MIT OpenCourseWare
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Publishes the real lecture notes, problem sets and exams from MIT courses
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Peer-reviewed university textbooks you can read online or download as PDFs.
Rice University's open textbook programme: around eighty full titles across maths, the sciences, social sciences and business, each written and reviewed by academics and released under a Creative Commons licence. Every book has a web reader, a downloadable PDF and, for many, instructor answer keys. Coverage is first- and second-year survey courses, so it replaces the £70 introductory textbook rather than the specialist monograph.
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