In 2003, MIT officially launched OpenCourseWare, an online platform through which absolutely anyone can access the same course content as paying students for free. The architecture section boasts over 100 undergraduate and graduate level courses, complete with downloadable lecture notes, assignments, reading lists, and in many cases, examples of past student work. Even though you won’t receive feedback from professors or certification for completing coursework, having free access to the oldest architecture department in the United States’ teachings is nevertheless an amazing resource.
Internet is really a tool of excellence, and important to keep open for everyone.
Some classes are more structured and include a set lesson plan, homework assignments, quizzes and the option to receive a certificate at the end, others can be set at your own pace and approached more independently.
See all MIT OpenCourseWare architecture courses here.
