Math Video Lectures

Hello everyone! This month I've various mathematics full courses from
Harvard on Abstract Algebra and Sets, Counting, and Probability. And
then I've a lecture on Kurt Godel, a lecture on John Nash, and
visualizations of hypercomplex iterations. Abstract Algebra (Harvard)
Abstract Algebra Video Lectures Course description: Algebra is the
language of modern mathematics. This course

More Engineering Video Lectures

Hello everyone! This month I've various engineering video lectures from
MIT and UNSW. They include aircraft systems engineering, digital signal
processing, principles of digital communication and circuits and
electronics. Aircraft Systems Engineering (MIT, 22 lectures) Course
Website Aircraft Systems Video Lectures Course description: 16.885J
offers a holistic view of the aircraft as a

Physics and Astrophysics Video Lectures

Hello everyone! This month I've new physics videos and physics video
lectures. The videos include a course on basic physics, a course on
electromagnetism, a course on frontiers of astrophysics, a lecture by
Michio Kaku about the universe, a lecture by Alex Filippenko on dark
energy, and a brief history of dark energy and the accelerating
universe. Fundamentals of Physics with Ramamurti Shankar

2010 Nobel Prize Winner Video Lectures

This month I've the 2010 Nobel Prize Winner Video Lectures. Also please
take a look at 1999-2007 Nobel Winner Video Lectures, 2008 Nobel Winner
Video Lectures, 2009 Nobel Winner Video Lectures, 2011 Nobel Winner
Video Lectures, and 2012 Nobel Winner Video Lectures. The video
lectures include 2010 Physics Nobel Prize, 2010 Chemistry Nobel Prize,
2010 Medicine Nobel Prize, 2010 Physiology Nobel

2011 Nobel Prize Winner Video Lectures

This month I've the 2011 Nobel Prize Winner Video Lectures. Also please
take a look at 1999-2007 Nobel Winner Video Lectures, 2008 Nobel Winner
Video Lectures, 2009 Nobel Winner Video Lectures, and 2012 Nobel Winner
Video Lectures. For some reason the blog post about 2010 winners is
missing so I will re-post it the next month. The video lectures include
2011 Physics Nobel Prize, 2011 Chemistry

Nobel Prize Winner Video Lectures 2012

This month I've the 2012 Nobel Prize Winner Video Lectures. Each year I
write about Nobel Prize Winner Video Lectures so please take a look at
1999-2007 Nobel Winner Video Lectures, 2008 Nobel Winner Video
Lectures, 2009 Nobel Winner Video Lectures. For some reason the blog
posts about 2010 and 2011 winners are missing so I will re-post them
the next month. The video lectures include Physics

Mathematics Video Lectures Full Courses

Hello everyone! This month I've more mathematics video lectures - full
mathematics courses. They include: Real Analysis, Topics in
Contemporary Mathematics, Mathematics of Finance, Precalculus I,
Introduction to Finite Mathematics with Applications, Elements of
Calculus, Calculus for Life and Management Sciences, Calculus I,
Calculus II, Calculus III, Applied Differential Equations. Real

New Richard Feynman Video Lectures and Talks

Hey everyone, this month I've more Richard Feynman video lectures and
talks. The talks include: Feynman on Computers, Feynman on
Nanotechnology, Feynman on Los Alamos, Lawrence Krauss on Richard
Feynman's Life in Science, and Feynman's Dirac Memorial Lecture.
Richard Feynman on Computers Richard Feynman Computers Lecture Lecture
description: Richard Feynman, Winner of the 1965 Nobel Prize

Computer Science Full Lecture Courses

Hello everyone! This month I've more full computer science courses.
Courses include: Machine Learning, Introduction to Databases, Web
Applications, Practical Unix, Software Engineering, Functional
Programming and Natural Programming. Machine Learning (Stanford Open
Classroom, Full Course) Machine Learning Video Lectures Course
description: In this course, you'll learn about some of the

