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MIT Course #Course TitleTerm
 16.00Introduction to Aerospace Engineering and DesignSpring 2003
 16.01Unified Engineering I, II, III, & IVFall 2005
 16.02Unified Engineering I, II, III, & IVFall 2005
 16.03Unified Engineering I, II, III, & IVFall 2005
 16.04Unified Engineering I, II, III, & IVFall 2005
 16.050Thermal EnergyFall 2002
 16.06Principles of Automatic ControlFall 2003
 16.07DynamicsFall 2004
 16.100AerodynamicsFall 2005
 16.120Compressible FlowSpring 2003
 16.13Aerodynamics of Viscous FluidsFall 2003
 16.20Structural MechanicsFall 2002
 16.21Techniques for Structural Analysis and DesignSpring 2005
 16.225Computational Mechanics of MaterialsFall 2003
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16.230JPlates and ShellsSpring 2007
 16.30Estimation and Control of Aerospace SystemsSpring 2004
 16.31Feedback Control SystemsFall 2007
 16.322Stochastic Estimation and ControlFall 2004
 16.323Principles of Optimal ControlSpring 2006
 16.333Aircraft Stability and ControlFall 2004
 16.337JDynamics of Nonlinear SystemsFall 2003
 16.355JSoftware Engineering ConceptsFall 2005
 16.358JSystem SafetySpring 2005
 16.36Communication Systems EngineeringSpring 2003
 16.37JData Communication NetworksFall 2002
 16.394JInfinite Random Matrix TheoryFall 2004
 16.399Random Matrix Theory and Its ApplicationsSpring 2004
 16.410Principles of Autonomy and Decision MakingFall 2005
 16.412JCognitive RoboticsSpring 2005
 16.413Principles of Autonomy and Decision MakingFall 2005
 16.422Human Supervisory Control of Automated SystemsSpring 2004
 16.423JAerospace Biomedical and Life Support EngineeringSpring 2006
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16.456JBiomedical Signal and Image ProcessingSpring 2007
 16.512Rocket PropulsionFall 2005
 16.522Space PropulsionSpring 2004
 16.540Internal Flows in TurbomachinesSpring 2006
 16.61Aerospace DynamicsSpring 2003
 16.621Experimental Projects ISpring 2003
 16.622Experimental Projects IIFall 2003
 16.652Inventions and PatentsFall 2005
 16.653Management in EngineeringFall 2004
 16.682Prototyping AvionicsSpring 2006
 16.72Air Traffic ControlFall 2006
 16.75JAirline ManagementSpring 2006
 16.76JLogistical and Transportation Planning MethodsFall 2004
 16.76JLogistical and Transportation Planning MethodsFall 2006
 16.77JAirline Schedule PlanningSpring 2003
 16.810Engineering Design and Rapid PrototypingJanuary (IAP) 2005
 16.810Engineering Design and Rapid PrototypingJanuary (IAP) 2007
 16.812The Aerospace IndustrySpring 2004
 16.83XSpace Systems EngineeringSpring 2002
 16.851Satellite EngineeringFall 2003
 16.852JIntegrating the Lean EnterpriseFall 2005
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16.861Engineering Systems Analysis for DesignFall 2008
 16.862Engineering Risk-Benefit AnalysisSpring 2007
 16.863JSystem SafetySpring 2005
 16.881Robust System DesignSummer 1998
 16.885JAircraft Systems EngineeringFall 2004
 16.885JAircraft Systems EngineeringFall 2005
 16.886Air Transportation Systems ArchitectingSpring 2004
 16.888Multidisciplinary System Design OptimizationSpring 2004
 16.891JSpace Policy SeminarSpring 2003
 16.892JSpace System Architecture and DesignFall 2004
 16.895JEngineering Apollo: The Moon Project as a Complex SystemSpring 2007
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16.89JSpace Systems EngineeringSpring 2007
 16.901Computational Methods in Aerospace EngineeringSpring 2005
 16.910JIntroduction to Numerical Simulation (SMA 5211)Fall 2003
