Difference between revisions of "Courses"

Latest revision as of 17:05, 13 October 2023

The Courses section will be dedicated to entry points into diverse topics of science.
More specifically, we will curate online courses, consisting of selected Wiki entries, videos, and exercises. These will help you gain an overview on the basics of specific thematical fields, understand how topics relate to each other, and receive further material to engage with. Each course may take between a day and several weeks, depending on your intended focus.

Currently, there is a selection of Wiki entries for several Leuphana university courses, for example:

Methods of Environmental Sciences
This course covers a broad cross-section of those scientific methods and approaches that are central to sustainability research as well as further Wiki entries that frame the presented methods in the light of the Wiki's conceptual perspective.

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-In this sub-wiki, you will find all entries for university courses.<br/>
+'''The Courses section will be dedicated to entry points into diverse topics of science.'''<br>
-Each of these Cources is a compilation of entries that belong to one overarching topic or theme. Some of the entries were created specifically for the course - others can be considered "remixes" of existing Wiki entries!
+More specifically, we will curate online courses, consisting of selected Wiki entries, videos, and exercises. These will help you gain an overview on the basics of specific thematical fields, understand how topics relate to each other, and receive further material to engage with. Each course may take between a day and several weeks, depending on your intended focus.
-'''[[Bachelor Statistics Lecture]]'''<br/>
+Currently, there is a selection of Wiki entries for several Leuphana university courses, for example:
-An introduction to statistics on a Bachelor level.
-'''[[Different paths to knowledge]]'''<br/>
-This course introduces the learner to the fundamentals of scientific work. It summarizes key developments in science and introduces vital concepts and considerations for current and future academic inquiry.
 '''[[Methods of Environmental Sciences]]'''<br/>
 This course covers a broad cross-section of those scientific methods and approaches that are central to sustainability research as well as further Wiki entries that frame the presented methods in the light of the Wiki's conceptual perspective.
-'''[[Master Forum]]'''<br/>
-Writing a Master thesis is hard work. This course tries to provide a collection of material and a support structure to help you on your way towards your thesis.