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Well, finally finished the 6.002 (Circuits & Electronics) course, stumbled on this site on the MITx forums, thought you guys might find it useful.
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Human-Computer Interaction Scott Klemmer Computer Science 28th May, 2012 6 weeks Coursera
Introduction to Sociology Mitchell Duneier Humanities and Social Sciences 11th Jun, 2012 6 weeks Coursera
Design and Analysis of Algorithms I (re-run) Tim Roughgarden Computer Science 11th Jun, 2012 5 weeks Coursera
Cryptography (re-run) Dan Boneh Computer Science 11th Jun, 2012 6 weeks Coursera
Edited By: c.a.o. on Jun 10, 2012 17:41
Not really. If you're looking for a job in one of the areas which the courses cover, you'd need to be educated to a higher level than these courses provide. I'd say these are for increasing your own knowledge (for fun) rather than something to boost your CV.
you can be like 'im so interested in this field i took up an extra course in my own time etc,
it varies depending on the course - i have just completed computer science 101 and will get a "Statement of Accomplishment" sent via email but this is not always the case :)
you can be like 'im so interested in this field i took up an extra course in my own time etc,
This is very true. It also does increase your knowledge base which should make the subjuect easier in uni etc. (in my case maths & further maths A Level) :)