 16.920JNumerical Methods for Partial Differential Equations (SMA 5212)Spring 2003
 16.940JComputational GeometrySpring 2003
 16.985JProseminar in ManufacturingFall 2005
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MIT Course #Course TitleTerm
 21A.100Introduction to AnthropologyFall 2004
 21A.110Anthropological TheorySpring 2003
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21A.112Seminar in Ethnography and FieldworkSpring 2008
 21A.211Magic, Witchcraft, and the Spirit WorldFall 2003
 21A.212Myth, Ritual, and SymbolismSpring 2004
 21A.215Medical AnthropologyFall 2004
 21A.216JDilemmas in Bio-Medical Ethics: Playing God or Doing Good?Spring 2005
 21A.217Anthropology of War and PeaceFall 2004
 21A.218JIdentity and DifferenceFall 2002
 21A.218JIdentity and DifferenceSpring 2007
 21A.219Law and SocietySpring 2003
 21A.224JIntroduction to Latin American StudiesFall 2005
 21A.225JViolence, Human Rights, and JusticeFall 2004
 21A.226Ethnic and National IdentitySpring 2005
 21A.230JThe Contemporary American FamilySpring 2004
 21A.231JGender, Sexuality, and SocietySpring 2006
 21A.235American Dream: Exploring Class in the U.S.Spring 2007
 21A.240Race and ScienceSpring 2004
 21A.245JPower: Interpersonal, Organizational and Global DimensionsFall 2005
 21A.260Culture, Embodiment and the SensesFall 2005
 21A.336Marketing, Microchips and McDonalds: Debating GlobalizationSpring 2004
 21A.337JDocumenting CultureSpring 2004
 21A.338JGender, Power, and International DevelopmentFall 2003
 21A.340JTechnology and CultureFall 2006
 21A.342Environmental StrugglesFall 2004
 21A.344JDrugs, Politics, and CultureSpring 2006
 21A.344JDrugs, Politics, and CultureSpring 2003
 21A.348Photography and TruthSpring 2005
 21A.350JThe Anthropology of ComputingFall 2004
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21A.360JThe Anthropology of SoundSpring 2008
 21A.430JIntroduction to Latin American StudiesFall 2006
 21A.441The Conquest of AmericaSpring 2004
 21A.453Anthropology of the Middle EastSpring 2004
 21A.460JMedicine, Religion and Politics in Africa and the African DiasporaSpring 2005
 21A.750JSocial Theory and AnalysisFall 2004
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MIT Course #Course TitleTerm
 4.001JCityScope: New OrleansSpring 2007
 4.101Experiencing Architecture StudioSpring 2003
 4.104Architectural Design: IntentionsSpring 2004
 4.104Architecture Studio: IntentionsSpring 2005
 4.107MArch Portfolio SeminarFall 2003
 4.123Architectural Design, Level I: Perceptions and ProcessesFall 2003
 4.125Architecture Studio: Building in LandscapesFall 2002
 4.125AArchitecture Studio: Building in LandscapesFall 2005
 4.125BArchitecture Studio: Building in LandscapesFall 2005
 4.131Architectural Design, Level II: Material Essence: The Glass HouseFall 2003
 4.131BArchitectural Design, Level II: Material and Tectonic Transformations: The Herreshoff MuseumFall 2003
 4.132Architecture Design, Level II: Cuba StudioSpring 2004
 4.143Immaterial Limits: Process and DurationFall 2002
 4.144Architectural Design, Level II: New Orleans StudioSpring 2006
 4.155BArchitectural Design, Level III: A Student Center for MITFall 2004
 4.163JUrban Design Studio: ProvidenceSpring 2005
 4.163JUrban DesignFall 2003
 4.166Beijing Urban Design StudioSummer 2006
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4.166Beijing Urban Design StudioSummer 2008
 4.170Ecuador WorkshopFall 2006
 4.171The Space Between WorkshopFall 2004
