Online Courses / First-year to early-graduate level
University Track
Courses written in formal academic English at university level. Lessons define terms precisely, weigh the evidence and end in a capstone project.
Who this track is for
Undergraduates, early-career graduates and any adult reading at that level.
Open for review
The Psychology of a Flourishing Life: Evidence-Based Habits. Eight modules, about 48 hours. All eight modules are open for review. No accounts, saved progress or certificates yet.
Courses in this track
- Computing Foundations: How Machines Solve Problems. Eight modules. Landing page and Module 1 are open; later modules are being added.
- Study Smarter: Memory, Attention and Effective Practice. Eight modules. Landing page and Module 1 are open; later modules are being added.
- Python from Zero: Writing Your First Useful Programs. Eight modules. Landing page and Module 1 are open; later modules are being added.
- Learning from Data: Principles of Predictive Models. Eight modules. Landing page and Module 1 are open; later modules are being added.
How every course works
- Visual lessonsLessons teach through animated infographics, images, tables and graphs. There are no video lectures or podcasts.
- Mastery checkpointsEach module ends with a checkpoint. You move on once you have shown you understand the module, and you can retake it as often as you need.
- A capstoneEvery course ends with a project or report that applies what you learned.
- Certificate of CompletionFinish a course and you receive a Certificate of Completion. It is not an accredited qualification and does not award academic credit or a degree.