Online mechanics course this summer

[CFredericks]

Greetings!

The research group I work in at MIT has created a physics course on edX this summer. It's a review of Newtonian mechanics - force, energy, angular momentum, and so forth - and I thought some folks here might be interested in it.

Here's a link with some more info and registration:
https://www.edx.org/courses/MITx/8.MReV/2013_Summer/about

Teachers especially might be interested - we can offer CEUs through the American Association of Physics Teachers for those who complete the course. The course itself is free; the CEU certificate has a fee associated.

--Colin Fredericks

 

[eljose79]

Dear Colin Fredericks,

Thank you for sharing this information about your physics course on edX. As a fellow scientist, I am always excited to hear about new opportunities for learning and expanding our knowledge in the field of physics. I am sure that many people, including myself, will be interested in taking this course, especially since it is offered by a renowned institution like MIT.

I appreciate that the course covers important topics in Newtonian mechanics, which serves as the foundation for understanding many concepts in physics. It is also great to hear that you are offering CEUs for teachers who complete the course. This will not only benefit them professionally, but also enhance their ability to teach these concepts to their students.

I will definitely be sharing this information with my colleagues and peers, and I hope that many others in the scientific community will do the same. Thank you for your dedication to promoting education and knowledge in the field of physics. I wish you all the best with your course and future endeavors.