 4.171Ecuador WorkshopFall 2006
 4.173Digital Mock-Up WorkshopSpring 2004
 4.175Case Studies in City FormFall 2005
 4.181Architectural Design Workshop - Rethinking Office DevelopmentSpring 2003
 4.181Architecture Design Workshop: Researching User Demand for Innovative OfficesFall 2002
 4.183Sustainable Design and Technology Research WorkshopSpring 2004
 4.184Architectural Design Workshop: Collage - Method and FormSpring 2004
 4.184Architectural Design Workshops: Computational Design for HousingSpring 2002
 4.185JBeijing Urban Design StudioSummer 2004
 4.191Introduction to Integrated DesignFall 2006
 4.195Special Problems in Architectural DesignSpring 2005
 4.196Architecture Design, Level II: Cuba StudioSpring 2004
 4.206Introduction to Design ComputingSpring 2004
 4.211JThe Once and Future CitySpring 2006
 4.212Design FabricationSpring 2003
 4.213JAdvanced Seminar: Urban Nature and City DesignFall 2005
 4.215JSensing Place: Photography as InquirySpring 2006
 4.215JSites in Sight: Photography as InquiryFall 2003
 4.220Urban Housing: Paris, London, New YorkFall 2004
 4.235JUrban Design PoliticsSpring 2003
 4.240JUrban Design Skills: Observing, Interpreting, and Representing the CityFall 2004
 4.241JTheory of City FormSpring 2004
 4.243JMedia Technology and City Design and DevelopmentSpring 2002
 4.250JIntroduction to Urban Design and DevelopmentSpring 2006
 4.252JIntroduction to Urban Design and DevelopmentFall 2006
 4.255JSite and Urban Systems PlanningSpring 2006
 4.257JProperty Rights in TransitionSpring 2005
 4.273Introduction to Design InquiryFall 2001
 4.273Introduction to Design InquiryFall 2004
 4.285Research Topics in Architecture: Citizen-Centered Design of Open Governance SystemsFall 2002
 4.285Power of Place: Media Technology, Youth, and City Design and DevelopmentSpring 2001
 4.296Furniture MakingSpring 2005
 4.297Special Problems in Architecture StudiesFall 2000
 4.301Introduction to the Visual ArtsSpring 2007
 4.302BSAD Foundations in the Visual ArtsFall 2003
 4.303Dialogue in Art, Architecture, and UrbanismFall 2003
 4.303The Production of Space: Art, Architecture and Urbanism in DialogueFall 2006
 4.322Introduction to SculptureFall 2003
 4.341Introduction to PhotographyFall 2002
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4.341Introduction to Photography and Related MediaFall 2007
 4.343Photography and Related MediaFall 2002
 4.351Introduction to VideoSpring 2004
 4.366Advanced Projects in the Visual Arts: Personal NarrativeSpring 2004
 4.367Studio Seminar in Public ArtSpring 2006
 4.370Interrogative Design WorkshopFall 2005
 4.401Introduction to Building TechnologySpring 2006
 4.406Ecologies of ConstructionSpring 2007
 4.411Building Technology LaboratorySpring 2004
 4.42JFundamentals of Energy in BuildingsFall 2003
 4.430DaylightingFall 2006
 4.440Basic Structural TheorySpring 2003
 4.441Building Technologies II: Building Structural Systems ISpring 2003
 4.442Building Technologies III: Building Structural Systems IIFall 2002
 4.448Analysis of Historic StructuresFall 2004
 4.461Building Technology I: Materials and ConstructionFall 2004
 4.462Building Technologies II: Building Structural Systems ISpring 2003
 4.463Building Technologies III: Building Structural Systems IIFall 2002
 4.463Building Technology III: Building Structural SystemsFall 2004
 4.491Form-Finding and Structural Optimization: Gaudi WorkshopFall 2004
 4.493Emergent Materials IISpring 2005
 4.493Natural Light in DesignJanuary (IAP) 2006
