Open Courses

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http://www.opencourse.info/  (Courses subject to change - list herein is valid May 2004)

General Science:
General Science - Visionlearning
 
Astronomy:
Introduction to Astronomy   -  Dr. Scott R. Anderson
Astrophysics Applets             - University of Oregon
The Shapes Of Planetary Orbits   - Bridgewater College
Exoplanet Discovery Simulation   - Bridgewater College
Cosmology and the Origin of Life - University of Oregon
Universe Origins                 - Visionlearning

Biology:
Introductory Biology I    - Visionlearning
Introductory Biology      - Dr. John W. Kimball
Biofundamentals           - University of Colorado
MIT Biology Hypertextbook - Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Physiology                - The Harvey Project

Chemistry:
Introductory Chemistry I - Visionlearning
Introductory Chemistry II - Visionlearning

Environment:
Energy and the Environment Applets - University of Oregon
 
Mathematics:
Introductory Statistics - Stanford University

Physics:
Physics by Inquiry  - University of Rochester
                                                   
Introductory Physics I: Mechanics (calculus-based) - University of Rochester
Mechanics Applets  - University of Oregoner
Thermodynamics Applets  - University of Rochester
Introductory Physics II: Electricity and Magnetism (calculus-based) - University of Oregon
Electricity and Magnetism I  - University of Rochester

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