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Build a working grasp of Psychiatric-Mental_Health_Nursing-WEB — covering Chapter 1 Foundations of Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing, Chapter 2 Fundamentals of Theories and Therapies and Chapter 3 Communication, Perception, and Assessment.
By top designCommunity course
This course explores trigonometric concepts, identities, and applications, providing essential skills for advanced mathematics and real-world problem solving.
By sanbatCommunity course
This course covers the fundamentals of computer programming, including variables, input/output, methods, and logic, providing a solid foundation for aspiring developers.
By sanbatCommunity course
This course covers fundamental programming concepts in C++, including variables, functions, conditionals, and data structures, to build a solid foundation in coding.
By sanbatCommunity course
This course explores the differences between various data systems, including XML, JSON, and database types, to help learners make informed technology decisions.
By sanbatCommunity course
This course explores the foundations of psychiatric mental health nursing, covering theories, communication, neurobiology, therapeutic relationships, and cultural considerations.
By sanbatCommunity course
This course explores key management principles, including organizational behavior, leadership, and strategic decision-making, to enhance individual and group performance.
By sanbatCommunity course
This course covers the fundamentals of Building Information Modelling, focusing on digitization, representation, information management, and their applications in the industry.
By sanbatCommunity course
This course covers the fundamentals of financial accounting, including income statements, transaction analysis, and inventory accounting, essential for understanding financial data.
By sanbatCommunity course
This course covers the fundamentals of contract law, including formation, consideration, defenses, and breach, providing essential knowledge for legal and business contexts.
By sanbatCommunity course
This course explores the structure and function of the human body, covering essential topics from cells to the skeletal system.
By sanbatCommunity course
This course covers fundamental marketing concepts, strategies, and practices essential for understanding and succeeding in today's marketplace.
By sanbatCommunity course
This course introduces Python programming fundamentals, covering basic syntax, data types, control structures, and functions to build a strong coding foundation.
By sanbatGo deep / expert
Build a working grasp of Neural Network Architectures — covering Overview of Neural Network Architectures, Strengths and Weaknesses of Architectures and Capstone: Implementing and Evaluating Architectures.
By top designIntroductory · Business & Finance
The four functions of management — planning, organizing, leading and controlling — plus strategy, motivation, teams, ethics and managing change.
By Prof. Diane WellsIntroductory · Business & Finance
The language of business: the accounting equation, debits and credits, the accounting cycle, assets and liabilities, and reading the financial statements.
By Prof. Diane WellsBeginner · Data & AI
Build for the web from scratch: how the web works, HTML structure, CSS layout and responsive design, JavaScript and the DOM, and deploying a real site.
By Prof. Hana YusufBeginner → Intermediate · Data & AI
The end-to-end workflow: asking questions, cleaning and exploring data, the statistics you need, basic modeling, and communicating results ethically.
By Prof. Hana YusufIntroductory · Math & Logic
The math behind computer science: logic and proofs, sets and functions, number theory, induction and recursion, counting, and graphs and trees.
By Prof. Hana YusufIntermediate · Data & AI
The core CS course: Big-O analysis, arrays and linked lists, stacks and queues, sorting and searching, trees, hashing, and graph algorithms.
By Prof. Hana YusufBeginner · Data & AI
CS from first principles: computational thinking, how data is represented, programming foundations, data structures, algorithms and big ideas in computing.
By Prof. Hana YusufFoundations · Math & Logic
Build the algebra you need for calculus and beyond: expressions and factoring, equations and inequalities, functions, polynomials, and exponentials and logarithms.
By Dr. Rachel KimIntermediate · Math & Logic
The second calculus course: techniques and applications of integration, differential equations, and the convergence of sequences, series and power series.
By Dr. Rachel KimIntroductory · Math & Logic
The standard first calculus course: limits, derivatives and their applications, the integral, and the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus.
By Dr. Rachel KimIntroductory · Math & Logic
The reasoning behind the numbers: describing data, probability, distributions, confidence intervals, hypothesis testing and regression.
By Dr. Rachel KimIntroductory · Humanities
The scientific study of language: phonetics and phonology, morphology and syntax, meaning, language change, sociolinguistics and how children acquire language.
By Prof. Claire DonovanIntroductory · Humanities
Read fiction, poetry and drama with a critic’s eye: close reading, the elements of each genre, critical approaches and writing a strong literary argument.