 4.500Introduction to Design ComputingSpring 2006
 4.501Architectural Construction and ComputationFall 2005
 4.510Digital Design FabricationFall 2005
 4.511Digital Mock-Up WorkshopSpring 2006
 4.520Computational Design I: Theory and ApplicationsFall 2005
 4.521Computational Design I: Theory and ApplicationsFall 2005
 4.580Inquiry into Computation and DesignFall 2006
 4.602Modern Art and Mass CultureSpring 2004
 4.607Thinking About Architecture: In History and At PresentFall 2002
 4.608JTopics in the Avant-Garde in Literature and CinemaSpring 2003
 4.614Religious Architecture and Islamic CulturesFall 2002
 4.615The Architecture of CairoSpring 2002
 4.638Drawings & Numbers: Five Centuries of Digital DesignFall 2002
 4.645Selected Topics in Architecture: Architecture from 1750 to the PresentFall 2004
 4.65120th Century ArtFall 2002
 4.661Theory and Method in the Study of Architecture and ArtFall 2002
 4.665Contemporary Architecture and Critical DebateSpring 2002
 4.A21Stories Without Words: Photographing the First YearFall 2006
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MIT Course #Course TitleTerm
 PE.210SCUBASpring 2007
 PE.710TennisSpring 2007
 PE.720Weight TrainingSpring 2006
 PE.730ArcherySpring 2006
 PE.740FencingSpring 2007
 PE.810SailingSpring 2007
 PE.910Physical IntelligenceJanuary (IAP) 2002
 PE.920PE for MESpring 2005
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MIT Course #Course TitleTerm
 20.010JIntroduction to Bioengineering (BE.010J)Spring 2006
 20.011JStatistical Thermodynamics of Biomolecular Systems (BE.011J)Spring 2004
 20.102Macroepidemiology (BE.102)Spring 2005
 20.104JChemicals in the Environment: Toxicology and Public Health (BE.104J)Spring 2005
 20.106JSystems MicrobiologyFall 2006
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20.109Laboratory Fundamentals in Biological EngineeringFall 2007
 20.109Laboratory Fundamentals in Biological EngineeringSpring 2006
 20.110JThermodynamics of Biomolecular SystemsFall 2005
 20.180Biological Engineering ProgrammingSpring 2006
 20.181Computation for Biological EngineersFall 2006
 20.201Mechanisms of Drug ActionsFall 2005
 20.309Biological Engineering II: Instrumentation and MeasurementFall 2006
 20.310JMolecular, Cellular, and Tissue BiomechanicsFall 2006
 20.320Biomolecular Kinetics and Cell DynamicsSpring 2006
 20.330JFields, Forces and Flows in Biological SystemsSpring 2007
 20.340JMaterials for Biomedical ApplicationsSpring 2006
 20.342Molecular Structure of Biological Materials (BE.442)Fall 2005
 20.370JQuantitative Physiology: Cells and TissuesFall 2004
 20.371JQuantitative Physiology: Organ Transport SystemsSpring 2004
 20.400JPerspectives in Biological EngineeringSpring 2006
 20.410JMolecular, Cellular and Tissue Biomechanics (BE.410J)Spring 2003
 20.411JCell-Matrix MechanicsSpring 2004
 20.420JBiomolecular Kinetics and Cellular Dynamics (BE.420J)Fall 2004
 20.430JFields, Forces, and Flows in Biological Systems (BE.430J)Fall 2004
 20.440Analysis of Biological Networks (BE.440)Fall 2004
 20.441Biomaterials-Tissue Interactions (BE.441)Fall 2003
 20.442Molecular Structure of Biological Materials (BE.442)Fall 2005
 20.450Molecular and Cellular Pathophysiology: DNA RepairSpring 2006
 20.451JDesign of Medical Devices and ImplantsSpring 2006
 20.453JBiomedical Information Technology (BE.453J)Spring 2005
 20.462JMolecular Principles of BiomaterialsSpring 2006
 20.470JQuantitative Physiology: Cells and TissuesFall 2004
 20.482JFoundations of Algorithms and Computational Techniques in Systems BiologySpring 2006
