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Professor Steve Keen's lecture series discusses the economy of politics, including critiques of neoclassical economics and Keynes-Schumpeter-Minsky monetary circuit theory.

This course focuses on educational research methods and the application of professional writing skills for scholarly articles.

A graduate level topic focused on how leaders and caregivers, with a focus on military culture, encourage and maintain resilience both in themselves and others.

This seminar-style course offers an in-depth look at high-speed text, electrical interface circuit design, basic transmitters and receivers, and more.

This course covers the classification and solution of aero elastic problems.

Get an introduction to African American political thought in this UCLA course.

Stanford's course on African-American history shares the political thought and protest movements following 1930.

Learn by video how to solve everyday puzzles and make informed decisions utilizing statistics and its methods.

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.

This course teaches students how to identify and graph circles, parabolas, ellipses, and hyperbolas.

Students taking this course will solve radical and exponential expressions and equations with scientific notation and significant figures.

This course studies functions and how they can be identified, solved, and graphed.

In this course, students will study the coordinate plane, slope, and intercept.

Students will learn to understand and solve equations with imaginary numbers.

Students learn algebra as well as geometry and calculus basics in order to help them solve everyday problems.

In this course, students will explore the reason algebra was developed and how it helps explain our world.

Students will be given an introductory look at algebraic variables and expressions in this course.

This tutorial course applies principles of logic to solving for inequalities.

Students will study the process and applications of logarithms.

In this course, students will gain an understanding of matrices and learn how to solve them.

This course teaches students to use polynomial expressions and to factor polynomials.

In this course, students will learn to solve quadratics through completing the square, factoring, graphing, and the quadratic equation.

In this course, students will discover how to interpret and manipulate algebraic ratios and rational expressions.

Students will learn to solve a system of inequalities or equations in two variables by substitution, graphing, and elimination.

Understand how algorithms are designed, how to analyze them, and how to algorithms solve problems.

In this lecture collection, Allan Bloom discusses the fundamental problem of Socrates.

Discover and understand America's rich history before Columbus through to the Reconstruction as well as historical methodologies.

Learn about American film from historical and cultural perspectives by viewing video samples from 300 classic American films.

This course provides videos about how government works in the United States.

This class catalogues economic trends in America, specifically pertaining to the gains and losses that come from economic growth.