Here is a good site, which also includes Electronics.:


https://www.coursera.org/course/warparadoxes


This war class, should be highly interesting.

 

coursara has a lot of good stuff, but can I just read the material or do I have to go through the course at the appointed time and rate?

 

I signed up for a few courses, but not sure about your question.

 

I am pretty good at teaching myself. I just want to read the information and not care about certificates.

 

The course on "Linear Circuits" looks good.:

"The course is ideal for someone who wants to gain a basic understanding of electrical circuits, someone who wants to get better intuition for what they have already learned, precocious hobbyists, or for someone who is considering electrical engineering as a career."



I've already decided that I don't want to be an EE......(Not enough time); but this course starts in 7 days for anyone interested.


https://www.coursera.org/course/circuits

 

I took a couple of courses on Coursera this fall. I had signed up for more before but barely ended up doing just the two. I found the experience pretty enjoyable, overall.

#12: That depends on the instructor and the university administering the course. Most of the ones I've taken release course materials weekly (although they do early releases sometimes).
That being said, one course instructor (Competitive Strategy, IIRC), however, released all the course materials at the outset.

In any case, some courses also offer 'Previews' in which you can access full content from when the course was last offered.

 

I just started the course on "Randomness".:



https://class.coursera.org/randomness-001/lecture/17

 

The course on Randomness, has an instructor from India....hard time understanding his words, so switched on C/C.

Today starts the "Linear Circuits" class.:


https://class.coursera.org/circuits-003/lecture

 

Taking another class called "Terrorism and Counter-terrorism".

Mainly to differentiate the propaganda, we are spoon fed on a daily basis.:


https://class.coursera.org/terrorism-002/lecture/21

 

If you like free education and can understand indian accent, there's loads of more free lectures on a variety of topics here.

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