevens, Steven Locke, Mirena Bagur	MIT	Show More
This course addresses the impact that information technologies are having on the health care industry.
001 full-course 1	Innovation in Military Organizations	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Barry Posen	MIT	Show More
Serving several purposes, this course inquires into the causes of military innovation, views those innovations through the perspective of organization theory, and uses empirical study of military innovation to examine the strength and credibility of hypotheses.
012 full-course 12	Innovation in Military Organizations	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Barry Posen	MIT	Show More
Analyze military innovations in terms of their causes and processes as well as in comparison to innovation in the non-military sectors.
024 full-course 24	Innovative Businesses and Breakthrough Technologies - The Legal Issues	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	John Akula	MIT	Show More
Students learn about the legal side of business, such as contract and employment law, in this graduate course.
001 full-course 1	Inquiry into Computation and Design	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	Terry Knight	MIT	Show More
This course is a broad overview in computation design.
025 full-course 25	Integer Programming and Combinatorial Optimization	2009-09-01 Fall 2009	Dimitris Bertsimas	MIT	Show More
Graduate students are taught about integer optimization theories, algorithms, and applications in this MIT open course.
039 article 39	Integrated Microelectronic Devices	N/A NA	Jesus del Alamo	MIT	Show More
The primary focus of this course is on the physics of microelectronic semiconductor devices and how they are applied to silicon integrated circuits.
001 full-course 1	Integrating Doctoral Seminar on Emerging Technologies	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Daniel Hastings	MIT	Show More
Taught by a team, this subject is provided for students at the doctoral level who are working on emerging technologies in conjunction with technology, societal issues, and policy.
012 full-course 12	Integrating Doctoral Seminar on Emerging Technologies	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Daniel Hastings	MIT	Show More
This doctoral level course concentrates on emerging technologies, such as global positioning systems.
026 full-course 26	Integrating eSystems & Global Information Systems	2002-03-01 Spring 2002	Stuart Madnick	MIT	Show More
This joint graduate and undergraduate course focuses on strategic applications in information technology.
025 article 25	Integrating the Lean Enterprise	N/A N/A	Deborah Nightingale	MIT	Show More
This course is composed of lecture notes covering planning, development, and implementation of lean enterprises.
001 full-course 1	Intelligence: Practice, Problems and Prospects	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Barry Posen	MIT	Show More
Taught by three professors, this course explores the organization and functions of the U.S. Intelligence Community and observes its interaction with national security policymakers among other things.
014 full-course 14	Intelligence: Practice, Problems and Prospects	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Barry Posen	MIT	Show More
Study the organization of the U.S. Intelligence Community and the functions it serves in various world events, like 9/11.
000 full-course	Intensive Neuroanatomy	2002-03-01 Spring 2002	Elly Nedivi	MIT	Show More
Students focus their studies on the central nervous system and peripheral nervous system in this MIT class.
001 full-course 1	Interactive and Non-Linear Narrative: Theory and Practice	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	Beth Coleman	MIT	Show More
This class explores the role of technology in the creation of narratives.
014 full-course 14	Interactive and Non-Linear Narrative: Theory and Practice	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	Beth Coleman	MIT	Show More
Examine adventure games, artificial intelligence programs, and much more in this course focusing on computer created narratives.
001 full-course 1	Intermediate Applied Macroeconomics	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Peter Termin	MIT	Show More
Students will learn about three topics of macroeconomics: economic growth, savings, and exchange-rate regimes.
001 full-course 1	Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	George-Marios Angeletos	MIT	Show More
This course evaluates modern macroeconomics at a highly advanced level and includes an introduction to the mathematical tools used today in macroeconomics.
001 full-course 1	Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Huntley Schaller	MIT	Show More
Taught by Huntley Schaller, this course covers modern macroeconomics at an intermediate level and is recommended for students seeking admission to graduate school in economics.
001 full-course 1	Intermediate Microeconomic Theory	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	Sergei Izmalkov	MIT	Show More
Also available in Chinese, this course focuses on basic theory of consumer behavior, production and costs, welfare, and much more related to intermediate microeconomics.
025 article 25	Internal Flows in Turbomachines	N/A N/A	Choon Tan, Edward Greitzer	MIT	Show More
This course focuses on fluid mechanic principles that are applied to industrial devices to determine behavior.
004 full-course 4	International Copyright Law	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	Keith Winstein	MIT	Show More
Take this course for an introduction to copyright law, and American law in general.
001 full-course 1	International Economics I	2011-03-01 Spring 2011	Dave Donaldson	MIT	Show More
Among other things, this course focuses on both theory and empirics and discusses advanced topics in international trade.
001 full-course 1	International Political Economy of Advanced Industrial Societies	2011-09-01 Fall 2011	David Andrew Singer	MIT	Show More
Students taking this course are expected to be at the Ph. D level, as it covers a highly advanced overview of international political economy.
012 full-course 12	International Political Economy of Advanced Industrial Societies	2011-09-01 Fall 2011	David Andrew Singer	MIT	Show More
Examine international political economies in advanced industrial countries in this course that prepares students for the IPE section of the International Relations exam.
001 full-course 1	International Politics and Climate Change	2007-09-01 Fall 2007	Nazli Choucri	MIT	Show More
This course evaluates the interconnections of international politics and climate change, starting with an analysis of the strategic and environmental legacies of the 20th century.
011 full-course 11	International Politics and Climate Change	2007-09-01 Fall 2007	Nazli Choucri	MIT	Show More
Examine how the natural environment has become a political topic and science's role in making climate change common knowledge.
001 full-course 1	International Politics and Climate Change (Fall 2007)	2007-09-01 Fall 2007	Nazli Choucri	MIT	Show More
Students will explore the interconnections of climate change and international politics in this course.
001 full-course 1	International Politics in the New Century - via Simulation, Interactive Gaming, and 'Edutainment'	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Nazli Choucri	MIT	Show More
This course serves as an introduction to varied perspectives related to politics and the state of world by utilizing new visualization techniques and approaches to interactive political gaming.
015 full-course 15	International Politics in the New Century - via Simulation, Interactive Gaming, and 'Edutainment'	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Nazli Choucri	MIT	Show More
Become familiar with the interactive tools used in interactive political gaming in the new century.
025 full-course 25	International Relations of East Asia	2011-03-01 Spring 2011	M. Taylor Fravel	MIT	Show More
Explore international relations in East Asia, home to some of the world's largest economies, powers, and weapon developers.
001 full-course 1	International Relations of East Asia (Spring 2011)	2011-03-01 Spring 2011	M. Taylor Fravel	MIT	Show More
The purpose of this course is to introduce and analyze East Asia's international relations.
001 full-course 1	International Trade	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	Guido Lorenzoni	MIT	Show More
Taught by Professor Guido Lorenzoni, this course introduces students to the theory of international trade and finance with applications to current policy issues.
001 full-course 1	International Women's Voices	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Margery Resnick	MIT	Show More
In this class, students will discuss the works of non-Western women writers from around the globe.
001 full-course 1	Interrogative Design Workshop	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Krzysztof Wodiczko	MIT	Show More
In this class, you will discuss the role of designers and artists as fearless speakers.
004 video 4	Interrogative Design Workshop	2005-09-01 Fall 2005		MIT	Show More
Follow an interrogative design workshop in this course.
026 article 26	Introduction to Aerospace Engineering and Design	N/A N/A	Dava Newman	MIT	Show More
Through readings and lectures, this course will teach you the fundamental concepts of aerospace engineering.
038 full-course 38	Introduction to Algorithms	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Charles Leiserson	MIT	Show More
Use this course to get started in algorithms, learning about techniques for the design and analysis of efficient algorithms.
038 full-course 38	Introduction to Algorithms	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Charles Leiserson	MIT	Show More
This MIT course discusses the techniques necessary for designing and analyzing efficient algorithms.
