1. gregladen
  2. Open Source College

Open Source College

By gregladen on November 28, 2007.

Are there really open source colleges?

Not really, but there are regular colleges that offer some degree of OpenSource learning.

For instance, you can take a LOT of science courses from MIT, or Physics from Tufts, or Molecular Computing from Tokyo. Here is a list of OpenSource college opportunities.

And if you want to brush up on your math, go here.

Tags
education
Categories
Free Thought

More like this

So You Want To Be An Astrophysicist? Part 1: being an astro major
You are at university. Do you like stars, and stuff? Another rehashed blast from the past Should you do astronomy as an undergrad? (the following is in part shamelessly cribbed from a colleague's previous freshman seminar for our majors): Do you like stars and stuff? If not, you probably should…
So, you want to be an astrophysicist? Part 1.
You are at university. Do you like stars, and stuff? Another rehashed blast from the past Should you do astronomy as an undergrad? (the following is in part shamelessly cribbed from a colleague's previous freshman seminar for our majors): Do you like stars and stuff? If not, you probably should…
So, you want to be an astrophysicist? Part 1 redux.
You are at university. Do you like stars, and stuff? We revisit old ruminations on career paths 'cause it is topical... Another rehashed blast from the past. Should you do astronomy as an undergrad? (the following is in part shamelessly cribbed from a colleague’s previous freshman seminar for our…
Online AP science classes -- with lab?
Adventures in Ethics and Science field operative RMD alerted me to a recent article in the New York Times (free registration required) about an ongoing debate on the use of online instruction for Advanced Placement science classes. The crux of the debate is not the value of online science classes…