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1. T en Things Every Engineer Should Know Ab out Materials Science 2. Dynamic Systems & ontrols !. Electronic Systems and Digital Electronics ". Electronic Measurements # $%'ETT%() *. Electronic Measurements A $%'ETT%() +. #asic ircuit Theory A $% 'ETT%() ,. #asic ircuit Theory # $%'ETT%() -. Measurement & E/erimentation 0aboratory . Mechatronics $saylor.org) 1. Materials and Materials 3rocessing $saylor.or g) 11. Materials and Materials 3rocessing $saylor.or g) $ed) 12. 0inear ircuits $oursera) 1!. "-!2"!45 Electronic ircuits $ed4) 1". M(S Transistors $oursera) 1*. 'ntroduction to Electronics $oursera) 1+. E0E12.15 A System 6iew o7 ommunications5 8rom Signals to 3ac9 ets $3art 1) $ed4) 1,. Electri7y5 An 'ntroduction to Electrical and Electronic Engineering $8uture0ear n) 1-. 60S' AD5 0ogic to 0ayout $oursera) 1. once/ts in anotechnology $anvas.net) 2. anotechnology5 The #asics $oursera) 21. Solar5 Solar ells: 8uel ells and #atteries $Stan7ord (nline)

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1. Ten Things Every Engineer Should Know About Materials Science

2. Dynamic Systems & ontrols

!. Electronic Systems and Digital Electronics

". Electronic Measurements # $%'ETT%()

*. Electronic Measurements A $%'ETT%()

+. #asic ircuit Theory A $%'ETT%()

,. #asic ircuit Theory # $%'ETT%()

-. Measurement & E/erimentation 0aboratory

. Mechatronics $saylor.org)

1. Materials and Materials 3rocessing $saylor.org)

11. Materials and Materials 3rocessing $saylor.org)$ed)

12. 0inear ircuits $oursera)

1!. "-!2"!45 Electronic ircuits $ed4)

1". M(S Transistors $oursera)

1*. 'ntroduction to Electronics $oursera)

1+. E0E12.15 A System 6iew o7 ommunications5 8rom Signals to 3ac9ets $3art

1) $ed4)

1,. Electri7y5 An 'ntroduction to Electrical and Electronic Engineering $8uture0earn)

1-. 60S' AD5 0ogic to 0ayout $oursera)

1. once/ts in anotechnology $anvas.net)

2. anotechnology5 The #asics $oursera)

21. Solar5 Solar ells: 8uel ells and #atteries $Stan7ord (nline)

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A massive open online course  (MOOC) is an online course  aimed at unlimited participation

and open access via the web. In addition to traditional course materials such as videos, readings,

and  problem sets,  MOOCs provide interactive user forums that help build a community for 

students, professors, and teaching assistants  .MOOCs are a recent development in distanceeducation which began to emerge in !". #arly MOOCs often emphasi$ed open access features,

such as connectivism and open licensing of content, structure and learning goals, to promote the

reuse and remi%ing of resources. &ome later MOOCs use closed licenses for their course

materials while maintaining free access for students.

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com/uter science  /ro7essors Andrew g  and Da/hne Koller  7rom Stan7ord

%niversity that o>ers massive o/en online courses $M((s). oursera wor9s

with universities to ma9e some o7 their courses available online: and o>ers

courses in /hysics: engineering: humanities: medicine: biology: social

sciences: mathematics: business: com/uter science: and other sub?ects.oursera has an o@cial mobile a// 7or i(S and Android. As o7 (ctober 21":

oursera has 1 million users in -! courses 7rom 11" institutions.

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EdX  is a massive open online course (MOOC) provider and online learning platform. It hosts

online university'level courses in a wide range of disciplines to a worldwide audience, some at

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no charge. It also conducts research into learning based on how people use its platform. #d

differs from other MOOC platforms, such Coursera and dacity, in that it is nonprofit and runs

on an open'source software  platform.#d was founded by the Massachusetts Institute of 

*echnology  and  +arvard niversity  in May !". *here are currently more than ! schools,

nonprofits, corporations, and international organi$ations that offer or plan to offer courses on the

ed website. As of October !"-, ed has more than million users ta/ing over !! courses

online. 

Saylor.org

*he &aylor 0oundation is a non'profit organi$ation  head1uartered in  2ashington, 3C. It was

established in "444 by its sole trustee, Michael 5. &aylor , who is Chairman, C#O, and 6resident

of the business intelligence company Micro&trategy. &ince !!7, the focus of the foundation has

 been its 0ree #ducation Initiative which has led to the creation of -" courses representing "! of 

the highest enrollment ma8ors in the &. *he &aylor 0oundation is /nown for its emphasis on

finding, vetting, and assembling openly available te%ts and resources into courses resembling

those of a traditional bric/ and mortar institution which are then peer'reviewed before being

 published. *he foundation also funds the creation of new materials when needed, as well as

through initiatives such as their Open *e%tboo/ Challenge. *his content is always openly

licensed for use by other organi$ations and individuals.

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*he International *elematic niversity 9I9#**9O has implemented the MOOC offer on

Openup#d with "! new free courses in #nglish, Italian, Arabic and 0rench.*he new courses arenow available on the platform ta/ing from big areas of interst (#conomy, #ngeneering, :aw,

:itterature, 6sycology, Media and Communication). *he Openup#d users can find courses and

lessons on the #uropean nion from professors as ;omano 6rodi former Italian 6rime Minister 

and former 6resident of #, Mario Monti former #uropean Commisioner and former Italian

6rime Minister, or courses and lessons on italian art, ;enaissance, Old civili$ations as the

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1. #lectronic

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measurement

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*heory < engineering

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com/uter: and

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mechanical

engineering

systems.,. Materials and

Materials

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Electronic

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introduces

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understanding

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7or device

modelers: but

also 7or designers

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circuits.11. 'ntroduction

to Electronics

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introduces

students to the

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Hintellectual

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bloc9s). Fow do

/eo/le manage

to design these

com/licated

chi/sJ Answer5

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com/uter aided

design $AD)

tools ta9es an

abstract

descri/tion o7 the

chi/: and re=nes

it ste/<wise to a=nal design. This

class 7ocuses on

the ma?or design

tools used in the

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disci/lines 7rom

electrical

engineering to

biology. (ver the

last two decades

the basic science

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launched new

technologies: the

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which are =nding

their way into

commercial

/roducts. This

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students with a

birdCs eye view

into this 7ast

moving area and

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materials and

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course see9s to

enable you to

understand the

basic engineering

tools used andtradeo>s

encountered in

the design o7 

these systems.

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/arts. 'n 3art 1:

we eamine the

/oint<to</oint

lin9: which

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engineers@ In

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electrical and

electronic engineering

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a//lications o7 

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technological

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7or /ossible

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cells: and

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understand how

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various in/uts

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Science available to

engineers in their

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many mechanical

and electrical

/ro/erties o7 

materials

im/ortant to their

use in various

engineering

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