001 full-course 1	Introduction to Anglo-American Folk Music	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	George Ruckert	MIT	Show More
In this course, the production, preservation, transmission, and qualities of folk music in the British Isles and North America will be examined.
001 full-course 1	Introduction to Anglo-American Folk Music	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	George Ruckert	MIT	Show More
This class explores the unique qualities of folk music in the United States from the 18th century to the 1960s.
025 full-course 25	Introduction to Anthropology	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	James Howe	MIT	Show More
Learn about and analyze countries and cultures from all over the world to better understand the social world we live in.
026 full-course 26	Introduction to Asian American Studies: Literature, Culture, and Historical Experience	2005-09-01 Fall 2005		MIT	Show More
Observe Asian Americans' lives in the U.S. from literature, historical, anthropological, media, and cultural perspectives.
035 full-course 35	Introduction to Biology	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Claudette Gardel	MIT	Show More
In this introductory course, you'll learn about current research in biology, including cell biology, immunology, neurobiology, genomics, and molecular medicine.
035 full-course 35	Introduction to Biology	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Claudette Gardel	MIT	Show More
MIT's course discusses the fundamental principles of biochemistry, genetics, molecular biology, and cell biology.
001 full-course 1	Introduction to Building Technology	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	Marilyne Andersen	MIT	Show More
This course explores the physics of building construction and the various components of architecture.
001 full-course 1	Introduction to Comparative Politics	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	Chappell Lawson	MIT	Show More
In this class, students will be provided with basic analytical frameworks useful for examining a range of political outcomes.
026 full-course 26	Introduction to Comparative Politics	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	Chappell Lawson	MIT	Show More
Learn the fundamentals of comparative politics, including how culture, societal norms and structure, and institutions affect politics as a whole.
026 full-course 26	Introduction to Computational Neuroscience	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Sebastian Seung	MIT	Show More
Students study game theory, probability theory, and more in this MIT course that explores neural coding and dynamics.
000 full-course	Introduction to Computer Science and Programming	N/A N/A		MIT	Show More
Students just getting started in programming can develop skills to write small programs in this course from MIT.
045 mixed 45	Introduction to Copyright Law in America	N/A N/A		MIT	Show More
A course on the structure of copyright under federal law and an overview of legal research and legal citations.
001 mixed 1	Introduction to Copyright Law in America	N/A N/A		MIT	Show More
A course on the structure of copyright under federal law and an overview of legal research and legal citations.
001 full-course 1	Introduction to Design Computing	2008-09-01 Fall 2008	Lawrence Sass	MIT	Show More
In this class, students begin learning to use computer applications used for modeling and rendering.
001 full-course 1	Introduction to Design Inquiry	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Terry Knight	MIT	Show More
In this class, students explore broad concepts in the role of computation in design.
001 full-course 1	Introduction to Doing Research in Media Arts and Sciences	2011-03-01 Spring 2011	V. Michael Bove	MIT	Show More
Taught by Dr. V. Michael Bove, this course includes Media Lab research areas, documenting research progress, patents, copyrights, and much more related to research projects.
001 full-course 1	Introduction to Drama	2008-09-01 Fall 2008	Anne Fleche	MIT	Show More
In this course, students learn about theater as a practice and its role in various cultures and traditions.
000 full-course	Introduction to Electrical Engineering and Computer Science	N/A N/A	Leslie Kaelbling	MIT	Show More
Take this course for an integrated introduction to electrical engineering and computer science.
012 full-course 12	Introduction to Environmental History	2011-03-01 Spring 2011	Harriet Ritvo	MIT	Show More
This course enables students to investigate environmental history in terms of how the environment both influences and is influenced by humans.
001 full-course 1	Introduction to Fiction	2003-09-01 Fall 2003	Wyn Kelley	MIT	Show More
In this class, students discuss the elements of fiction and its cultural significance through a series of readings.
026 full-course 26	Introduction to Financial and Managerial Accounting	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Sugata Roychowdhury	MIT	Show More
Undergraduate students gain a foundational knowledge of finance and managerial accounting so as to enable them to produce their own professional reports.
013 article 13	Introduction to Global Medicine: Bioscience, Technologies, Disparities, Strategies	N/A NA	Michael Fischer, Byron Good, Mary-Jo DelVecchio Good, David Jones	MIT	Show More
The main discussion in this course focuses on social and ethical issues arising in biotechnologies and biosciences.
001 full-course 1	Introduction to Integrated Design	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	Angela Watson	MIT	Show More
In this course, you can learn about basic architecture concepts through a series of design projects.
025 full-course 25	Introduction to Latin American Studies	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Chappell Lawson	MIT	Show More
Explore Latin America, its countries' governments, overall culture, economic structure, and much more.
039 full-course 39	Introduction to Latin American Studies	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	Chappell Lawson	MIT	Show More
Examine popular culture, media accounts, and research in an effort to understand Latin American countries' cultures.
025 full-course 25	Introduction to Latin American Studies	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Chappell Lawson	MIT	Show More
Become well-versed in Latin America both politically and culturally.
039 full-course 39	Introduction to Latin American Studies	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	Chappell Lawson	MIT	Show More
Familiarize yourself with Latin America's countries, culture, conception of justice, media, and much more.
001 full-course 1	Introduction to Latin American Studies (Fall 2005)	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	Chappell Lawson	MIT	Show More
Chappell Lawson gives students a thorough introduction to Latin American Studies in this course.
001 full-course 1	Introduction to Latin American Studies (Fall 2006)	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	Chappell Lawson	MIT	Show More
Chappell Lawson introduces students to Latin American Studies through investigation of films, popular press accounts, literature, and scholarly research
033 mixed 33	Introduction to Lean Six Sigma Methods	N/A N/A	Earll Murman, Hugh McManus, Annalisa Weigel, Allen Haggerty	MIT	Show More
Through video lectures and text lecture notes, this course will teach you about the fundamental principles of Lean Six Sigma that focus on continuous improvement in various industries and organizations.
026 full-course 26	Introduction to Linguistics	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Suzanne Flynn	MIT	Show More
Explore language, its structure, how and why it was created, similarities between languages, and more.
027 full-course 27	Introduction to Linguistics	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Norvin W. Richard	MIT	Show More
Examine various languages, how children learn language, and the like to understand the nature of language.
025 full-course 25	Introduction to Mathematical Programming	2009-09-01 Fall 2009	Dimitris Bertsimas	MIT	Show More
Familiarize yourself with sensitivity analysis, duality theory, and more in this linear optimization graduate class.
001 full-course 1	Introduction to Media Studies	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Beth Coleman	MIT	Show More
In this class, students explore the functions of media, its history and more to become more informed media producers and writers.
025 full-course 25	Introduction to Media Studies	2010-09-01 Fall 2010	Mia Consalvo	MIT	Show More
In this course, undergraduate students have the opportunity to study how the various forms of communication media affect culture.
024 article 24	Introduction to Modeling and Simulation	N/A NA	Markus Buehler, Jeffery Grossman	MIT	Show More
You will learn about the tools playing vital roles in modern modeling and simulation through this course.
001 full-course 1	Introduction to Music Composition	2009-09-01 Fall 2009	Keeril Makan	MIT	Show More
In this course, students will investigate the sonic organization of musical works and performances through a series of compositional projects.
001 full-course 1	Introduction to Musical Composition	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Brian Robison	MIT	Show More
Taught by Professor Brian Robison, this course takes students through a series of composition projects designed to help them understand the sonic organization of musical works and performances.
025 full-course 25	Introduction to Neural Networks	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Sebastian Seung	MIT	Show More
Graduate students are introduced to neural networks and their function in neural learning and computation.