New Psychology Video Lectures

Hello everyone! This month I've a bunch of new psychology video
lectures. They include: Introduction to psychology, Psychology of food,
Modern social theory, Cognitive science, Psychology lectures for
Institute of Advanced Study, Psychology of conflicts in couples,
Psychology of controlling the masses, and Psychology of time.
Introduction to Psychology (Psyc 110, Yale) Course website

New Physics Video Lectures

Hello everyone! This month I've new physics video lectures. They
include MIT thermodynamics and kinetics (36 lectures), MIT physics
demos (mechanics, waves, electricity, magnetism, quantum physics),
Stephen Hawking's TED talk on important questions about the universe, a
lecture that goes beyond Einstein, Formula 1 aerodynamics, Journey into
a Schwarzschild black hole (computer animation),

New Mathematics Video Lectures

Hello everyone! This month I've new maths video lectures. They range
from algebraic topology to basic trigonometry, and also include
mathematical foundations, history of mathematics, hyperbolic geometry,
linear algebra, discrete probability, simple algebra, proofs and
pictures (visual thinking), how to turn a sphere inside out, and
fractals in science, engineering and finance by Mandelbrot

New Computer Science Lectures

Hello everyone! This month I've found a bunch of new computer science
lectures. They include: Geometric folding algorithms, Advanced
algorithms and data structures, Design and analysis of algorithms,
Practical UNIX, and Compiler techniques. Enjoy! Geometric Folding
Algorithms: Linkages, Origami, Polyhedra (MIT, 6.849, Erik Demaine)
Geometric Folding Algorithms Course Website Geometric Folding

Ten Free And Essential Lectures For The Biologist

There are a wealth of biology videos and lectures on the world wide
web, so whittling down the vast selection to those that are really
worth watching is perhaps a bigger challenge than actually finding
them. Here, we’ve done all the hard work for you to bring you – in our
opinion – ten of the best. From Frank Volkmar’s insightful lecture into
the complex condition of autism, to Marian Diamond’s

Ten free TED science lectures to live your life by

To those readers that have never come across TED.com before, the site
is an amazing resource of free online lectures and videos on a huge
range of topics. TED's database spans everything from media to science
and it is easy to find a wealth of great content using its search
facility. All TED's lectures are provided by vetted, qualified experts
and at present there are over 1,200 of them

Top Zoology Videos Found on YouTube EDU

YouTube EDU is a useful way to quickly find the online science lectures
you're looking for. Chances are if a particular video lecture exists
online, you're going to find it on YouTube first. For example, it
didn't take much to uncover the following five incredibly informative
videos relating to zoological studies. Whether you're in high school
and need background information for an animal

Online Courses - Learning made Easier via Video Lectures

Distance learning over the years has come of age in providing students'
the best of education in a comfortable and convenient approach. Time
and distance came across as words that are unheard in the world of
distance education. Learning via distance until some years back relied
upon postal service, which experienced a turnout with the advent of
technological advancements and introduction of

Free Ivy League Education with Open Yale Courses

There's a great deal of prestige and mystery surrounding Ivy League
education. For those of us who never had the chance to attend some of
the finest universities in the United States, we're left to wonder what
it would be like to be taught by some of the greatest academics of our
time. Fortunately there's a way for curious intellectual to watch
entire semesters of class lectures online, and for

8 Science Lectures that Prevent You from Looking Dumb

I love a good, passionate science lecture. However, I'll be the first
to admit that there are a lot of scientific terms and intricacies that
I don't understand. So my favorite science lectures end up being of the
educational/philosophical variety rather than the technical kinds. I
still believe you can get a lot of value and learn some interesting
things from the more general science lectures,

Physics Videos and Physics Animations

Hello everyone! This month I have all kinds of physics videos and
physics animations. They include: Neutrinos travel faster than light at
CERN, Physics flash animations, Murray GellMann talks about creative
ideas, Fluid mechanics animations, Mission to Mars, The real Stephen
Hawking, Secret life of chaos.Measurement of the neutrino
velocityNeutrino Velocity VideoVideo description:This video is