Free online math courseware
Open courseware
Rigorous video courses. Every chapter opens with a question worth asking and closes with the tools to answer it.
- 44Units
- 199Chapters
- 10–16Minutes per lesson
The catalog
- I
AP Chemistry
From counting atoms by weighing them to the voltage a battery can give: atoms and bonds, reactions and their rates, equilibrium and energy, told as one connected story.
- II
AP Physics 2: Algebra-Based
From molecules in a box that push on its walls to light that arrives in lumps: heat, charge, circuits, magnetism, optics and the atom, told as one connected story.
- III
AMC 10: From Problem 1 to the AIME
From five answer choices that give one away to the problems that decide an AIME ticket: algebra, counting, probability, number theory and geometry, each taught by the idea that opens the problem.
- IV
AP Physics 1: Algebra-Based
From a minus sign that does the work of an arrow to a yo-yo that loses the race by spinning: motion, force, energy, momentum and rotation, told as one connected story.
- V
AP Calculus AB
From the paradox of instant speed to volumes of revolution: the complete AB curriculum, told as one connected story.
- VI
Linear Algebra
From two lines that cross at the answer to the rotation, stretch and rotation inside every matrix: elimination, the four subspaces, projections, eigenvalues and the SVD, told as one connected story.
Videos
- I
Interest rates and bonds
Why a bond loses value when rates rise, who sets which rate and what the market has already priced in, how rates move stocks, property, credit, the dollar and the won, the cycle and the plumbing behind 2022 and 2023, then reading a headline across markets.
- II
Kubernetes
From one program on one machine to hundreds of copies kept running by one idea, desired state reconciled by controllers; then networking, rollouts and scaling, config, secrets and storage, permissions, and laying out a whole app.
- III
White holes
What a black hole's edge really does, what a black hole run backwards would be, why maths allowing something is not the same as it existing, and where the science honestly stands.