005 full-course 5	Introduction to Neuroanatomy	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Chris Moore	MIT	Show More
Undergraduates are introduced to neuroanatomy and have the opportunity to understand brain structure and see a brain dissection.
014 article 14	Introduction to Neuroscience	N/A NA	Dr. David Corey	MIT	Show More
This course will introduce you to several areas of neuroscience, including perception, cognition, anatomy and development of the brain, synaptic transmission, sensor systems, and more.
015 full-course 15	Introduction to Neuroscience	2007-09-01 Fall 2007	Mark Bear	MIT	Show More
Students study brain diseases, sensory systems, and more in this course concentrating on the human brain's functions and structure.
025 article 25	Introduction to Numerical Simulation	N/A N/A	Jacob White, Jaime Peraire, Luca Daniel, Nicholas Hadjiconstantinou, Anthony Patera	MIT	Show More
This course covers the variety of computational techniques used to simulate a wide range of engineering and physical systems.
019 full-course 19	Introduction to Operations Management	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	J	MIT	Show More
The design, control, and other operations management processes are understood and analyzed in this introductory graduate course.
026 full-course 26	Introduction to Philosophy of Language	2011-09-01 Fall 2011	Stephen Yablo	MIT	Show More
Examine language in terms of what it means and whether this created tool conveys truth.
026 full-course 26	Introduction to Philosophy of Language	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	Agust	MIT	Show More
Explore language, its natural and non-natural meaning, its ability to communicate truth, and more.
015 full-course 15	Introduction to Philosophy of Language	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Richard Holton	MIT	Show More
Analyze language in ways you never have before by breaking down language into meaning, pragmatics, and more.
015 full-course 15	Introduction to Phonology	2002-09-01 Fall 2002	Cheryl Zoll	MIT	Show More
In this introductory course, learn the basics of phonology as well as current issues and inquiry methods in the discipline.
001 full-course 1	Introduction to Photography	2002-09-01 Fall 2002	Reiner Leist	MIT	Show More
The exercise in this photography class are designed to inspire awareness about how images of our culture are constructed and processed.
001 full-course 1	Introduction to Photography and Related Media	2007-09-01 Fall 2007	Andrea Frank	MIT	Show More
In this class, students learn about photography practices including camera operating, digital editing, light and dark room techniques, and more.
001 full-course 1	Introduction to Political Thought	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Sarah Song	MIT	Show More
Students will examine major texts within the history of political thought and explore the questions raised about the design of political and social order.
026 full-course 26	Introduction to Political Thought	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Sarah Song	MIT	Show More
Introduce yourself to the foundations of political thought by studying classic text articles on social order and political theory, such as those of Karl Marx, Hobbes, and Locke.
000 full-course	Introduction to Psychology	N/A N/A	John Gabrieli	MIT	Show More
This MIT psychology course provides students with the foundational knowledge of the human mind and behavior they need to understand advanced psychological concepts.
023 full-course 23	Introduction to Psychology	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Jeremy Wolfe	MIT	Show More
Check out this course to learn about psychology, from human behavior and mental life to how we fall in love.
001 full-course 1	Introduction to Sculpture	2003-09-01 Fall 2003	Sanjit Sethi	MIT	Show More
This course provides an introduction to the fundamentals of sculpture and sculpture media.
009 mixed 9	Introduction to Solid State Chemistry	N/A NA	Donald Sadoway	MIT	Show More
This course features video lectures and PDF lecture notes that will teach you about solid-state materials and how they are applied to engineering systems.
036 audio 36	Introduction to Solid State Chemistry	N/A N/A	Donald Sadoway	MIT	Show More
Explore the basic principles of chemistry and their application to engineering systems in this MIT course.
001 full-course 1	Introduction to Statistical Method in Economics	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	Herman Bennett	MIT	Show More
Students will receive a comprehensive introduction to statistics with economic applications, including elements of probability theory, sampling theory, statistical estimation, and more.
001 full-course 1	Introduction to Statistical Methods in Economics	2009-03-01 Spring 2009	Konrad Menzel	MIT	Show More
This course gives students a solid foundation in probability and statistics for economists and social scientists.
028 full-course 28	Introduction to Syntax	2003-09-01 Fall 2003	Idan Landau	MIT	Show More
Explore language through syntax, which concentrates on understanding the laws and ways sentences are structured in a given language.
001 full-course 1	Introduction to Technical Communication: Ethics in science and Technology	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	Robert Doherty	MIT	Show More

001 full-course 1	Introduction to Technical Communication: Perspectives on medicine and Public Hea	2007-03-01 Spring 2007	Cynthia Taft	MIT	Show More
In this class, students learn to consider the audiences of their writing through studying writings by physicians and other health practitioners
014 full-course 14	Introduction to the American Political Process	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	Gabriel Lenz	MIT	Show More
Learn the basics of the American political process, including the key duties of the governmental entities involved in the process and more.
014 full-course 14	Introduction to the American Political Process	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Adam Berinsky	MIT	Show More
Explore the U.S. government in this introductory course as well as how the political system has evolved over the past 30 years.
001 full-course 1	Introduction to the American Political Process (Fall 2006)	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	Gabriel Lenz	MIT	Show More
This course gives students an introduction to the basic institutions of American government, particularly as established in the constitution, also introducing currents of thought among prominent social scientists about the workings of U.S. politics.
001 full-course 1	Introduction to the American Political Process (Spring 2004)	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Adam Berinsky	MIT	Show More
This class addresses the topic of innovative and classic approaches to studying U.S. government.
001 full-course 1	Introduction to the Visual Arts	2007-03-01 Spring 2007	Joe Zane	MIT	Show More
In this course, you will be introduced to a number of contemporary art forms.
001 full-course 1	Introduction to Urban Design and Development	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	Susan Silberberg-Robinson	MIT	Show More
In this class, you will learn how metropolitan areas are structures based on social, political, economic, and physical factors.
001 full-course 1	Introduction to Urban Design and Development	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	Dennis Frenchman	MIT	Show More
In this class, students are introduced to urban design concepts and the way cities can be changed.
001 full-course 1	Introduction to video	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Joe Gibbons	MIT	Show More
This course explores basic practices in video filming and editing, with an emphasis on film-making as a form of self-expression.
024 full-course 24	Introduction to Videogame Studies	2011-09-01 Fall 2011	Clara Fernandez-Vara	MIT	Show More
In this MIT course, students analyze and evaluate cultural, educational, and social theories on videogames.
001 full-course 1	Introduction to Western Music	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	Ellen Harris	MIT	Show More
In this course, students will receive a broad overview of Western music from the Middle Ages through the 20th century.
001 full-course 1	Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies	2010-09-01 Fall 2010	Andrea Walsh	MIT	Show More
In this class, students begin to explore the interdisciplinary field of women's and gender studies.
001 full-course 1	Introduction to World Music	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	George Ruckert	MIT	Show More
Taught by Professor George Ruckert, this undergraduate course investigates how music is shaped by and gives shape to the cultural settings in which it is performed.
036 full-course 36	Introductory Biology	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	Hazel Sive	MIT	Show More
Cell molecular integration, gene structure, and other topics are touched upon in this course created to give undergraduate students a foundational understanding of biology.
022 audio 22	Introductory Microbiology	2010-03-01 Spring 2010	Deb	MIT	Show More
Study cell structure and the physiology of microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, fungi, and protozoa.
004 mixed 4	Introductory Quantum Mechanics II	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Robert Feld	MIT	Show More
Some of the topics covered in this course include time-dependent quantum mechanics and spectroscopy.
000 article	Inventions and Patents	N/A NA	Robert Rines	MIT	Show More
Through readings and downloadable course material, this course covers private and public rights in scientific discoveries and applied engineering, classes of inventions, U.S. patent laws, and the development of worldwide patent systems.
