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Harvard University's Intensive Introduction to Computer Science offers a rigorous foundation in Computer Science & Software, designed for aspiring professionals and enthusiasts alike. This course covers fundamental concepts, programming techniques, and…

This course is a continuation of CHEM E-1ax . Topics include thermodynamics and electrochemistry; rates and mechanisms of chemical reactions; phase transitions, structure, and bonding in solids; acids and bases; buffers and titrations; and environmental…

This course is an introduction to electromagnetism, circuits, waves, optics, and sound. Topics covered include electric and magnetic fields, electrical potential, analog and digital circuits, wave propagation in various media, microscopy, sound, and hearing.…

This hands-on experimental course is intended to complement PHYS E-1bx . Laboratory experiments include aspects of electric and magnetic fields, analog and digital circuits, wave phenomena, and optics.

This laboratory course allows students to gain familiarity with laboratory techniques and apparatus, and to apply their knowledge of concepts from CHEM E-1bx in a laboratory situation. Prior to each lab, students read the lab experiment and complete a…

With breakthroughs in biotechnology such as high-throughput and inexpensive DNA sequencing, we are collecting vast amounts of data that will be analyzed for years to come. The details of this data reveal basic information such as gene and protein structures…

This course deals with understanding the value created by managing multiple lines of businesses under the ownership of one corporate umbrella—that is, a diversified firm. The ultimate goal is to create what we call a corporate advantage by anticipating the…

This workshop introduces the unique challenges of longform storytelling, and helps writers develop strategies for approaching long projects, either screenplays or novels. Many writers are drawn to the page by character or language or theme, but story is the…

This course examines how current software engineering methods approach structuring and managing software projects, from requirements gathering to production release. Formal methods in software engineering have a long history, from the older waterfall method…

This course is an introduction to statistical methods used in biological and medical research. Elementary probability theory, basic concepts of statistical inference, regression and correlation methods, and sample size estimation are covered. Emphasis on…

This course covers advanced public speaking techniques for persuasion, effective interoffice communication, and connecting with an audience. Students learn to use their own communication style while adapting their message for a variety of audiences. Students…

This course introduces marketing analytics for non-technical audiences, including web analytics and data modeling. As big data moves into the mainstream, marketers are seeing the opportunity to make the profession more scientific and numbers-driven than ever…

This course offers practical, real-world knowledge for investing in real estate. It is designed both for those pursuing an active career in the industry as well as individuals interested in building wealth through passive real estate holdings. Students learn…

How can you design a study to evaluate the risk factors associated with the recent reversal in life expectancy in the United States? How do you assess the benefits and risks related to the recent cancer screening guidelines? This course introduces the basic…

This course is designed for students who wish to build upon the skills developed in EXPO E-25 in order to produce more advanced research and writing in the social sciences. The course is also appropriate for students who wish to review their research and…

This course develops the basic communicative skills of listening, reading, and writing with an emphasis on speaking the language. Students improve their conversational French though various interactive activities. They are introduced to French and Francophone…

This capstone course provides an opportunity for biotechnology professionals to create a business plan for a new biotechnology company, a ground-breaking drug, or an emerging technology such as a diagnostic or medical device. The biotech business plan…

In this course, candidates in the Master of Liberal Arts, government, international relations, or religion further develop and implement the project they began designing in GOVT E-597a , as students move from concepts, theory, and aspirations to their…

Harvard University's Proseminar: Elements of the Writer’s Craft is a meticulously designed course under the Emerging / Needs Review category, offering aspiring writers an in-depth exploration of narrative techniques, stylistic elements, and the foundational…

This is a course for memoirists, journalists, historians and others who have an idea for a nonfiction book. In the first half of the semester, we workshop a chapter. Students have an opportunity to see how readers respond to their work, as we discuss…

This tutorial helps students develop an academically strong thesis proposal. During the semester, they map critical issues of project design such as scope, background, methodology, and expected outcomes. Students are encouraged to contact their research…

Harvard University presents 'Business Rhetoric,' a premier course in the Business & Management category designed to master the art of persuasive communication in professional settings. This course delves into advanced rhetorical strategies, critical thinking,…

This course provides candidates in the Master of Liberal Arts, government or international relations, an opportunity to complete a national security policy research project. The students frame a problem for analysis, develop a national security scenario to…

This course offers candidates in the Master of Liberal Arts, government or international relations, the opportunity to apply the knowledge acquired in GOVT E-595 to conduct independent policy analysis, write a comprehensive paper, and brief a professional…

Motivation is an internal process that drives behavior. Understanding motivation is essential for effecting change in ourselves and in others. In this course, students learn the theories and empirical research regarding motivation, as well as consider how to…

Our sense of who we are permeates every aspect of our life. This course explores how we develop a sense of self; how we navigate multiple identities, some of which may be conflicting or socially devalued; and how these identities affect—both consciously and…

This course provides an overview of the neuroscience of learning through mind, brain, health, and education science (MBHE), or the intersection of psychology, cognitive neuroscience, health, and education. Fundamental biological, psychological, social, and…

If you are sick or hurt, whether you live or die depends not only on biological factors, but social ones: are you wealthy or poor? Do you have a stable home and health insurance? How far away is the closest trauma center or pharmacy? Do people believe your…

This course introduces modern cloud computing, cloud architecture, and artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled software development, with a focus on designing and building secure, scalable, cloud-native applications using Microsoft Azure. The concepts and…

Behind every good learning tool—be it a website, application, webinar, online course, workshop, or interactive museum exhibit—is the work of an instructional designer. Instructional design is a creative process that uses learning theories and frameworks,…