 20.483JNoninvasive Imaging in Biology and MedicineFall 2005
 20.490JFoundations of Computational and Systems BiologySpring 2004
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MIT Course #Course TitleTerm
 7.012Introduction to BiologyFall 2004
 7.013Introductory BiologySpring 2006
 7.014Introductory BiologySpring 2005
 7.02Experimental Biology & CommunicationSpring 2005
 7.02CIExperimental Biology - Communications IntensiveSpring 2005
 7.03GeneticsFall 2004
 7.06Cell BiologySpring 2007
 7.08JBiological Chemistry IISpring 2004
 7.13Experimental Microbial GeneticsFall 2003
 7.16Experimental Molecular Biology: Biotechnology IISpring 2005
 7.18Topics in Experimental BiologyFall 2005
 7.22Developmental BiologyFall 2005
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7.24JProtein Folding ProblemFall 2007
 7.27Principles of Human DiseaseSpring 2006
 7.28Molecular BiologySpring 2005
 7.29JCellular NeurobiologySpring 2005
 7.30JFundamentals of EcologyFall 2003
 7.340Avoiding Genomic Instability: DNA Replication, the Cell Cycle, and CancerFall 2006
 7.340Immune Evasion: How Sneaky Pathogens Avoid Host SurveillanceSpring 2004
 7.340Nano-life: An Introduction to Virus Structure and AssemblyFall 2005
 7.340Ubiquitination: The Proteasome and Human DiseaseFall 2004
 7.340Under the Radar Screen: How Bugs Trick Our Immune DefensesSpring 2007
 7.341Brightening up Life: Harnessing the Power of Fluorescence Imaging to Observe Biology in ActionFall 2006
 7.341DNA Damage Checkpoints: The Emergency Brake on the Road to CancerFall 2007
 7.342Cancer Biology: From Basic Research to the ClinicFall 2004
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7.342Chronic Infection and Inflammation: What are the Consequences on Your Health?Fall 2007
 7.342G-Protein Coupled Receptors: Vision and DiseaseSpring 2007
 7.342Reading the Blueprint of Life: Transcription, Stem Cells and DifferentiationFall 2006
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7.343A Love-Hate Relationship: Cholesterol in Health and DiseaseFall 2005
 7.343Neuron-glial Cell Interactions in Biology and DiseaseSpring 2007
 7.343Photosynthesis: Life from LightFall 2006
 7.343Protein Folding, Misfolding and Human DiseaseFall 2004
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7.343Sophisticated Survival Skills of Simple MicroorganismsSpring 2008
 7.343The Radical Consequences of Respiration: Reactive Oxygen Species in Aging and DiseaseFall 2007
 7.344Antibiotics, Toxins, and Protein EngineeringSpring 2007
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7.344Directed Evolution: Engineering BiocatalystsSpring 2008
 7.344RNA Interference: A New Tool for Genetic Analysis and TherapeuticsFall 2004
 7.344The Fountain of Life: From Dolly to Customized Embryonic Stem CellsFall 2007
 7.345Evolution of the Immune SystemSpring 2005
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7.346Synaptic Plasticity and Memory, from Molecules to BehaviorFall 2007
 7.349Biological Computing: At the Crossroads of Engineering and ScienceSpring 2005
 7.36JFoundations of Computational and Systems BiologySpring 2004
 7.38JIntroduction to Bioengineering (BE.010J)Spring 2006
 7.391Concept-Centered TeachingFall 2005
 7.391Concept-Centered TeachingSpring 2006
 7.51Graduate BiochemistryFall 2001
 7.547JPrinciples and Practice of Drug DevelopmentFall 2005
 7.548JPerspectives in Biological EngineeringSpring 2006
 7.58Molecular BiologySpring 2005