000 article	Inventions and Patents	N/A N/A	Robert Rines	MIT	Show More
Through this course, you will learn about the private and public rights as they relate to scientific discoveries in engineering.
014 full-course 14	Investigating the Neural Substrates of Remote Memory using fMRI	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Suzanne Corkin	MIT	Show More
Undergraduate students comparatively study episodic memory and semantic memory in this MIT course.
027 full-course 27	Investments	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Reto Gallati	MIT	Show More
Through the use of financial market knowledge, analytical thinking, statistics, and other research tools, students learn how to invest smartly.
036 full-course 36	Islam, the Middle East, and the West	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	M	MIT	Show More
This subject encompasses the issues that took place in the Middle East historically and how some of those issues continue to play a role today in domestic and international relations in that region.
001 full-course 1	Israel: History, Politics, Culture, and Identity	2011-03-01 Spring 2011	Ehud Eiran	MIT	Show More
Dr. Ehud Eiran teaches students about the history, culture, politics, and identity of the nation of Israel.
013 full-course 13	Israel: History, Politics, Culture, and Identity	2011-03-01 Spring 2011	Ehud Eiran	MIT	Show More
Study the history of Israel as well as its current identity, culture, and political policies.
001 full-course 1	Issues of Representation: Women, Representation, and Music in Selected Folk Traditions of the British Isles and North America	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Judith Tick	MIT	Show More
This class explores folk music traditions from various cultures and the role of women in these traditions.
012 full-course 12	IT and Business Transformation	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Cyrus Gibson	MIT	Show More
Students are introduced the ways in which information technology can be utilized for business transformation.
001 full-course 1	Japan and East Asian Security	2008-03-01 Spring 2008	Richard J. Samuels	MIT	Show More
Taught by Professor Richard J. Samuels, this course is designed for graduate students pursuing an education in international politics, national security, and comparative political economy.
012 full-course 12	Japan and East Asian Security	2008-03-01 Spring 2008	Richard J. Samuels	MIT	Show More
Examine Japan and East Asia's politics, military, and economics and the issues that face it.
026 full-course 26	Japan in the Age of the Samurai: History and Film	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	Aaron Moore	MIT	Show More
Students in this MIT history class learn about the culture and society present in medieval Japan, including such components as religion, pop culture, literature, and much more.
012 full-course 12	Japanese Politics and Society	2008-09-01 Fall 2008	Patricia Gercik	MIT	Show More
Gain a fundamental understanding of Japan, its culture, government, economy, and rich history.
001 full-course 1	Japanese Politics and Society (Fall 2008)	2008-09-01 Fall 2008	Patricia Gercik	MIT	Show More
Professor Patricia Gercik teaches this course on Japanese Politics and Society, addressing history, culture, politics, and economy.
014 full-course 14	Jewish History from Biblical to Modern Times	2007-09-01 Fall 2007	Peter Temin	MIT	Show More
In this MIT class students have the opportunity to examine Jewish history and this important ethic and religious group as it is today.
001 full-course 1	Justice	2012-03-01 Spring 2012	Lucas Stanczyk	MIT	Show More
Professor Lucas Stanczyk teaches this course on justice, exploring specifically the ideal of social justice.
026 full-course 26	Justice	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	Joshua Cohen	MIT	Show More
Explore theories of the ideal, just society through the study of Egalitarian Liberalism, Libertarianism, and Utilitarianism.
000 full-course	Justice	2006-03-01 Spring 2006		MIT	Show More
Examine and analyze utilitarianism, libertarianism, and egalitarian liberalism in relation to justice.
028 article 28	Kinetic Processes in Materials	N/A NA	Kenneth Russell, Samuel Allen	MIT	Show More
This course will familiarize you with kinetic processes in materials by covering topics including diffusion, phase transformations, and irreversible thermodynamics.
001 full-course 1	Kitchen Chemistry	2009-03-01 Spring 2009	Patricia Christie	MIT	Show More
This course is designed as an experimental and hands-on approach to applied chemistry (most commonly seen in cooking).
001 full-course 1	Labor and Politics	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Richard Locke	MIT	Show More
In this course, students at the graduate level will participate in research and reading leading to a thorough examination of issues facing labor in the current global world.
012 full-course 12	Labor and Politics	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Richard Locke	MIT	Show More
Examine the realm in which political developments have a direct effect on the labor force in developing countries.
001 full-course 1	Labor Economics and Public Policy	2009-09-01 Fall 2009	Joshua Angrist	MIT	Show More
This course was designed to introduce labor economics to students with an emphasis on public policy and applied microeconomic theory.
001 full-course 1	Labor Economics I	2010-09-01 Fall 2010	Joshua Angrist	MIT	Show More
Christopher Walters assists Professor Joshua Angrist in presenting this course to acquaint students with the traditional topics surrounding labor economics.
001 full-course 1	Labor Economics I	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	David Autor	MIT	Show More
Professors David Autor and Phillip Oreopoulos partnered to teach this graduate-level course on topics related to labor economics.
001 full-course 1	Labor Economics II	2007-03-01 Spring 2007	Jorn-Steffen Pischke	MIT	Show More
The second in the two-part labor economics series, this course focuses primarily on issues related to the determinants of the wage and salary distribution.
025 full-course 25	Laboratory in Cognitive Science	2002-09-01 Fall 2002	Pawan Sinha	MIT	Show More
In this MIT lab course, the techniques researchers use to gain a better understanding of human cognition are taught.
013 full-course 13	Laboratory in Visual Cognition	2009-09-01 Fall 2009	Aude Oliva	MIT	Show More
In this MIT undergraduate class, students learn the principles and analysis methods utilized to research human cognition and perception in relation to visual information processing.
021 article 21	Laboratory on the Physiology, Acoustics, and Perception of Speech	N/A NA	Dr. Joseph Perkell, Kenneth Stevens, Stephanie Shattuck-Hufnagel	MIT	Show More
This course covers a variety of topics relating to the speech process.
023 full-course 23	Laboratory on the Physiology, Acoustics, and Perception of Speech	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Joseph S. Perkell	MIT	Show More
Study speech processes and the theories and models created to understand them.
024 full-course 24	Language Acquisition	2001-09-01 Fall 2001	Ken Wexler	MIT	Show More
Discover learning theories about language acquisition and development, including how one learns to develop sentence structure and more.
013 full-course 13	Language Acquisition I	2002-03-01 Spring 2002	Ken Wexler	MIT	Show More
Learn how children learn their first language by exploring the roles phonology, semantics, and syntax play in language development.
025 full-course 25	Language and Its Structure I: Phonology	2010-09-01 Fall 2010	Michael Kenstowicz	MIT	Show More
Understand phonology as it applies to different languages and how to speak, write, and argue clearly and effectively.
021 full-course 21	Language and its Structure II: Syntax	2003-09-01 Fall 2003	David Pesetsky	MIT	Show More
Examine syntax and study recent research on it as well as gain awareness of issues inherent in the discipline.
033 full-course 33	Language and its Structure III: Semantics and Pragmatics	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Kai von Fintel	MIT	Show More
Explore language through an understanding of two of its most important branches: semantics and pragmatics.
008 full-course 8	Language and Mind	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Ted Gibson	MIT	Show More
Examine the relationship between the human mind and language, such as how language and thought are acquired.
012 full-course 12	Language Processing	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Edward Gibson	MIT	Show More
Learn how people process language by examining sentence and discourse models in various forms of literature.
001 full-course 1	Law and Society	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Susan S. Silbey	MIT	Show More
This course explores law as a common yet distinct aspect of everyday life in modern societies.
025 full-course 25	Law and Society	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Susan S. Silbey	MIT	Show More
Examine the nature of law and how its development directly affects economics, politics, and society.
025 full-course 25	Law and Society	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Susan S. Silbey	MIT	Show More
Explore law as a means of social control, and how it evolves and is practiced to service this purpose.