By Prof. Claire DonovanFirst-year · Humanities
First-year composition: the rhetorical situation, a real writing process, building arguments, working with sources, and revising with style.
By Prof. Claire DonovanSurvey · all levels · Humanities
A survey from colonial America to today: revolution and the Constitution, slavery and Civil War, industrialization, the world wars, civil rights and modern America.
By Prof. Samuel OkonkwoSurvey · all levels · Humanities
From the first cities to globalization — the empires, trade networks, revolutions and turning points that shaped the modern world.
By Prof. Samuel OkonkwoSurvey · all levels · Humanities
A comparative survey of the major traditions — Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism and Daoism, Judaism, Christianity and Islam — their texts, beliefs and practices.
By Prof. Helen CrawfordIntroductory · Math & Logic
Reason rigorously: arguments, validity and soundness, informal fallacies, categorical and propositional logic, truth tables and an intro to formal proofs.
By Prof. Helen CrawfordIntroductory · Humanities
Moral philosophy done carefully: relativism and objectivity, utilitarianism, Kantian duty, virtue and care ethics, and applied problems in bioethics and justice.
By Prof. Helen CrawfordIntroductory · Humanities
The big questions, done rigorously: arguments and logic, knowledge, mind and free will, the existence of God, and the major ethical theories.
By Prof. Helen CrawfordIntroductory · Social Sciences
How anthropologists make sense of human cultures: fieldwork and ethnography, culture and language, kinship, economics, religion and globalization.
By Prof. David SternIntroductory · Social Sciences
See society with new eyes: the sociological imagination, culture, socialization, deviance, inequality, race, gender and social change.
By Prof. David SternIntroductory · Social Sciences
The standard intro to U.S. government: the Constitution and federalism, civil liberties and rights, the three branches, elections, parties and the media.
By Prof. David SternIntroductory · Social Sciences
The economy as a whole: GDP, inflation and unemployment, growth, money and banking, the business cycle, and fiscal and monetary policy.
By Prof. David SternIntroductory · Social Sciences
How individuals, firms and markets make decisions: scarcity, supply and demand, elasticity, costs, competition, monopoly and market failure.
By Prof. David SternIntroductory · Social Sciences
Human development across the lifespan: theories and methods, infancy and childhood, adolescence, adulthood and aging — cognition, emotion and relationships.
By Dr. Elena MarshIntroductory · Social Sciences
How other people shape us: the social self, attribution and attitudes, conformity and obedience, attraction, aggression and prosocial behavior.
By Dr. Elena MarshIntroductory · Social Sciences
The standard college intro: how the mind and behavior work — research methods, the brain, learning, memory, development, disorders and the social world.
By Dr. Elena MarshAll levels · Career & Comms
Communicate better one-on-one: the self and perception, verbal and nonverbal messages, listening, emotions and conflict, and communication in relationships.
By Grace LinAll levels · Career & Comms
Plan, build and deliver a speech with confidence: managing anxiety, audience analysis, research and organization, delivery, and informative and persuasive speaking.
By Grace LinAll levels · Career & Comms
Be the person whose updates land and whose ideas get backed — structured messages, executive presence and persuasive decks.
By Grace LinAll levels · Business & Finance
Win the conversations that move your career — salary and offers, vendor deals, and cross-team buy-in.
By Daniel BrooksAll levels · Business & Finance
Break into PM or level up: discovery, roadmaps, metrics and stakeholder work — the skills hiring managers actually test for.
By Daniel BrooksIntermediate · Business & Finance
Build a clean three-statement model and a DCF from scratch — the core skill for finance, FP&A and analyst roles.
By Daniel BrooksBeginner · Data & AI
Everything you need to pass the Cloud Practitioner exam and speak cloud fluently on the job — compute, storage, networking, billing and security.
By Dr. Priya NairIntermediate · Data & AI
Design, run and read experiments you can defend in a review — significance, power, and the traps that fool smart teams.
By Dr. Priya NairBeginner → Intermediate · Data & AI
Stop waiting on dashboards. Go from zero to pulling your own answers from the company database with analyst-grade queries.
By Dr. Priya NairIntermediate · Data & AI
Get dependable, review-ready output from LLMs at work — reusable patterns, evaluation, and prompts you can ship into real workflows.
By Dr. Priya Nair