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Los siguientes cursos están accesibles en español y han sido traducidos por Universia:

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Special Programs
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Course #	Course Title	Term
16.21	Techniques for Structural Analysis and Design	Spring 2005
16.37J	Data Communication Networks	Fall 2002
16.653	Management in Engineering	Fall 2004
16.76J	Logistical and Transportation Planning Methods	Fall 2006
16.76J	Logistical and Transportation Planning Methods	Fall 2004
16.985J	Proseminar in Manufacturing	Fall 2005

Updated within the past 180 days	Course #	Course Title	Term
	21A.219	Law and Society	Spring 2003
	21A.340J	Technology and Culture	Fall 2006

Course #	Course Title	Term
4.125	Architecture Studio: Building in Landscapes	Fall 2002
4.184	Architectural Design Workshops: Computational Design for Housing	Spring 2002
4.240J	Urban Design Skills: Observing, Interpreting, and Representing the City	Fall 2004
4.341	Introduction to Photography	Fall 2002
4.343	Photography and Related Media	Fall 2002

Course #	Course Title	Term
7.012	Introduction to Biology	Fall 2004
7.28	Molecular Biology	Spring 2005
7.51	Graduate Biochemistry	Fall 2001

Course #	Course Title	Term
9.00	Introduction to Psychology	Fall 2004
9.57J	Language Acquisition	Fall 2001
9.591J	Language Processing	Fall 2004
9.59J	Psycholinguistics	Spring 2005
9.641J	Introduction to Neural Networks	Spring 2005
9.67	Object and Face Recognition	Spring 2001

Updated within the past 180 days	Course #	Course Title	Term
	10.792J	Proseminar in Manufacturing	Fall 2005
	10.806	Management in Engineering	Fall 2004

Course #	Course Title	Term
1.00	Introduction to Computers and Engineering Problem Solving	Spring 2005
1.061	Transport Processes in the Environment	Fall 2008
1.138J	Wave Propagation	Fall 2006
1.203J	Logistical and Transportation Planning Methods	Fall 2006
1.203J	Logistical and Transportation Planning Methods	Fall 2004
1.252J	Urban Transportation Planning	Fall 2002
1.264J	Database, Internet, and Systems Integration Technologies	Fall 2006

Updated within the past 180 days	Course #	Course Title	Term
	CMS.840	Shakespeare, Film and Media	Fall 2002
	CMS.930	Media, Education, and the Marketplace	Fall 2001

Course #	Course Title	Term
14.27	Economics and E-commerce	Fall 2000
14.271	Industrial Organization I	Fall 2005
14.33	Economics Research and Communication	Fall 2004
14.452	Macroeconomic Theory II	Spring 2007
14.54	International Trade	Fall 2006

Course #	Course Title	Term
6.002	Circuits and Electronics	Spring 2007
6.071J	Introduction to Electronics, Signals, and Measurement	Spring 2006
6.101	Introductory Analog Electronics Laboratory	Spring 2007
6.170	Laboratory in Software Engineering	Fall 2005
6.171	Software Engineering for Web Applications	Fall 2003
6.263J	Data Communication Networks	Fall 2002
6.281J	Logistical and Transportation Planning Methods	Fall 2006
6.281J	Logistical and Transportation Planning Methods	Fall 2004
6.302	Feedback Systems	Spring 2007
6.345	Automatic Speech Recognition	Spring 2003
6.542J	Laboratory on the Physiology, Acoustics, and Perception of Speech	Fall 2005
6.840J	Theory of Computation	Fall 2006
6.930	Management in Engineering	Fall 2004

Course #	Course Title	Term
ESD.216J	Logistical and Transportation Planning Methods	Fall 2006
ESD.216J	Logistical and Transportation Planning Methods	Fall 2004
ESD.225J	Urban Transportation Planning	Fall 2002
ESD.264J	Database, Internet, and Systems Integration Technologies	Fall 2006
ESD.565J	Integrating eSystems & Global Information Systems	Spring 2002

