Quantum Mechanics for Everyone
Learn the fundamental notions of quantum mechanics at a level that is accessible to everyone. This course is listed as one of the best online courses of all time by Class Central and was a finalist for the 2018 edX Prize for Exceptional Contributions to Online Teaching and Learning.
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Learner testimonials
"The course is extremely well made. The videos and step by step didactic lessons are exactly what I needed for the type of brain I have. I understand things when I can visualize and or at least bring abstraction into applied experiments. This course is full of that. "
"The course tries to explain quantum mechanics without a lot of math, specifically without calculus. The professor does this explanation using clever models and short apps with which the students can interact. It is a very effective method and reduces the mystery of quantum mechanics. No one can explain quantum mechanics in a way that humans can truly understand it but this course does an exceptional job of providing more intuition into quantum mechanics, especially for those without calculus."
"I thoroughly enjoyed "Quantum Mechanics for Everyone". This must be the best introductory course to any advanced physics topic that I have taken or seen. "
Frequently asked questions
Q: What level of math is needed for this class?
A: High school algebra and trigonometry.
Q: Is a textbook needed for this class?
A: No.
Q: Can I really learn Quantum Mechanics this way?
A: Yes, you will learn the conceptual ideas underlying quantum mechanics possibly better than undergraduate physics majors.
Q: Is this a college-level class?
A: Yes.