 7.59JTeaching College-Level ScienceSpring 2006
 7.60Cell Biology: Structure and Functions of the NucleusSpring 2006
 7.66JCognitive & Behavioral GeneticsSpring 2001
 7.67JGenetic NeurobiologyFall 2005
 7.68JCellular and Molecular Neurobiology: The Brain and Cognitive Sciences IIISpring 2003
 7.69JDevelopmental NeurobiologySpring 2005
 7.72Developmental BiologyFall 2005
 7.81JSystems BiologyFall 2004
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7.88JProtein Folding ProblemFall 2007
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7.89Topics in Computational and Systems BiologyFall 2007
 7.90JComputational Functional GenomicsSpring 2005
 7.91JFoundations of Computational and Systems BiologySpring 2004
 7.92JNeurology, Neuropsychology, and Neurobiology of AgingSpring 2005
 7.931Concept-Centered TeachingFall 2005
 7.931Concept-Centered TeachingSpring 2006
 7.98JNeural Plasticity in Learning and DevelopmentSpring 2002
 7.A12Freshman Seminar: Structural Basis of Genetic Material: Nucleic AcidsFall 2005
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MIT Course #Course TitleTerm
 9.00Introduction to PsychologyFall 2004
 9.00PIntroduction to PsychologyFall 2001
 9.01Introduction to NeuroscienceFall 2004
 9.01Neuroscience and BehaviorFall 2003
 9.011The Brain and Cognitive Sciences IFall 2002
 9.012The Brain and Cognitive Sciences IISpring 2006
 9.012The Brain and Cognitive Sciences IISpring 2002
 9.013JCellular and Molecular Neurobiology: The Brain and Cognitive Sciences IIISpring 2003
 9.02Brain LaboratorySpring 2002
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9.03Neural Basis of Learning and MemoryFall 2007
 9.036The Visual SystemSpring 2005
 9.04Neural Basis of Vision and AuditionFall 2006
 9.044JBrain Mechanisms for Hearing and SpeechFall 2005
 9.05Neural Basis of MovementSpring 2003
 9.07Statistical Methods in Brain and Cognitive ScienceSpring 2004
 9.081Human Memory and LearningFall 2002
 9.09JCellular NeurobiologySpring 2005
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9.10Cognitive NeuroscienceSpring 2006
 9.110JNeurology, Neuropsychology, and Neurobiology of AgingSpring 2005
 9.12Experimental Molecular NeurobiologyFall 2006
 9.14Brain Structure and its OriginsSpring 2005
 9.15Biochemistry and Pharmacology of Synaptic TransmissionFall 2007
 9.150Biochemistry and Pharmacology of Synaptic TransmissionFall 2007
 9.16Cellular NeurophysiologySpring 2002
 9.173JNoninvasive Imaging in Biology and MedicineFall 2005
 9.18Developmental NeurobiologySpring 2005
 9.181JDevelopmental NeurobiologySpring 2005
 9.19JCognitive & Behavioral GeneticsSpring 2001
 9.20Animal BehaviorFall 2005
 9.201Advanced Animal BehaviorSpring 2000
 9.22JA Clinical Approach to the Human BrainFall 2006
 9.250Evolutionary PsychologySpring 1999
 9.285JNeural Coding and Perception of SoundSpring 2005
 9.29JIntroduction to Computational NeuroscienceSpring 2004
 9.301JNeural Plasticity in Learning and DevelopmentSpring 2002
 9.322JGenetic NeurobiologyFall 2005
 9.35Sensation and PerceptionSpring 2004
 9.357Special Topics in Vision ScienceFall 2001
 9.373Somatosensory and Motor SystemsSpring 2002
 9.402Language and ThoughtFall 2002
 9.458Parkinson's Disease WorkshopSummer 2006
 9.459Scene Understanding SymposiumSpring 2006
 9.51Affective Priming at Short and Extremely Short ExposuresSpring 2003
 9.520Statistical Learning Theory and ApplicationsSpring 2006
 9.520Statistical Learning Theory and ApplicationsSpring 2003
 9.520-ANetworks for Learning: Regression and ClassificationSpring 2001
