Open Yale Courses
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Website | oyc |
Open Yale Courses is a project of Yale University to share full video and course materials from its undergraduate courses.
Open Yale Courses provides free access to a selection of introductory courses, and uses a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike license.
Open Yale Courses launched in December 2007 with seven courses from various departments. The project now includes 40 courses from a broad range of introductory courses taught at Yale college.[1] The initiative was funded by the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation,[2] which has supported other universities' OpenCourseWare projects.[3]
Users are not required to be enrolled at Yale to take any of these courses, as the courses are available for "all that wish to learn". However, no actual college credits are attainable from these courses.[4]
Courses
[edit]Department | Course number | Course title | Professor name | Date |
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African American Studies | AFAM 162 | African American History: From Emancipation to the Present | Jonathan Holloway | Spring 2010 |
American Studies | AMST 246 | Hemingway, Fitzgerald, Faulkner | Wai Chee Dimock | Fall 2011 |
Astronomy | ASTR 160 | Frontiers and Controversies in Astrophysics | Charles Bailyn | Spring 2007 |
Biomedical Engineering | BENG 100 | Frontiers of Biomedical Engineering | W. Mark Saltzman | Spring 2008 |
Chemistry | CHEM 125a | Freshman Organic Chemistry I | J. Michael McBride | Fall 2008 |
Chemistry | CHEM 125b | Freshman Organic Chemistry II | J. Michael McBride | Spring 2011 |
Classics | CLCV 205 | Introduction to Ancient Greek History | Donald Kagan | Fall 2007 |
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology | EEB 122 | Principles of Evolution, Ecology and Behaviour | Stephen C. Stearns | Spring 2009 |
Economics | ECON 159 | Game Theory | Ben Polak | Fall 2007 |
Economics | ECON 251 | Financial Theory | John Geanakoplos | Fall 2009 |
Economics | ECON 252 | Financial Markets (2008) | Robert Shiller | Spring 2008 |
Economics | ECON 252 | Financial Markets (2011) | Robert Shiller | Spring 2011 |
English | ENGL 220 | Milton | John Rogers | Fall 2007 |
English | ENGL 291 | The American Novel Since 1945 | Amy Hungerford | Spring 2008 |
English | ENGL 300 | Introduction to Theory of Literature | Paul H. Fry | Spring 2009 |
English | ENGL 310 | Modern Poetry | Langdon Hammer | Spring 2007 |
Environmental Studies | EVST 255 | Environmental Politics and Law | John Wargo | Spring 2010 |
Geology and Geophysics | GG 140 | The Atmosphere, the Ocean, and Environmental change | Ronald B. Smith | Fall 2011 |
History | HIST 116 | American Revolution | Joanne B. Freeman | Spring 2010 |
History | HIST 119 | American Civil War and Reconstruction Era, 1845–1877 | David Blight | Spring 2008 |
History | HIST 202 | European Civilization, 1648–1945 | John Merriman | Fall 2008 |
History | HIST 210 | The Early Middle Ages, 284–1000 | Paul Freedman | Fall 2011 |
History | HIST 234 | Epidemics and Western Society Since 1600 | Frank Snowden | Spring 2010 |
History | HIST 251 | Early Modern England: Politics, Religion and Society under the Tudors and Stuarts | Keith Wrightson | Fall 2009 |
History | HIST 276 | France Since 1871 | John Merriman | Fall 2007 |
History of Art | HSAR 252 | Roman Architecture | Diana E. E. Kleiner[5] | Spring 2009 |
Italian Language and Literature | ITAL 310 | Dante in Translation | Giuseppe Mazzotta | Fall 2008 |
Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology | MCDB 150 | Global Problems of Population Growth | Robert Wyman | Spring 2009 |
Philosophy | PHIL 176 | Death | Shelly Kagan | Spring 2007 |
Philosophy | PHIL 181 | Philosophy and the Science of Human Nature | Tamar Gendler | Spring 2011 |
Physics | PHYS 200 | Fundamentals of Physics I | Ramamurti Shankar | Fall 2006 |
Physics | PHYS 201 | Fundamentals of Physics II | Ramamurti Shankar | Spring 2010 |
Political Science | PLSC 114 | Introduction to Political Philosophy | Steven Smith | Fall 2006 |
Political Science | PLSC 270 | Capitalism: Success, Crisis, and Reform | Douglas W. Rae | Fall 2009 |
Psychology | PSYC 110 | Introduction to Psychology | Paul Bloom | Spring 2007 |
Psychology | PSYC 123 | The Psychology, Biology and Politics of Food | Kelly D. Brownell | Fall 2008 |
Religious Studies | RLST 145 | Introduction to the Old Testament (Hebrew Bible) | Christine Hayes | Fall 2006 |
Religious Studies | RLST 152 | Introduction to New Testament History and Literature | Dale B. Martin | Spring 2009 |
Sociology | SOCY 151 | Foundations of Modern Social Theory | Iván Szelényi | Fall 2009 |
Spanish and Portuguese | SPAN 300 | Cervantes' Don Quixote | Roberto González Echevarría | Fall 2009 |
References
[edit]- ^ "About Open Yale Courses (#13)". Yale.edu. Retrieved 2008-11-02.
- ^ "About Open Yale Courses (#12)". Yale.edu. Retrieved 2008-11-02.
- ^ "About Open Yale Courses (#15)". Yale.edu. Retrieved 2008-11-02.
- ^ "Welcome Open Yale Courses (#16)". Yale.edu. Retrieved 2024-10-06.
- ^ Diana E. E. Kleiner. Ara Pacis Augustae (Multimedia presentation). Yale University. See link: "Open Yale courses – Roman Architecture".