Course #	Course Title	Term
21F.019	Communicating Across Cultures	Spring 2005
21F.034	Media, Education, and the Marketplace	Fall 2001
21F.035	Topics in Culture and Globalization	Fall 2003

Course #	Course Title	Term
24.900	Introduction to Linguistics	Spring 2005
24.904J	Language Acquisition	Fall 2001
24.905J	Psycholinguistics	Spring 2005
24.945J	Language Processing	Fall 2004
24.966J	Laboratory on the Physiology, Acoustics, and Perception of Speech	Fall 2005

Course #	Course Title	Term
18.06	Linear Algebra	Spring 2010
18.155	Differential Analysis	Fall 2004
18.376J	Wave Propagation	Fall 2006
18.404J	Theory of Computation	Fall 2006
18.996	Topics in Theoretical Computer Science : Internet Research Problems	Spring 2002

Course #	Course Title	Term
2.003	Modeling Dynamics and Control I	Spring 2005
2.062J	Wave Propagation	Fall 2006
2.739J	Product Design and Development	Spring 2006
2.890J	Proseminar in Manufacturing	Fall 2005
2.96	Management in Engineering	Fall 2004

Course #	Course Title	Term
22.002	Management in Engineering	Fall 2004
22.071J	Introduction to Electronics, Signals, and Measurement	Spring 2006
22.105	Electromagnetic Interactions	Fall 2005

Course #	Course Title	Term
8.02	Physics II: Electricity and Magnetism	Spring 2007
8.02	Electricity and Magnetism	Spring 2002
8.02T	Electricity and Magnetism	Spring 2005
8.07	Electromagnetism II	Fall 2005
8.594J	Introduction to Neural Networks	Spring 2005

Course #	Course Title	Term
17.118J	Feminist Political Thought	Fall 2000
17.196	Globalization	Fall 2005
17.249J	Law and Society	Spring 2003
17.30J	Fundamentals of Public Policy	Fall 2004
17.871	Political Science Laboratory	Spring 2004

Course #	Course Title	Term
STS.035	The History of Computing	Spring 2004
STS.069	Technology in a Dangerous World	Fall 2002
STS.075J	Technology and Culture	Fall 2006

Course #	Course Title	Term
15.010	Economic Analysis for Business Decisions	Fall 2004
15.040	Game Theory for Managers	Spring 2004
15.053	Optimization Methods in Management Science	Spring 2007
15.073J	Logistical and Transportation Planning Methods	Fall 2006
15.073J	Logistical and Transportation Planning Methods	Fall 2004
15.224	Global Markets, National Politics and the Competitive Advantage of Firms	Spring 2003
15.279	Management Communication for Undergraduates	Spring 2005
15.328	Team Project	Fall 2003
15.511	Financial Accounting	Summer 2004
15.565J	Integrating eSystems & Global Information Systems	Spring 2002
15.783J	Product Design and Development	Spring 2006
15.792J	Proseminar in Manufacturing	Fall 2005
15.810	Marketing Management	Fall 2004
15.834	Marketing Strategy	Spring 2003

Course #	Course Title	Term
11.002J	Fundamentals of Public Policy	Fall 2004
11.163J	Law and Society	Spring 2003
11.204	Planning, Communications, and Digital Media	Fall 2004
11.208	Introduction to Computers in Public Management II	January IAP 2002
11.310J	Media Technology and City Design and Development	Fall 2002
11.328J	Urban Design Skills: Observing, Interpreting, and Representing the City	Fall 2004
11.380J	Urban Transportation Planning	Fall 2002
11.701	Introduction to Planning & Institutional Processes in Developing Countries	Fall 2003

Course #	Course Title	Term
21W.730-3	Consumer Culture	Fall 2002
21W.732-2	Intro to Tech Communication	Fall 2002
21W.785	Communicating in Cyberspace	Fall 2003