>ain't got shit to do in the summer. >considering

Online courses are AIDS.

>>8205979
how so? do u disregard the possibility of learning something useful from an online course?

>>8205975
>signed up for robotics
>forgot about it
>signed up for theoretical xenobiology
>forgot about it
Just don't forget, anon. Good luck.

>>8205975
Finished Cybrary course last month. Can't complain.

>>8205983

For me I like being able to interface with my classmates and the instructor. I can't stand online courses because there's not face-to-face human interaction. I like interacting with people and studying with classmates.

>>8205985

>xenobiology

So would the aliens from Alien have balls or not

>>8205990
That's a big step for an autist, well done, anon.

>>8205991
Are they sexually dimorphic?

>>8205994

I'm good at socially disguising myself as a normie.

>>8205996
Nice.

>>8205995
>Are they sexually dimorphic?
They do have a queen.
Are you even trying????

>>8205979
/thread

>>8205990

>I like interacting with people and studying with classmates.

Eww.

I would recommend the intro physics course via the MIT website. There isn't a schedule but all the lecture videos and materials are there for you to work on at your own pace.

pick up a logic book anon or read some comfy philosophy

Try finding an online linear algebra course. I know what you might be asking, "is it worth it?" In my opinion, linear algebra is one of the most useful mathematics you could know if you're interested in a lot of chemistry and/or physics.

>>8205975
You can take free non-credit online classes on coursera.org

I did their engineering statics course. It was only 5 weeks so it covered only half the material. Weekly multiple choice quizzes. Not very difficult material. Something to do.

>>8206178
>at your own pace
>in other words, watch a lecture then never go back to it

That's the problem with MIT's stuff is there's no schedule.