031 full-course 31	Law and Society in US History	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Christopher Capozzola	MIT	Show More
Explore constitutional law and the areas of it that have been debated in U.S. courts since its inception.
025 full-course 25	Law for the Entrepreneur and Manager	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	John Akula	MIT	Show More
Graduate students are taught the laws affecting, and the legal issues that are commonly experienced by, corporations.
000 full-course	Leadership Lab	N/A N/A	Claus Otto Scharmer	MIT	Show More
In this graduate business class, students learn concepts and practices that enable businesses to be both socially responsible and profitable.
011 full-course 11	Leadership Tools and Teams: A Product Development Lab	2007-03-01 Spring 2007	Deborah Ancona	MIT	Show More
In this course, each graduate student creates a tool for further developing their leadership skills.
010 full-course 10	Leading Organizations II	2003-09-01 Fall 2003	John Van Maanen	MIT	Show More
Through a taught understanding of the human variables that affect organizations, students are prepared to face the psychological and sociological challenges commonly faced in organizations.
013 full-course 13	Learning and Memory: Activity-Controlled Gene Expression in the Nervous System	2009-09-01 Fall 2009	Sven Loebrich	MIT	Show More
Explore such topics as circuit formation and synapse formation in this course that focuses on human learning and memory.
001 full-course 1	Learning from the Past: Drama, science, Performance	2009-03-01 Spring 2009	Diana Henderson	MIT	Show More
This class discusses the emergence of the literary and scientific worlds in Western Europe in the 17th Century.
001 full-course 1	Learning Seminar: Experiments in Education	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	James Rising	MIT	Show More
In this course, Professor James Rising provides experiments in education and explains how education and learning can be achieved through reading and discussion.
001 full-course 1	Lego Robotics	2007-03-01 Spring 2007	James Rising	MIT	Show More
Taught by Professor James Rising, this course showcases LEGO robotics as a means to study robotics, mechanical systems, electronics, and programming.
035 video 35	Linear Algebra	2009-06-01 Summer 2009	Gilbert Strang	MIT	Show More
This course offers students basic instruction in matrix theory and linear algebra. Topics covered include vector spaces, determinants, eigenvalues, matrices, and systems of equations.
040 full-course 40	Linear Algebra	2010-03-01 Spring 2010	Gilbert Strang	MIT	Show More
In this course, you can learn about the basics of matrix theory and linear algebra, with emphasis on topics that are useful beyond algebra, including vector spaces, systems of equations, and determinants.
012 full-course 12	Linguistic Phonetics	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Edward Flemming	MIT	Show More
Explore in detail the sounds made during speech, including how they are produced and perceived as well as the methods used to research phonetics.
013 full-course 13	Linguistic Theory and the Japanese Language	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Shigeru Miyagawa	MIT	Show More
Explore the Japanese language, its structure and grammar, as well as problems inherent in its linguistic universals.
012 full-course 12	Listening to the Customer	2002-09-01 Fall 2002	Drazen Prelec	MIT	Show More
In this open course, graduate students are provided with the fundamentals of market research strategies, including consumer interviews and survey question composition.
004 full-course 4	Listening, Speaking and Pronunciation	N/A N/A		MIT	Show More
Some of the objectives of this course include producing accurate and intelligible English, becoming more comfortable listening to English, and learning common expressions, gambits, and idioms used in both formal and informal contexts.
001 full-course 1	Literary Interpretation: Beyond the Limits of the Lyric	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	Stephen Tapscott	MIT	Show More
This class explores the function of poetry in different cultural contexts.
001 full-course 1	Literary Interpretation: Interpreting Poetry	2003-09-01 Fall 2003	Alvin Kibel	MIT	Show More
This class explores lyric poetry and understanding poetic language.
001 full-course 1	Literary Interpretation: Literature and Photography: The Image	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Stephen Tapscott	MIT	Show More
This class provides an introduction to literary theory and criticism through an exploration of texts and images.
001 full-course 1	Literary Interpretation: Literature and Urban Experience	2009-03-01 Spring 2009	Sarah Brouillette	MIT	Show More
In this class, students seek to understand the characteristics of urban culture as described by a number of literary texts.
001 full-course 1	Literary Interpretation: Virginia Woolf's Shakespeare	2001-03-01 Spring 2001	Diana Henderson	MIT	Show More
In this class, students discuss Virginia Woolf's interpretations and use of Shakespeare's works in her own writing.
001 full-course 1	Literary Studies: The Legacy of England	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	Stephen Tapscott	MIT	Show More
In this class, students will expand their knowledge of English literature and writing through a variety of works, from poetry to satire to sketches, with an emphasis on the English sense of humor.
001 full-course 1	Literature and Ethical Values	2002-09-01 Fall 2002	Alvin Kibel	MIT	Show More
This class explores classical texts with an emphasis on ethics.
022 full-course 22	Literature, Ethics, Authority	2009-09-01 Fall 2009	Leigh Hafrey	MIT	Show More
Students gain an understanding of how ethics and leadership go hand in hand in this graduate course.
025 full-course 25	Logic I	2009-09-01 Fall 2009	Ephraim Glick	MIT	Show More
Become familiar with formal logic by learning about soundness, validity, truth-functions, and more.
024 full-course 24	Logic I	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Vann McGee	MIT	Show More
Learn the structure a valid, sound argument and how to construct logical proofs.
025 full-course 25	Logic II	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Vann McGee	MIT	Show More
Study the theory of computability, Kurt Godel's theorem, and much more in this advanced logic course.
016 article 16	Logistical and Transportation Planning Methods	N/A N/A	Richard Larson, Amedeo Odoni, Arnold Barnett	MIT	Show More
This course focuses on the quantitative techniques used to analyze various transportation systems.
027 full-course 27	Logistical and Transportation Planning Methods	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	Richard C. Larson	MIT	Show More
Learn the quantitative methods utilized to research and analyze, plan, and design transportation systems and urban service systems.
027 full-course 27	Logistics Systems	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	Chris Caplice	MIT	Show More
Graduate students are introduced to the approaches, methods, and tools used for analysis in logistics systems' design and operation.
012 full-course 12	Macro and International Economics	2011-09-01 Fall 2011	Simon Johnson	MIT	Show More
This MIT course focuses students' attention on how policies, economics, and strategies for the two affect business firms.
001 full-course 1	Macroeconomic Theory I	2007-03-01 Spring 2007	George-Marios Angeletos	MIT	Show More
Students will be given an introduction to the theories of economic growth, including topics of basic facts of economic growth and long-run economic development.
001 full-course 1	Macroeconomic Theory II	2007-03-01 Spring 2007	Olivier Blanchard	MIT	Show More
This is the second course in the macroeconomics theory four-quarter graduate sequence, introducing the basic models macroeconomists use to study fluctuations.
001 full-course 1	Macroeconomic Theory III	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	Ivan Werning	MIT	Show More
The third in the macroeconomics theory series, this course covers issues in the theory of consumption, asset prices, and investment.
026 full-course 26	Magic, Witchcraft, and the Spirit World	2003-09-01 Fall 2003	James Howe	MIT	Show More
Study the social and psychological behaviors people display in response to spiritual and magical beliefs, such as witchcraft.
024 article 24	Magnetic Materials	N/A NA	Dr. Robert O'Handley	MIT	Show More
Through selected readings taken from the required textbook, this course will cover topics including magnetic anisotropy, reversible and irreversible magnetization processes, and more.
000 article	Magnetic Resonance Analytic, Biochemical, and Imaging Techniques	N/A NA	Bruce Rosen, Lawrence Wald	MIT	Show More
Through selected readings, this course will introduce you to basic NMR theory.
