DelftX MOOCs coming this fall
This summer and fall we are running 11 MOOCs. There are couple of new courses and a lot of reruns of popular courses. We also offer two self-paced courses.
All reruns will be improved based on the evaluation of prior runs. For the evaluation we use data of edx, the data of the surveys and interviews with the involved people. Another 5 new MOOCs are being produced (but haven't been announced) and last Friday we approved 3 new MOOCs.
New course: Pre-University Calculus
Prepare for Introductory Calculus courses.
Rerun: Introduction to Aeronautical Engineering
Discover the fascinating world of aviation by investigating aeronautics, aerodynamics and flight mechanics.
Rerun: Creative Problem Solving and Decision Making
Learn how to solve complex problems with analytics based decision-making and solution designs.
Rerun: Solar Energy
Discover the power of solar energy and learn how to design a complete photovoltaic system.
Rerun: Introduction to Water and Climate
Explore how climate change, water availability, and engineering innovation are key challenges for our planet.
Rerun: Industrial Biotechnology
Learn the basics of sustainable processing for biobased products to further understand their impact on global sustainability.
Rerun: Product Design: The Delft Design Approach
Learn to design meaningful products and services in this challenging design course.
Rerun: Data Analysis: Take It to the MAX()
Enhance your data analysis skills using spreadsheets and data visualization. Increase your productivity and make better business decision.
New course: The Basics of Transport Phenomena
Learn the basic framework to work on a broad spectrum of engineering problems concerning transfer of heat, mass and momentum. Learn through examples of everyday processes at home, in the lab and in industry.
Rerun: Introduction to Functional Programming
The aim of this course is to teach the foundations of functional programming and how to apply them in the real world.
New Course: Circular Economy: an introduction
Design a future that rethinks our current “take-make-waste” economy to focus on circular, innovative products and business models.
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