"Saylor" Open Courses - Page 2

Designed as a remedial course in algebra, this course gives students the basics of algebraic operations and concepts.

Saylor is working on finishing out this course in bioinorganic chemistry, which will educate students on the role that metal ions play in biological processes.

This course in bioorganic chemistry looks at the chemistry of organic biomolecules.

In this course, students will learn about the application of biology and biological concepts to science and engineering.

Students interested in studying plans can take Saylor's course in Botany, which is only four units long.

Students will be introduced to the Buddhist artistic traditions of the South, Southeast, and East Asia, as well as the Himalayas.

Also available on iTunes, this course will educate students on the laws and ethics of business.

With videos from the Khan Academy and iTunes, this course thoroughly introduces business statistics to students.

This program teaches the mechanics of editing and compiling simple programs written in C++, including variables, loops, expressions, functions, and string class.

This course was designed in partnership with the Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges and prepares students for the basics of calculus.

Throughout this course, students will be educated on the process and importance of campaigns and elections.

This course is designed to introduce students to the origins of cancer and the genetic and cellular basis for such conditions.

This course traces the routes of capitalism and democracy through American history.

This course in cell biology takes an in-depth look at the cell's main components and functions.

Students will become familiarized with civil rights and civil liberties in the US through this course from Saylor.

This course covers the basis of clinical psychology, which is the study of diagnosing, treating, and understanding abnormal and maladaptive behaviors.

Students will be introduced to cognitive psychology and study the ways in which knowledge is acquired about the world around us.

Divided into eight units, this course covers the history of Colonial Latin and South America, investigating the political, economic, and social changes that took place through those regions.

Through 11 study units, this course will give students a thorough introduction to a comparative history of New World societies from 1400 to 1750.

Students will learn how to effectively use compilers to bolster development code.

Students will learn the theory of analytic functions of a complex variable in this course.

Computational Biology is a course designed to enable students to use computers to automate data analysis or model hypotheses in the field of biology.

Computer architecture requires knowledge of both software and hardware, and this course cultivates that understanding.

Saylor designed the course in computer skills and literacy to teach students the basics of computers.

Saylor's Computer-Aided Design course introduces students to a powerful modeling tool used by professionals.

This course includes supplemental videos from the Khan Academy, investigating the complexities of the legislative branch.

This course explains how contemporary art is a specific period of art, starting in the 1960s and continuing today.

This course provides a broad overview of the major political theorists and their work from the 18th century to present day.

For students pursuing a career in business, this course from Saylor can greatly improve their corporate communication skills.

Saylor's course on cryptography teaches students methods for encrypted coding and writing securities or protections.