"Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)" Open Courses

This class explores the works of important 20th century writers like Joseph Conrad, Virginia Woolf, James Joyce, and 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.

Students with little or no programming experience learn how to use Python.

Discover the global history of architecture in this writing-intensive course from MIT.

Students learn about good and bad cholesterol, disease treatments, and more in this course devoted to the relationship between cholesterol and the human body.

This course focuses on evaluating the transportation policies for the MIT campus and determining alternative options for commuters.

This is a lab and workshop based course that provides a hands-on introduction to geographic information systems (GISs).

Enter the world of abnormal language and its theories and methods by examining how those with language impairments communicate.

This course examines the physical process of producing, propagating, and receiving human speech.

In this graduate course students research advanced topics in design and analysis of algorithms.

This course provides a comprehensive look at advanced methods of applied mathematics.

Graduate students utilize biology, ethology, sociobiology, and comparative psychology to explore advanced topics in the study of animal behavior.

This course explains complex variable functions and calculus of residues.

Through lecture notes, labs, and suggested readings, the focus of this course is on chemical synthesis and the fundamentals of quantum chemistry.

Through classroom discussions and labs, students explore and design advanced circuit models in this course.

This is a theory-based class that explores topics in complexity theory.

Students will learn about recent developments in contract theory and related topics, such as advanced models of moral hazard, adverse selection, and more.

Curriculum in this course investigates major results and modern research of data structures.

Students cover various advanced topics surrounding graduate-level electromagnetism studies in this course.

This class is geared toward advanced students wishing to expand their non-fiction and essays writing abilities.

The focus of this course is on theories, analysis, and research literature related to fluid mechanical problems in the water environment.

Through assignments and exams, this course focuses on the design and construction of foundation systems based on characterization and geotechnical aspects.

This course comprises reading assignments taken from various textbooks that focus on the history of igneous rocks and recent developments.

This course takes a scientific look at food.

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.

Students taking the second course in advanced macroeconomics will learn about labor markets and unemployment, shocks, and dynamic stochastic general equilibrium models (DSGE models).

A continuation of Management Communication for Undergraduates, this communications graduate course provides further practice and learning opportunity for graduate level business students.

This graduate-level course is an introduction to the processing of natural languages.

The focus of this course is on organic reaction mechanisms, focusing on applications of structure and theory.

Gain a deeper understanding of phonology by studying the phenomena that affect it.