001 full-course 1	Major Authors: After the Masterpiece: Novels by Melville, Twain, Faulkner, and Morrison	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	Wyn Kelley	MIT	Show More
This class provides students an opportunity to study a writer in depth by exploring the author's works beyond their most famous novels.
001 full-course 1	Major Authors: America's Literary Scientists	2010-09-01 Fall 2010	Wyn Kelley	MIT	Show More
In this class, students will read Morrison, Melville, and Thoreau, among others, to explore how the sciences influence literature.
001 full-course 1	Major Authors: John Milton	2008-03-01 Spring 2008	Mary Fuller	MIT	Show More
In this class, students will examine the works of John Milton in contrast with other prominent 20th century works.
001 full-course 1	Major Authors: Melville and Morrison	2003-09-01 Fall 2003	Wyn Kelley	MIT	Show More
In this class, students explore the significance of American authors Herman Melville and Toni Morrison through a survey of their works.
001 full-course 1	Major Authors: Oscar Wilde and the '90's	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Stephen Tapscott	MIT	Show More
This class examines the influence of Oscar Wilde's works on the cultural identity of the 20th century.
001 full-course 1	Major Authors: Rewriting Genesis: Paradise Lost and Twentieth-Century Fantasy	2009-03-01 Spring 2009	Mary Fuller	MIT	Show More
This class explores the philosophical questions and themes in the works of John Milton.
001 full-course 1	Major English Novels	2009-03-01 Spring 2009	Ina Lipkowitz	MIT	Show More
In this class, students will discuss the role and history of the novel and the unique characteristics of the novel.
001 full-course 1	Major English Novels: Reading Romantic Fiction	2002-03-01 Spring 2002	Noel Jackson	MIT	Show More
This class explores the Romantic period through English novels.
001 full-course 1	Major European Novels	2008-09-01 Fall 2008	Alvin Kibel	MIT	Show More
In this class, students discuss complex ideas present in major European novels.
026 full-course 26	Major Media	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	Diana Henderson	MIT	Show More
Study and analyze some of the most important media text articles in history in this MIT graduate course.
001 full-course 1	Major Poets	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Stephen Tapscott	MIT	Show More
This course provides an introduction to poetry as a literary genre.
024 full-course 24	Making the Modern World: The Industrial Revolution in Global Perspective	2009-09-01 Fall 2009	Merritt Roe Smith	MIT	Show More
Study the Industrial Revolution, the various technology that arose from it, and how countries around the world adapted technology from this important innovative period.
018 full-course 18	Management Accounting and Control	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Joseph Weber	MIT	Show More
In this MIT class, students are introduced to the accounting concepts and strategies for making informed decisions in and controlling organizations
027 full-course 27	Management Communication for Undergraduates	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Lori Breslow	MIT	Show More
Undergraduate students build the written, spoken, and team skills necessary to succeed in the business world in this MIT course.
024 article 24	Management in Engineering	N/A N/A	Jung-Hoon Chun, Alexander d'Arbeloff	MIT	Show More
This course will introduce you to management concepts as they apply to the field of engineering.
022 full-course 22	Management of Services: Concepts, Design, and Delivery	2010-09-01 Fall 2010	Charles H. Fine	MIT	Show More
In this course, operations methods and tools utilized in various industries are explored by students.
020 full-course 20	Management of Supply Networks for Products and Services	2004-06-01 Summer 2004	Gabriel Bitran	MIT	Show More
In this MIT open course, students learn the operational, organizational, and strategic skills necessary to manage Supply Networks domestically and internationally.
026 full-course 26	Managerial Psychology	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	John Carroll	MIT	Show More
This course designed for both undergraduate and graduate students provides insight into the psychology behind management.
000 full-course	Managerial Psychology Laboratory	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Dan Ariely	MIT	Show More
In this MIT lab class students learn to accurately read between the lines, analyze data, and gain an understanding of managerial psychology.
010 full-course 10	Managing and Volunteering In the Non-Profit Sector	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Paul Osterman	MIT	Show More
This course introduces students to the challenges management professionals often experience in the non-profit business sector.
024 full-course 24	Managing Innovation and Entrepreneurship	2008-03-01 Spring 2008	Fiona Murray	MIT	Show More
Students learn the fundamentals of managing technology-based businesses efficiently and effectively in this MIT graduate business course.
012 full-course 12	Managing Innovation: Emerging Trends	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Eric von Hippel	MIT	Show More
Open source and innovation distribution are just a few topics discussed in this course focused on managing innovation
025 full-course 25	Managing the Innovation Process	2002-09-01 Fall 2002	Jonathon Cummings	MIT	Show More
Students examine various methods for managing the innovation process from five different analysis perspectives.
010 full-course 10	Managing Transformations in Work, Organizations, and Society	2002-03-01 Spring 2002	Joel Cutcher-Gershenfeld	MIT	Show More
This MIT course was designed to equip management students and managers for the constantly changing business world and labor market.
016 full-course 16	Manufacturing System and Supply Chain Design	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	David Simchi-Levi	MIT	Show More
Students take this course to grasp a working understanding of the models, issues, and other aspects necessary to consider when making system design decisions.
000 full-course	Marathon Moral Reasoning Laboratory	2007-03-01 Spring 2007	John Mikhail	MIT	Show More
Take this lab course to understand moral reasoning from a cognitive science perspective by utilizing various research and experimentation methods.
001 full-course 1	March Portfolio Seminar	2003-09-01 Fall 2003	Mark Jarzombek	MIT	Show More
This course presents an opportunity for critical evaluation of design portfolios for architecture students.
020 full-course 20	Marketing Management	2010-09-01 Fall 2010	Natalie Mizik	MIT	Show More
In MIT's graduate level Marketing Management course, students gain a fundamental understanding of marketing theories and applications.
025 full-course 25	Marketing Strategy	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Birger Wernerfelt	MIT	Show More
Learn to evaluate a business' potential opportunities, marketing strategies, and more in this course designed to aid students in looking at big picture marketing strategy.
025 full-course 25	Marketing, Microchips and McDonalds: Debating Globalization	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Christine Walley	MIT	Show More
Study globalization in terms of the impact it has on various cultures and the world in general.
001 full-course 1	Masterworks in American Short Fiction	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	John Hildebidle	MIT	Show More
This class discusses the significance of shorter works of American fiction.
012 article 12	Materials at Equilibrium (SMA 5111)	N/A NA	Gerbrand Ceder, Dr. Anton Van der Ven	MIT	Show More
Through PDF files, this course will thoroughly cover topics such as statistical thermodynamics, computational modeling, and laws of thermodynamics.
024 article 24	Materials for Biomedical Applications	N/A NA	Anne Mayes	MIT	Show More
By covering topics including surface characterization methodology and modification of biomaterials surfaces, this course will give you an understanding of how cells and the surfaces of biomaterials interact.
000 mixed	Materials in Human Experience	N/A NA	Heather Lechtman	MIT	Show More
Through selected readings, labs, and specimen images, this course will show you how natural materials have been transformed into cultural materials.
012 article 12	Materials Laboratory	N/A NA	Francesco Stellacci, Linn Hobbs, Silvija Gradecak	MIT	Show More
This course emphasizes specific topics relating to materials science.
038 article 38	Materials Processing	N/A NA	Randolph Kirchain, Adam Powell, IV	MIT	Show More
This course will teach you about processing materials in a cost-effective and sustainable way.
013 full-course 13	Mathematical Methods for Engineers	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	Gilbert Strang	MIT	Show More
Understand the math of engineering with this course from MIT, covering numerical methods, initial-value problems, network flows, and optimization.
040 full-course 40	Mathematics for Computer Science	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Ronitt Rubinfeld	MIT	Show More
Take this introductory course in discrete mathematics to understand and apply math's role in computer science.