 9.52-AInvestigating the Neural Substrates of Remote Memory using fMRISpring 2003
 9.52-BTopics in Brain and Cognitive Sciences Human EthologySpring 2001
 9.52-CComputational Cognitive ScienceSpring 2003
 9.530Cellular and Molecular ComputationSpring 2000
 9.531JSystems BiologyFall 2004
 9.56JAbnormal LanguageFall 2004
 9.57JLanguage AcquisitionFall 2001
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9.587JThe Lexicon and Its FeaturesSpring 2007
 9.591JLanguage ProcessingFall 2004
 9.59JPsycholinguisticsSpring 2005
 9.601JLanguage Acquisition ISpring 2002
 9.611JNatural Language and the Computer Representation of KnowledgeSpring 2003
 9.63Laboratory in Cognitive ScienceFall 2005
 9.63Laboratory in Cognitive ScienceFall 2002
 9.641JIntroduction to Neural NetworksSpring 2005
 9.65Cognitive ProcessesSpring 2004
 9.660JComputational Cognitive ScienceFall 2004
 9.66JComputational Cognitive ScienceFall 2004
 9.67Object and Face RecognitionSpring 2001
 9.675The Development of Object and Face RecognitionSpring 2006
 9.68Affect: Biological, Psychological, and Social Aspects of FeelingsSpring 2005
 9.69Foundations of CognitionSpring 2003
 9.70Social PsychologySpring 2005
 9.71Functional MRI of High-Level VisionFall 2004
 9.74Foundations of Human Memory and LearningSpring 2002
 9.75JPsychology of GenderSpring 2003
 9.85Infant and Early Childhood CognitionFall 2005
 9.911Reasonable Conduct in ScienceJanuary (IAP) 2002
 9.912Special Topics in Brain and Cognitive SciencesFall 2001
 9.912JIntroduction to Computational NeuroscienceSpring 2004
 9.913Pattern Recognition for Machine VisionFall 2004
 9.913-AIntensive NeuroanatomyJanuary (IAP) 2002
 9.916Modularity, Domain-specificity, and the Organization of KnowledgeFall 2001
 9.916The Neural Basis of Visual Object Recognition in Monkeys and HumansSpring 2005
 9.916-AProbability and Causality in Human CognitionSpring 2003
 9.93Cognitive Neuroscience of Remembering: Creating and Controlling MemoryJanuary (IAP) 2002
 9.93Marathon Moral Reasoning LaboratoryJanuary (IAP) 2007
 9.95-AResearch Topics in NeuroscienceJanuary (IAP) 2003
 9.96Experimental Methods of Adjustable Tetrode Array NeurophysiologyJanuary (IAP) 2001
 9.97Introduction to NeuroanatomyJanuary (IAP) 2003
 9.98Language and MindJanuary (IAP) 2003
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MIT Course #Course TitleTerm
 10.002JIntroduction to Numerical Analysis for Engineering (13.002J)Spring 2005
 10.010JIntroduction to Bioengineering (BE.010J)Spring 2006
 10.302Transport ProcessesFall 2004
 10.32Separation ProcessesSpring 2005
 10.333JIntroduction to Modeling and SimulationSpring 2006
 10.34Numerical Methods Applied to Chemical EngineeringFall 2005
 10.34Numerical Methods Applied to Chemical EngineeringFall 2006
 10.37Chemical and Biological Reaction EngineeringSpring 2007
 10.391JSustainable EnergyJanuary (IAP) 2007
 10.391JSustainable EnergySpring 2005
 10.392JFundamentals of Advanced Energy ConversionSpring 2004
 10.40Chemical Engineering ThermodynamicsFall 2003
 10.420Molecular Aspects of Chemical EngineeringFall 2004
 10.442Biochemical EngineeringSpring 2005
 10.445Separation Processes for Biochemical ProductsSummer 2005
 10.44JStatistical Thermodynamics of Complex LiquidsSpring 2004
 10.450Process Dynamics, Operations, and ControlSpring 2006
 10.467Polymer Science LaboratoryFall 2005
 10.490Integrated Chemical Engineering IFall 2006
 10.491Integrated Chemical Engineering IISpring 2006
