Looking for Online Calculus-based Physics Courses with Lab Component

[Yslat]

Hey guys. So, exactly what it says: I am looking for different online options to take a Calculus-based Physics class with a lab component so I can get credit for it. It will have to be online since the colleges within a drivable distance from where I live don't seem to have any I can register for at the moment. It would be preferable if the course was self-paced, though not a necessity. As for price, free is best (duh :p), but I fully expect (and am willing) to shell out a few hundred.

As for time, final grades for the course would have to be released before June 1.

Sorry about the restrictions for those who want to and/or do reply. I really need the help here T-T...

 

[jedishrfu]

I found some online listed below. I can't really comment on them other than what they say on their webpages but perhaps you can do some further research research and call or email them.

https://mitxonline.mit.edu/courses/course-v1:MITxT+8.01.2x/

doesn't mention anything about lab work but its MIT

Colorado Community College

https://www.ccconline.org/phy2111-physics-calc-based-i-lab-sc1/

and Athabaska University in Canada:

https://www.athabascau.ca/syllabi/phys/phys204.html

 

[jedishrfu]

In closing, I think you should just sit back and enjoy a free online Khan Academy course on physics.

Do some simple experiments related to what you learned, and then when ready, go to a community college and spend what you need to get the credit.

The problem here is perseverance and overcoming boredom in a class that you've already done online but at least you get the credits.

Closing thread now.