027 article 27	Mathematics for Materials Scientists and Engineers	N/A NA	Craig Carter	MIT	Show More
This course will teach you the essential mathematical techniques for materials science and engineering.
037 article 37	Mechanical Behavior of Materials	N/A NA	John Vander Sande, Krystyn van Vliet	MIT	Show More
This course will emphasize atomistic and molecular mechanisms to give you an understanding of the mechanical behavior of structures and materials.
000 article	Mechanical Behavior of Materials	N/A NA	Krystyn van Vliet, Michael Rubner, Angela Belcher	MIT	Show More
Through selected readings from the course's required textbook, you will gain an understanding of the mechanical behavior of structures and materials.
000 article	Mechanical Behavior of Plastics	N/A NA	David Roylance	MIT	Show More
This course has two required textbooks and selected lecture notes that will give you an understanding of how polymeric materials respond to applied loads.
000 article	Mechanics of Materials	N/A NA	David Roylance	MIT	Show More
This course has two required textbooks that your reading assignments will be taken from, focusing on the mechanical properties of certain materials.
038 full-course 38	Media and Methods: Seeing and Expression	2009-03-01 Spring 2009	Glorianna Davenport	MIT	Show More
Examine the art form of the written word in terms of how it is written and comparatively perceived by readers and its author.
001 full-course 1	Media in Cultural Context	2007-03-01 Spring 2007	Joshua Green	MIT	Show More
This class examines the significance of the television in globalization.
014 full-course 14	Media in Cultural Context articles	2007-03-01 Spring 2007	Joshua Green	MIT	Show More
Examine international text trade in terms of how and why television programs find a place in foreign markets.
025 full-course 25	Media in Cultural Context articles: Popular Readerships	2007-09-01 Fall 2007	Sarah Brouillette	MIT	Show More
Explore popular reading in the Western world from social and historical perspectives.
001 full-course 1	Media in Cultural Context: Popular Readerships	2007-09-01 Fall 2007	Sarah Brouillette	MIT	Show More
This class explores media and cultural influences that generate popular readership.
013 full-course 13	Media in Transition	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Jeffrey S. Ravel	MIT	Show More
The Gutenberg Revolution, digital revolution, and other groundbreaking media technologies in history are studied in this graduate level class.
015 full-course 15	Media Industries and Systems	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	Christopher Weaver	MIT	Show More
Examine contemporary media from financial, economic, scientific, and artistic perspectives.
001 full-course 1	Media Technology and City Design and Development	2002-03-01 Spring 2002	Ceasar McDowell	MIT	Show More
This course discusses the role of media technology on city design.
013 full-course 13	Media, Education, and the Marketplace	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Manish Gaudi	MIT	Show More
In this MIT course, undergraduates explore the relationship shared between media, education, and the marketplace in relation to the evolution of information and communications technologies.
026 full-course 26	Medical Anthropology: Culture, Society, and Ethics in Disease and Health	2008-09-01 Fall 2008	Jean Jackson	MIT	Show More
Examine medicine from anthropological perspectives and how Western medicine differs from Eastern anthropologically.
012 article 12	Medical Artificial Intelligence	N/A NA	Lucila Ohno-Machado, Peter Szolovits	MIT	Show More
This course will introduce you to artificial intelligence and how it's applied to various areas of medicine, including therapy, diagnosis, and monitoring.
026 article 26	Medical Computing	N/A NA	Lucila Ohno-Machado, Peter Szolovits, Isaac Kohane	MIT	Show More
This course discusses topics such as new technologies in medical science, the computational needs of clinical medicine, and more.
027 article 27	Medical Decision Support	N/A NA	Lucila Ohno-Machado, Staal Vinterbo	MIT	Show More
Through this course, you will examine artificial intelligence, predictive model construction, concepts of decision analysis, and more.
001 full-course 1	medicine, Religion and Politics in Africa and the African Diaspora	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Erica James	MIT	Show More
In this class, students discuss the conflict that often occurs when issues of gender, colonization, and medical traditions intersect.
026 full-course 26	Medicine, Religion and Politics in Africa and the African Diaspora	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Erica James	MIT	Show More
Examine the movement to improve health in Africa from both Western and African perspectives, which often clash in terms of ethics and rationale.
001 full-course 1	Medieval Economic history in Comparative Perspective	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	Anne McCants	MIT	Show More
Students will survey the conditions of material life and observe the changing social and economic relations of medieval Europe.
026 full-course 26	Medieval Economic History in Comparative Perspective	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	Anne McCants	MIT	Show More
In this course, students analyze medieval economic history in Europe by comparing it to that of Islam, China, and Asia.
001 full-course 1	Medieval Literature: Dante, Boccaccio, Chaucer	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	James Cain	MIT	Show More
In this class, students explore the important works of Medieval writers like Dante, Boccaccio, and Chaucer.
001 full-course 1	Medieval Literature: Medieval Women Writers	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	James Cain	MIT	Show More
This class explores the works of important women writers of Medieval Europe.
025 full-course 25	Metaphysics	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Stephen Yablo	MIT	Show More
Explore the nature of the world, including the mind-body problem and causation.
023 full-course 23	Metaphysics: Free Will	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Richard Holton	MIT	Show More
Learn about human freewill through various philosophical theories that explore the subject.
013 full-course 13	Metropolis: History of New York City	2009-09-01 Fall 2009	Craig Wilder	MIT	Show More
Gain a historical view and knowledge of one of the most famous cities in the world in this MIT course.
025 article 25	Micro/Nano Processing Technology	N/A NA	Martin Schmidt, Susan Ruff, Dr. Robert O'Handley	MIT	Show More
This course focuses on micro/nano fabrication, introducing you to theories and technologies being used today.
001 full-course 1	Microeconomic Theory and Public Policy	2010-09-01 Fall 2010	David Autor	MIT	Show More
MIT presents this course in microeconomic theory and public policy to educate students on applications of consumer and producer behavior and welfare analysis at an intermediate level.
001 full-course 1	Microeconomic Theory I	2009-09-01 Fall 2009	Parag Pathak	MIT	Show More
In this course, students will be given an introduction to microeconomic theory, which is designed specifically for the students pursuing the economics Ph. D. program.
001 full-course 1	Microeconomic Theory I	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Glenn Ellison	MIT	Show More
This is the first of the microeconomic theory course-series and gives students a basis of understanding for microeconomic basics.
001 full-course 1	Microeconomic Theory II	2002-09-01 Fall 2002	Glenn Ellison	MIT	Show More
Professor Glenn Ellison introduces students to the concept of noncooperative game theory through this course from MIT.
001 full-course 1	Microeconomic Theory III	2010-03-01 Spring 2010	Muhamet Yildiz	MIT	Show More
Microeconomic Theory III is a half-semester course that covers decision theory, game theory, and behavioral economics.
001 full-course 1	Microeconomic Theory III	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Peter Diamond	MIT	Show More
The primary purpose of this course is to explain the theory of general equilibrium and its applications and extensions.
001 full-course 1	Microeconomic Theory IV	2003-03-01 Spring 2003	Bengt Holmstrom	MIT	Show More
Bengt Holmstrom presents this course in microeconomic theory that encompasses risk sharing, moral hazard, adverse selection, mechanism design, and more.
025 full-course 25	Microelectronic Devices and Circuits	2009-09-01 Fall 2009	Clifton Fonstad, Jr.	MIT	Show More
Get started with devices, circuits, and systems with this electrical engineering course from MIT.
026 full-course 26	Minds and Machines	2011-09-01 Fall 2011	Alex Byrne	MIT	Show More
Explore the human mind and brain from a philosophical context articles by asking questions like, Is the mind an immaterial or physical thing?
000 full-course	Minds and Machines	2007-03-01 Spring 2007		MIT	Show More
Examine the mind by examining consciousness, experience in relation to reality, and by considering if the mind is an independent entity from the physical brain.