 10.492-1Integrated Chemical Engineering Topics I: Process Control by DesignFall 2004
 10.492-2Integrated Chemical Engineering Topics I: Introduction to BiocatalysisFall 2004
 10.52Mechanics of FluidsSpring 2006
 10.520Molecular Aspects of Chemical EngineeringFall 2004
 10.536JThermal Hydraulics in Power TechnologySpring 2007
 10.537Molecular, Cellular and Tissue Biomechanics (BE.410J)Spring 2003
 10.538JBiomolecular Kinetics and Cellular Dynamics (BE.420J)Fall 2004
 10.539JFields, Forces, and Flows in Biological Systems (BE.430J)Fall 2004
 10.542Biochemical EngineeringSpring 2005
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10.543JProtein Folding ProblemFall 2007
 10.545Separation Processes for Biochemical ProductsSummer 2005
 10.547JPrinciples and Practice of Drug DevelopmentFall 2005
 10.548JTumor Pathophysiology and Transport PhenomenaFall 2005
 10.569Synthesis of PolymersFall 2006
 10.571JAtmospheric Physics and ChemistrySpring 2006
 10.652JKinetics of Chemical ReactionsSpring 2003
 10.675JComputational Quantum Mechanics of Molecular and Extended SystemsFall 2004
 10.702Experimental Biology & CommunicationSpring 2005
 10.702CIExperimental Biology - Communications IntensiveSpring 2005
 10.74JRadiative TransferSpring 2006
 10.792JProseminar in ManufacturingFall 2005
 10.805JTechnology, Law, and the Working EnvironmentSpring 2006
 10.806Management in EngineeringFall 2004
 10.816Engineering Risk-Benefit AnalysisSpring 2007
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MIT Course #Course TitleTerm
 5.04Principles of Inorganic Chemistry IIFall 2004
 5.05Principles of Inorganic Chemistry IIISpring 2005
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5.067Crystal Structure RefinementFall 2007
 5.068Physical Methods in Inorganic ChemistrySpring 2005
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5.069Crystal Structure AnalysisSpring 2008
 5.08JBiological Chemistry IISpring 2004
 5.111Principles of Chemical ScienceFall 2005
 5.112Principles of Chemical ScienceFall 2005
 5.12Organic Chemistry ISpring 2005
 5.12Organic Chemistry ISpring 2003
 5.13Organic Chemistry IIFall 2003
 5.13Organic Chemistry IISpring 2003
 5.13Organic Chemistry IIFall 2006
 5.301Chemistry Laboratory TechniquesJanuary (IAP) 2004
 5.302Introduction to Experimental ChemistryJanuary (IAP) 2005
 5.310Laboratory ChemistrySpring 2003
 5.311Introductory Chemical ExperimentationFall 2005
 5.32Intermediate Chemical ExperimentationSpring 2003
 5.33Advanced Chemical Experimentation and InstrumentationFall 2007
 5.43Advanced Organic ChemistrySpring 2007
 5.44Organometallic ChemistryFall 2004
 5.451Chemistry of Biomolecules IFall 2005
 5.46Organic Structure DeterminationSpring 2007
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5.48JProtein Folding ProblemFall 2007
 5.512Synthetic Organic Chemistry IISpring 2005
 5.60Thermodynamics & KineticsSpring 2007
 5.601JThermodynamics of Biomolecular SystemsFall 2005
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5.61Physical ChemistryFall 2007
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5.62Physical Chemistry IISpring 2008
 5.675JComputational Quantum Mechanics of Molecular and Extended SystemsFall 2004
 5.68JKinetics of Chemical ReactionsSpring 2003
 5.73Introductory Quantum Mechanics IFall 2002
 5.73Introductory Quantum Mechanics IFall 2005
 5.74Introductory Quantum Mechanics IISpring 2007
 5.74Introductory Quantum Mechanics IISpring 2004
 5.76Molecular Spectra and Molecular StructureSpring 1996
 5.92