Free Online Math Classes
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View Website A Mathematical Way to Think About Biology full-course
Students in this course will take a look at physical science perspectives and how they tie into math, deriving equations, and graphical illustrations.
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View Website A Practical Introduction to Probability and Statistics full-course
Yoav Freund, Math—University of California-San Diego (UCSD)
Students in this class will be introduced to both probability and statistics and their uses.
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View Website Abstract Algebra full-course
Benedict Gross, Math—Harvard University
Abstract Algebra makes it easy to study the language of modern mechanics, with group actions, vector spaces, linear algebra, and the theory of fields.
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View Website Abstract Algebra I full-course
This course studies abstract algebra in basic set theory, integers, and functions, among other related aspects.
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View Website Accounting: Creating a Profit & Loss Statement full-course
This course teaches students how to calculate their assets and liabilities into a profit & loss statement.
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View Website Accounting: Preparing a Balance Sheet full-course
Students in this class will learn how to prepare, compose, and manage a balance sheet.
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View Website Accounting: Preparing a Cash Budget full-course
This course instructs students on how prepare, organize, and manage a cash budget.
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View Website ACT Math Exam full-course
Suitable for high school students preparing for the ACT Exam, this course provides sixty sample questions in areas of English, math, reading, and science comparable to problems found on the test itself.
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View Website Advanced Abstract Algebra full-course
Kanchan Joshi, R.K. Sharma , Math—Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (IIT Delhi) & University of Delhi
This course covers a variety of topics related to abstract algebra, including notherian and artinian modules and Hilbert's basis theorem.
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View Website Advanced Algebraic Concepts and Applications in Mathematics full-course
Constructed for students with an advanced understanding of algebra, this course will help them brush up on linear equations, inequalities, graphs, matrices, radicals, functions, and other complex mathematical concepts.
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View Website Advanced Analytic Methods in Science and Engineering full-course Fall 2004
Hung Cheng, Math—Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
This course provides a comprehensive look at advanced methods of applied mathematics.
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View Website Advanced Calculus for Engineers full-course Fall 2004
Dionisios Margetis, John W. M. Bush, Math—Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
This course explains complex variable functions and calculus of residues.
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View Website Advanced Complexity Theory full-course Fall 2001
Daniel Spielman, Math—Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
This is a theory-based class that explores topics in complexity theory.
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View Website Advanced Mathematics 1 full-course
This course, intended for students who already have a solid foundation of basic math, delves into topics such as complex equations, polynomials, trigonometry, and vectors.
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View Website Advanced Mathematics 2 full-course
This secondary installment of advanced math courses covers topics such as differential equations, vectors, and kinematics.
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View Website Advanced Matrix Theory and Linear Algebra for Engineers video
Vittal Rao, Math—Indian Institute of Science Bangalore (IIT Bangalore)
This course covers advanced topics in linear algebra and the matrix theory.
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View Website Advanced Physics 1 full-course
Best when taken alongside a regular physics course, this online course explores advanced physics topics such as electronics, magnets, and transformers.
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View Website Advanced Physics 2 full-course
This advanced course in physics covers topics such as motion, electric fields, spectra, Newton's laws, and light.
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View Website Advanced Placement Calculus AB video
This course features 46 lessons, each comprised of an interactive video explaining the various areas and concepts of calculus.
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View Website Advanced Placement Calculus BC video
This course features 68 interactive video lessons that expand on those given in Calculus AB, explaining further concepts of calculus.
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View Website Against All Odds: Inside Statistics video
Learn by video how to solve everyday puzzles and make informed decisions utilizing statistics and its methods.
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View Website Algebra full-course
Considered a course in Real World math, this algebra course is designed for students with a solid arithmetic foundation.
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View Website Algebra video Spring 2012
This algebra course offers a history of algebra and covers Descartes and Cartesian coordinates, variable expressions and equations, line graphing, and slope and y-intercept intuition.
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View Website Algebra full-course Spring 2013
Sarah Eichhorn, Rachel Cohen Lehman, Math—University of California-Irvine (UC Irvine)
Take this course, and you'll get a solid foundation in algebra, with a look at the various functions important to the study of calculus.
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View Website Algebra - Functions, Expressions and Equations full-course
This algebra course, comprised of video lessons, theories, and real-life examples, explores mathematical topics such as systems of equations, inequalities, exponents, and polynomials.
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View Website Algebra for Calculus (Prof. Otto) full-course Spring 2012
Carolyn Otto, Math—University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
This course explores various concepts, techniques, and applications in algebra, including expressions, equations, complex numbers, inequalities, absolute value, functions and graphs, functions, systems, and zeros of polynomials.
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View Website Algebra for Calculus (Prof. Penkava) full-course Fall 2011
Michael Penkava, Math—University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
This course explores various concepts, techniques, and applications in algebra, including expressions, equations, complex numbers, inequalities, absolute value, functions and graphs, functions, systems, and zeros of polynomials.
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View Website Algebra I full-course Fall 2010
Michael Artin, Math—Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Topics covered in this undergraduate-level course include groups, vector spaces, linear transformations, symmetry groups, bilinear forms, and linear groups.
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View Website Algebra II full-course
Jugal K. Verma, Math—Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IIT Bombay)
Students in this course will learn the rules and theories of advanced algebra.
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View Website Algebra II full-course Spring 2011
Michael Artin, Math—Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Intended to follow Algebra I, topics covered in this undergrad course include group representations, rings, ideals, fields, polynomial rings, modules, factorization, integers in quadratic number fields, field extensions, and Galois theory.