This is actually pretty useless. None of the courses seem to have video or transcrupts - only "notes" are present. Think powerpoint. How much can you learn about finance from powerpoint? Some courses actually even lack half of the notes.
This MIT courseware thingie might be a good idea, but implementation leaves a lot to be desired.
If anyone knows a good source on entreprenial finance please chime in.
This is awesome, I'm really enjoying the recent wave of great schools posting their full class lectures and materials online and specifically iTunes U.
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This is actually pretty useless. None of the courses seem to have video or transcrupts - only "notes" are present. Think powerpoint. How much can you learn about finance from powerpoint? Some courses actually even lack half of the notes.
This MIT courseware thingie might be a good idea, but implementation leaves a lot to be desired.
If anyone knows a good source on entreprenial finance please chime in.
Read the textbooks. You don't even have to leave your computer, I think the entire Wiley Finance collection is also available in ebook form.
Start out learning the basics of accounting, then move onto financial topics. That's how I did it.
I will gladly make suggestions if necessary.
Which text books? I don't think there are texbooks for the courses I looked at. For example, http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/Sloan-School-of-Management/15-431E...
Or did I miss it?
This is awesome, I'm really enjoying the recent wave of great schools posting their full class lectures and materials online and specifically iTunes U.