Duke University Lessons for 17yo Student: Maths, Physics, CS & More

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A 17-year-old student has begun an Introduction to Astronomy course on Coursera and is seeking additional learning resources in mathematics, physics, and computer science. They express a desire for courses that can enhance their university preparation and CV, despite limited free time due to school commitments. One suggestion offered is Leonard Susskind's "Theoretical Minimum" lecture series, which the student finds appealing. The discussion encourages further recommendations for engaging and relevant courses. Overall, the focus is on finding enriching educational opportunities that align with the student's interests and future goals.
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Hello, I am a student nearly 17 years old, i have recently started doing my first class in coursera Introduction to astronomy from Duke university. Do you guys have some interesting lessons to start later? I am intersting in mathematics, physics and computer science, logic and foundations of mathematics. Any suggestions would be interesting. I don't care if the lesson is self paced or not.However i don't have much free time left to do what i want due to school obligations and extracurricular lessons :( i just want to learn some cool stuff that will help me later with my university studies, enrich my CV and generally speaking make me "complete"
 
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Thank you Adrian ;) it seems pretty interesting!...If you guys have anything else let me know :)
 

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