"Middle East Technical University" Open Courses

This course presents essential speaking skills needed to use the English language as medium of instruction, focusing on both academic speaking and presentation skills.

This course covers spoken English, and conversational fluent speech with sample project work, job interviews, presentations and role-playing activities.

This course covers design and analyzation of aerospace engineering components, using computer tools to solve problems in mechanics.

This course explains what instructional technology is, and gives an overview of its history and projection of its future.

This course covers bioinformatics recent developments and open research problems.

This course covers basic single-stage transistor, multi-stage, and power amplifiers and feedback, frequency responses, differential pair stages, current mirrors, operational amplifiers, and power supplies and regulators.

This course compares univariate and multivariate time series analysis, examining theory and applications.

This courses comprised of a homework collection for C programming language.

This course examines cognitive mental processes, including perception, attention, memory, language, and thinking.

This course gives an overview of advanced algorithms and data structures for two and three dimensional geometric problems.

This course explores mathematical and computational modeling of cognitive evolution, including environment, artifacts, social interactions, and culture.

This course covers basic techniques in computer animation, such as keyframing, story-boarding, modeling, and scene composition, along with an introduction to various advanced techniques.

This course provides an overview of the hardware and software used with graphics systems, as well as various techniques; also includes an introduction to illumination models and surface rendering.

This course presents the basics of data and computer security and protection, as well as encryption, through various attack techniques and discussion of common security vulnerabilities.

This course provides the basics of access control mechanisms, operating system security, secure programming, identification authentication, and common security protocols.

This course covers classification of data structures, space/time considerations, lists,stacks and queues via links, tree structures, graphs, pointer based implementations, and recursive applications.

This course covers basic learning theories related to development of instructional materials, including audio, visual, audio-visual, and computerized formats.

This course covers formulating procedures for development of instructional materials and evaluation methods, research synthesis, and field resources.

The two-part course introduces e-business and related concepts, including the social and business aspects, e-marketing, e-commerce, e-operations, and electronic payment systems.

Students explore the capital process in its early stage and the issues faced by entrepreneurs at this stage in starting a new business.

Through meetings with disabled people, this course challenges students to rethink attitudes, behaviors, and prejudices toward the disabled.

This course presents effective application of psychological concepts and principles for learning and instruction, developing teaching methods, knowledge, and skills, and enhancing learning environments.

This course covers all aspects of basic liberalized electrical markets.

This course covers common theories in electromagnetism, including Maxwell's equations, Lienard-Wiechert potential, Thomson cross-section, and Lorentz transformation of electromagnetic fields.

This course covers economic analysis for engineering decision making and management, including evaluation techniques, investment opportunities, and design choices.

This course teaches integrated-skills in reading, writing, listening, and speaking English, in an academic context articles.

This course builds on English for Academic Purposes I, intended to further develop reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills and integrate the critical thinking process.

This course covers experimental techniques in aerodynamics, including pressure, temperature, and velocity measurement techniques.

This course covers the basics of financial accounting, including preparations of various sheets and statements, inventory, depreciation, accounting, costs, and allocation of overhead.

This course covers the basics of electricity, circuits, power, and transformers.