I listed some of my nearest recollection of series I've watched that I use frequently. These course range from many open course series by professor across different universities. I graduated college with a Business Finance degree but made time for other learning...
I've found over the years that learning new topics excites me and sparks new creative ideas I may have not had previously.
It may be of interest to also view the books I've read View here which also very in topics. I thought adding these would also show gaps in the readings I've done.
I also want to note that this does not include Linkedin Learnings where I learned a plethora of information or other course sites.
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Stochastic processes - University of Calgary (Geoffrey Messier)Watch Playlist
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Statistics 110 - Probability - Harvard UniversityWatch Playlist
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Power and Politics in Today's World - YaleWatch Playlist
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Political Philosophy - Yale CoursesWatch Playlist
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Philosophy of Language - University of ChicagoWatch Playlist
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Physics: Electricity and Magnetism - MITWatch Playlist
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Financial Theory - YaleWatch Playlist
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Financial Markets - YaleWatch Playlist
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Operating SystemsWatch Playlist
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Brain and BehaviorWatch Playlist
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Organic Chemistry (OChem) - UC IrvineView Course Page
After learning about probability there was still an itch to learn more about Markov Processes and Monte Carlo simulations. For financial theory this was an interesting start to learn more.
I remember learning on Linkedin learning about datasets and such and needed something to elevate my understanding. This was before I took statistics in college that introduced a portion of the content here. This video series was however much more indepth, mathematical and interesting.
Particularly liked this proffessors teaching style, sometimes I start some series but don't finish due to the teaching style. This is a pretty timeless series for beginning probability
Fascinating perspective getting us to the current state of the world of geopolitics. Partial inspired after reading Strategy
An incredible journey of philosophy After/during watching this I decided to read some books and am still reading more on these movements.
Not exactly sure how I came upon this. There is a bit of convergence between the philosophy of language and the broader philosophy of the mind. They are intertwined in this series. I love learning languages and they way they are used so this sounded interesting. This inspired me to learn more about logical operators.
Took a lot more out of this then I thought I would. From Auroras and rainbows that have applicability in photography. Very interesting for learning about the world around us.
After watching and listening to financials by Robert shiller this was almost a no brainer
I started watching this in highschool from pure interest in financial markets. Extremely informative- however today very outdated. Still an interesting history course
Learned a bit when I was working in a pharmacy.
I should probably rewatch and look at some of my notes. More of a hustle after studying for Chemistry on my own trying to pass the credit exam in a few months. At some point I realized the utility of this was. I still see applications here and there
An itch for more economics. Interestingly this one was created in Berlin so I also learned some German business vocab...
Incredibly good, short videos. Crystal structure and properties of deformation.