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                          <td> Learn several fundamental principles of
                            advanced algorithm design: greedy algorithms
                            and applications, dynamic programming and
                            applications, NP-completeness and what it
                            means for the algorithm designer, the design
                            and analysis of heuristics, and more.
                            (Free.)</td>
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                            school teachers to improve the quality of
                            student-to-student discourse during
                            classroom instruction. Learn the importance
                            of students’ ability to understand the
                            reasoning of others, and how to improve
                            their engagement skills through
                            back-and-forth dialogue. (Free, with fee
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                          <td> Opens April 20</td>
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                          <td> Protect information in computer systems
                            by understanding the security of
                            cryptographic constructions and applying
                            this knowledge in the real world. (Free.)</td>
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                                  Deeper: The Form and Function of
                                  Manuscripts</u></span></a></td>
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                          <td> Part two of the "Digging Deeper" course.
                            Learn how medieval manuscripts are
                            interpreted, conserved, and disseminated
                            today. Study some of the most significant
                            and beautiful books held by the university
                            libraries of Cambridge and Stanford. Look at
                            the development of music, move beyond the
                            European tradition to study non-Western
                            manuscripts, and see how digital methods are
                            allowing for new inquiry and posing new
                            problems. (Free.)</td>
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                                  Game Playing</u></span></a></td>
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                          <td> General game players are computer systems
                            able to play strategy games based solely on
                            formal game descriptions supplied at
                            "runtime."  (In other words, they don't know
                            the rules until the game starts.) Learn
                            about general game playing (GGP) and develop
                            GGP programs capable of competing against
                            humans and other programs in GGP
                            competitions. (Free.)</td>
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                                  to Learn in Science</u></span></a></td>
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                          <td> Designed for science teachers to help
                            students read for comprehension in science.
                            Learn how to recognize the unique challenges
                            posed by science texts and how to help
                            students overcome them. Learn specific
                            strategies for supporting student
                            comprehension before, during, and after
                            reading. Acquire the skills to foster
                            productive discussion around scientific
                            ideas and texts. (Free.)</td>
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                                  Geomechanics</u></span></a></td>
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                          <td> Opens March 31</td>
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                          <td> Designed for geoscientists, engineers,
                            and research scientists. Learn about a wide
                            range of geomechanical problems that arise
                            during the exploitation of oil and gas
                            reserves. (Free.)</td>
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                                  Entrepreneurship: Part 2</u></span></a></td>
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                          <td> Opens April 13</td>
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                          <td> Learn the fundamentals of technology
                            entrepreneurship in part two of this
                            introductory course. Create and verify a
                            plan for gathering resources such as talent
                            and capital. Develop a business model to
                            market and sell an entrepreneurial idea.
                            Turn problems into opportunities that can be
                            used in larger companies and other settings.
                            (Free.)</td>
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                                  Premodern Poems by Women</u></span></a></td>
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                          <td> Opens March 31</td>
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                          <td> Read ten significant premodern poems by
                            women. Learn how poets have fashioned life
                            experience into verse, how to discuss
                            poetry, and what poetry means for each of us
                            today. Participate in forum discussions, and
                            hear talks by Professor Eavan Boland as well
                            as other scholars and practicing poets.
                            (Free.)</td>
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                          Body in the World: Adapting to Your Next Big
                          Adventure</u></span></a></td>
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                  <td> Opens April 21</td>
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                  <td> Hear from top scientists and adventurers in the
                    field and learn how the human body responds to cold,
                    heat, stress, age, altitude, g-forces, diving and
                    zero gravity. Follow the instructors virtually as
                    they travel to locations like Pikes Peak and
                    experience the effects of high altitude, and as they
                    jump from a plane in the Nevada desert to explore
                    the physiologic responses to extreme stress. (Free.)</td>
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                              More&gt;</span></span></u></span></a></td>
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