8.05x: a free Quantum Mechanics Course from MIT

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The 8.05x: Mastering Quantum Mechanics course is a free online offering from the MIT Physics Department through edX, starting on February 10, 2015. This intermediate-level course closely follows MIT's residential 8.05 curriculum, which is part of a three-course sequence on undergraduate quantum mechanics. Participants who achieve a passing score will receive a certificate. Registration is currently open for interested learners.

PREREQUISITES
  • Intermediate understanding of Quantum Mechanics concepts
  • Familiarity with MIT's residential 8.05 course structure
  • Basic knowledge of online learning platforms, specifically edX
  • Ability to engage with course materials and assessments
NEXT STEPS
  • Explore the edX platform for additional courses in Quantum Mechanics
  • Review MIT's residential 8.05 course materials for deeper insights
  • Investigate certification options for online courses in Physics
  • Join online forums or study groups focused on Quantum Mechanics
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This discussion is beneficial for students, educators, and physics enthusiasts looking to enhance their understanding of Quantum Mechanics through structured online learning. It is particularly relevant for those interested in obtaining a certificate from a prestigious institution like MIT.

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8.05x: Mastering Quantum Mechanics is a free online intermediate level course in Quantum Mechanics to be offered by the MIT Physics Department and edX.The course will start on February 10, 2015 and will be taught by Professor Barton Zwiebach. It will follow closely MIT’s residential 8.05, the second semester of a three-course sequence on undergraduate quantum mechanics. Certificates will be offered to those who reach the passing score.
Registration of the course is open.

https://www.edx.org/course/mitx/mitx-8-05x-mastering-quantum-mechanics-2216#.VFgD3b7sXpg

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