Open & Free courses are freely available online courses and course materials that enact instruction for an entire course in an online format.
Engineering Statics
Statics is a sophomore level engineering course, offered in all mechanical and civil engineering programs. We study methods of quantifying the forces between bodies, for example parts of mechanical, structural, and biological systems.
Statistics
Introduces the basic concepts, logic, and issues involved in statistical reasoning. Topics include exploratory data analysis, research methods, probability, and statistical inference. Two versions of the course; eight StatTutor (cognitive tutor) labs.
Causal & Statistical Reasoning
Causal claims permeate everyday life and are constantly the subject of studies reported in the newspaper. This course examines the nature of causal claims and the statistical sorts of evidence used to support them.
Modern Biology
Modern Biology covers topics found in the fields of celluar biology, molecular biology, biochemistry, and genetics. This intro-level course provides the backgound biology students will need for advanced biology classes.
Chemistry
Offering: Stoichiometry bridge course situated in an authentic real-world problem-solving environment. Chemical equilibrium course proven to improve student performance. Virtual chemistry lab course with over 35 lab assignments.
Economics
The Introductory Economics course is a collection of online experiments and related on-line workbooks which can be used by individual learners or to supplement an instructor lead course.
French
French is an interactive video-based course intended for university students and independent learners. We currently offer both French I and French II. Each course is divided into five thematic modules, with three lessons within each module.
Logic & Proofs
Logic & Proofs is an introduction to modern symbolic logic. It provides a rigorous presentation of the syntax and semantics of sentential and predicate logic. The distinctive emphasis is on strategic argumentation.
Physics
The Andes Physics course currently provides over 500 problems that are suitable for both calculus and non-calculus introductory physics courses at the college or advanced high school level.
Empirical Research Methods
Empirical Research Methods course bridges the gap between the mathematical foundations of regression and its practical application. We are making this course available while it is under development.
Computational Discrete Mathematics
This course presents material in discrete mathematics and computation theory with a strong emphasis on practical algorithms and experiential learning.