018 full-course 18	Modal Logic	2009-09-01 Fall 2009	Robert Stalnaker	MIT	Show More
In this advanced logic course, become familiar with sentential and quantified modal logic.
004 article 4	Modeling Issues in Speech and Hearing	N/A NA	Christopher Shera, Jennifer Melcher	MIT	Show More
The focus of this course is on auditory and speech biophysics, exploring theory and practice of scientific modeling.
001 full-course 1	Modern Art and Mass Culture	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	Caroline Jones	MIT	Show More
This class discusses introductory concepts in modern art as well as theories of movements like modernism and postmodernism.
002 mixed 2	Modern Blacksmithing and Physical Metallurgy	N/A NA	Michael Tarkanian	MIT	Show More
This course will teach you about modern blacksmithing by focusing on forging, casting, metallic material compositions, and more.
001 full-course 1	Modern Drama	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	Diana Henderson	MIT	Show More
This class discusses major modern plays by Stoppard, Churchill, Beckett, Williams, and Kushner, among others.
014 full-course 14	Modern Latin America, 1808-Present: Revolution, Dictatorship, Democracy	2005-03-01 Spring 2005	Jeffrey S. Ravel	MIT	Show More
In this MIT history course, students uncover Latin American history from 1808 to modern times.
001 full-course 1	Modern Music: 1900-1960	2006-09-01 Fall 2006	Michael Scott Cuthbert	MIT	Show More
Taught by Professor Michael Scott Cuthbert, this course covers Western concert music of the first 60 years of the 20th century.
001 full-course 1	Modern Poetry	2002-03-01 Spring 2002	Stephen Tapscott	MIT	Show More
This class discusses 20th century poets like Frost, Eliot, Pound, and more.
013 full-course 13	Modularity, Domain-specificity, and the Organization of Knowledge	2001-09-01 Fall 2001	Elizabeth S. Spelke	MIT	Show More
In this master's course, students study the mind and brain's modular organization.
023 full-course 23	Molecular Biology	2005-03-01 Spring 2005		MIT	Show More
mRNA translation and DNA are a couple of the topics covered in this course on biochemical mechanisms.
024 article 24	Molecular Biology and Genetics in Modern Medicine	N/A NA	David Housman, Anne Giersch	MIT	Show More
This course will teach you about the relationships between molecular biology, medicine, genetics, developmental biology, and more.
025 article 25	Molecular Biology for the Auditory System	N/A NA	Bill Sewell, Charlie Liberman, Chen Zheng-Yi, Doug Cotanche, Heidi Rehm, Marley Kenna, Stefan Heller, Anne Giersch	MIT	Show More
This course will cover topics including human genetics, molecular biology, pedigree analysis, function and dysfunction of the cochlea, and more to give you an understanding of the molecular biology of the auditory system.
024 article 24	Molecular Principles of Biomaterials	N/A NA	Darrell Irvine	MIT	Show More
Through this course, you will learn about designing and analyzing biomaterials at the molecular level.
000 mixed	Molecular, Cellular, and Tissue Biomechanics	N/A NA	Matthew Lang, Roger Kamm	MIT	Show More
Through slides, lecture notes, and selected readings, you will learn about topics such as cell mechanics, biomembranes, chemical and electrical effects on mechanical behavior, and more.
026 full-course 26	Moral Problems and the Good Life	2008-09-01 Fall 2008	Sally Haslanger	MIT	Show More
Examine ethical dilemmas in society in relation to the pursuit of every human being: the good life.
025 full-course 25	Moral Psychology	2009-03-01 Spring 2009	Richard Holton	MIT	Show More
Examine psychology from philosophical and ethical perspectives, examining such theories as free will, evil, and self-knowledge.
082 audio 82	Multicore Programming Primer	N/A N/A		MIT	Show More
Check out this course to find an introduction to parallel programming concepts.
023 article 23	Multidisciplinary Systems Design Optimization	N/A N/A	Olivier de Weck, Karen Willcox	MIT	Show More
This course covers methodologies and design processes from multiple engineering systems disciplines.
035 video 35	Multivariable Calculus	2009-03-01 Spring 2009	Various	MIT	Show More
This multivariable calculus course features instruction in partial derivatives, double and triple integrals, vectors and matrices, and vector calculus.
004 full-course 4	Multivariable Calculus	2010-09-01 Fall 2010	Denis Auroux	MIT	Show More
Multivariable Calculus discusses differential, integral, and vector calculus for functions of more than one variable.
010 article 10	Musculoskeletal Pathophysiology	N/A NA	Dwight R. Robinson	MIT	Show More
Through this course, you will learn about the structure of bones and joints and how they grow, develop, respond to stress, and more.
001 full-course 1	Music and Technology (Contemporary History and Aesthetics)	2009-09-01 Fall 2009	Christopher Ariza	MIT	Show More
This course explores the history and aesthetics of technology and music as implemented in experimental and popular musics.
001 full-course 1	Music and Technology: Live Electronics Performance Practices	2011-03-01 Spring 2011	Christopher Ariza	MIT	Show More
Students will be provided a creative, hands-on learning environment in which to explore contemporary and historical approaches to live electronics performance and improvisation.
001 full-course 1	Music Composition	2008-09-01 Fall 2008	Peter Child	MIT	Show More
This course showcases directed composition of larger forms of original writing that involves voices and/or instruments.
001 full-course 1	Music of Africa	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Patricia Tang	MIT	Show More
This course effectively introduces selected musical traditions of West Africa to students.
001 full-course 1	Music of India	2007-03-01 Spring 2007	George Ruckert	MIT	Show More
Taught by Professor George Ruckert, this course deals with Hindustani classical music of North India.
011 article 11	Music Perception and Cognition	N/A NA	Dr. Peter Cariani	MIT	Show More
Through lectures and readings, you will learn about the areas of the brain involved in the aspects of musical perception and cognition.
001 full-course 1	Music Since 1960	2006-03-01 Spring 2006	Brian Robison	MIT	Show More
This course begins with the basis that the mid 1900s signified a great dividing point in the history of 20th century musical culture in Western civilization.
001 full-course 1	Musical Analysis	2008-03-01 Spring 2008	Peter Child	MIT	Show More
Taught by Professor Peter Child, this course serves as an introduction to the analysis of tonal music.
026 full-course 26	Myth, Ritual, and Symbolism	2004-03-01 Spring 2004	James Howe	MIT	Show More
Study myths, rituals, and symbolism in terms of how and why people create them and how they are intertwined into everyday human activities, such as politics.
015 full-course 15	Nano-life: An Introduction to Virus Structure and Assembly	2005-09-01 Fall 2005	Melissa Kosinski-Collins	MIT	Show More
Undergraduates are introduced to the life cycles of HIV, virus structure, and more in this MIT biology course.
026 full-course 26	Nano-to-Macro Transport Processes	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Gang Chen	MIT	Show More
See how energy and heat transport from nanoscale to macroscale with this MIT course.
024 article 24	Nanomechanics of Materials and Biomaterials	N/A NA	Christine Ortiz	MIT	Show More
In this course you will learn about recent discoveries in nanomechanics and how they can be applied to materials and biomaterials.
008 article 8	Narrative Ethics: Literary Texts and Moral Issues in Medicine	N/A NA	Martha Montello	MIT	Show More
This is a study of ethical issues on medicine through literary narratives and poetry.
001 full-course 1	Nationalism	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Melissa Nobles	MIT	Show More
Professor Melissa Nobles teaches this course that gives students a general overview of the theories and approaches associated with the study of nationalist thought and practice.
012 full-course 12	Nationalism	2004-09-01 Fall 2004	Melissa Nobles	MIT	Show More
Examine and analyze theories and approaches developed to understand nationalism.
002 full-course 2	Natural Light in Design