Mathematics
No. of
Lectures
Duration
(hrs:min)
High School Level
Basic Math
Mary Pyo, M.A.
80
35:18
Pre Algebra
Nancy Fung, M.Ed.
62
19:30
Algebra I
Eric Smith
61
18:58
Algebra I
Dr. Carleen Eaton, M.D.
63
22:45
Algebra II
Dr. Carleen Eaton, M.D.
72
34:11
Geometry
Mary Pyo, M.A.
89
58:08
Trigonometry
Dr. William Murray, Ph.D.
23
15:23
Precalculus
Prof. Vincent Selhorst-Jones
89
58:54
Math Analysis
Prof. Vincent Selhorst-Jones
89
58:54
AP Calculus AB
Prof. Raffi Hovasapian
66
44:00
AP Calculus BC
Prof. John Zhu, M.B.A.
33
8:39
AP Statistics
Prof. Sandahl Nelson
18
15:04
No. of
Lectures
Duration
(hrs:min)
College / University Level
Gen. Statistics
Dr. Ji Son, Ph.D.
49
36:33
Gen. Statistics
Dr. Philip Yates, Ph.D.
44
16:23
Probability
Dr. William Murray, Ph.D.
35
30:47
College Calculus: Level I
Dr. Jenny Switkes, Ph.D.
39
15:13
College Calculus: Level II
Dr. William Murray, Ph.D.
23
12:09
Multivariable Calculus
Prof. Raffi Hovasapian
43
23:37
Linear Algebra
Prof. Raffi Hovasapian
34
23:32
Differential Equations
Dr. William Murray, Ph.D.
30
26:33
Science
No. of
Lectures
Duration
(hrs:min)
Chemistry
General Chemistry
Dr. Franklin Ow, Ph.D.
24
16:21
Gen. Chemistry
Dr. Harold Goldwhite, Ph.D.
34
35:20
AP Chemistry
Prof. Raffi Hovasapian
70
60:26
Biochemistry
Prof. Raffi Hovasapian
63
46:39
Organic Chemistry
Dr. Laurie Starkey, Ph.D.
42
54:03
Organic Chemistry Lab
Dr. Laurie Starkey, Ph.D.
16
17:07
Physical Chemistry
Prof. Raffi Hovasapian
93
67:52
Physics
Physics – High School (Theory & Application)
Prof. Vincent Selhorst-Jones, M.F.A.
34
22:46
AP Physics 1 & 2
Prof. Dan Fullerton, M.S.
92
24:35
AP Physics C: Mechanics
Prof. Dan Fullerton, M.S.
29
15:28
AP Physics C: Electricity & Magnetism
Prof. Dan Fullerton, M.S.
26
14:27
AP Physics B
Dr. Radi Jishi, Ph.D.
35
86:03
AP Physics C: Mechanics
Dr. Radi Jishi, Ph.D.
40
48:11
AP Physics C: Electricity Magnetism
Dr. Radi Jishi, Ph.D.
32
41:08
No. of
Lectures
Duration
(hrs:min)
Biology
Life Science (Middle School)
Nehlia McIntyre, M.Ed.
34
12:36
Regular Biology
California Regents
69
21:01
Anatomy & Physiology
Prof. Bryan Cardella, M.Ed.
27
19:01
General Biology
Prof. Bryan Cardella, M.Ed.
37
24:56
AP Biology
Dr. Carleen Eaton, M.D.
60
55:40
AP Environmental Science
Prof. Bryan Cardella, M.Ed.
29
23:21
Microbiology
Dr. Catherine Carpenter, Ph.D.
44
20:01
Molecular Biology
Dr. Michael Philips, Ph.D.
14
14:49
Psychology
Intro to Psychology
Prof. Michael Wheeler
31
12:04
AP Psychology
Charles Schallhorn, M.Ed.
68
39:04
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AP US History
Prof. Elizabeth Turro
63
48:20
AP World History
Prof. Ronald Schooler
70
37:05
Programming
No. of
Lectures
Duration
(hrs:min)
HTML Training
Prof. Brenton Strine, M.S.
20
9:14
HTML 5
Prof. Jim Hague, M.S.
30
6:49
Intro to Ruby Programming
Prof. Justin Mui
22
11:24
Web Design & E-Commerce
Prof. Steven Echavarria, M.S.
18
8:36
Introduction to C++
Prof. Alvin Sylvain, M.S.
16
9:20
Intermediate Level C++
Prof. Alvin Sylvain, M.S.
16
12:30
CSS Intro
Prof. Brenton Strine, M.S.
23
12:20
Java
Prof. Maury Hillstrom, M.S.
10
5:30
AP CompSci: Intro to Java
Prof. Tom Quayle, M.S.
25
12:34
JavaScript
Prof. Maury Hillstrom, M.S.
10
5:54
Introduction to PHP
Prof. Matthew M., M.Eng.
42
22:47
Advanced PHP Training w/ mySQL
Prof. Matthew M., M.Eng.
47
23:43
C#
Prof. John Snape
59
23:49
Visual Basic
Prof. John Snape
62
26:29
XML Training
Prof. Scott Anderson, M.S.
15
4:34
Software Training
No. of
Lectures
Duration
(hrs:min)
QuickBooks (How-To Guide)
Prof. Aaron Woolley
25
8:29
MATLAB
Prof. Arash Vafanejad
28
5:46
Excel Power Query
Bryan Hong
12
3:12
Excel VLOOKUP Fundamentals
Bryan Hong
6
1:13
Microsoft Excel Formulas
Bryan Hong
18
0:51
Microsoft Excel Keyboard Shortcuts
Bryan Hong
6
0:20
Microsoft OneNote
Bryan Hong
14
0:55
Microsoft Outlook Fundamentals
Bryan Hong
10
0:31
Microsoft Power BI
Bryan Hong
6
1:34
Microsoft PowerPoint Fundamentals
Bryan Hong
10
0:23
Microsoft Teams
Bryan Hong
11
1:32
Microsoft Word Fundamentals
Bryan Hong
10
0:27
SQL - Master SQL Database Queries
Bryan Hong
14
1:38
Zoom - Master Video Conferencing
Bryan Hong
9
0:37
No. of
Lectures
Duration
(hrs:min)
Adobe Dreamweaver CC
Prof. Candyce Mairs (Adobe Certified)
152
22:32
Adobe Dreamweaver CS6
Prof. Candyce Mairs (Adobe Certified)
132
18:50
Adobe Photoshop CS6
Prof. Michael Brown (Adobe Certified)
59
19:21
Photoshop Designs to Code
Prof. Candyce Mairs (Adobe Certified)
55
6:55
Edge Animate CC
Chris Grover
66
6:10
jQuery Mobile
Prof. Candyce Mairs (Adobe Certified)
52
5:25
Adobe Illustrator CS6
Prof. Howard Simpson
20
7:31
Adobe Premiere Pro CS6
Prof. John Snape (Adobe Certified)
29
15:25
Adobe Premiere Elements 11
Prof. John Snape (Adobe Certified)
15
6:36
ColdFusion 9
Prof. Candyce Mairs (Adobe Certified)
38
4:15
ColdFusion 9: Application Framework
Prof. Candyce Mairs (Adobe Certified)
40
4:55
Fireworks CS6: Web Workflow
Prof. Candyce Mairs (Adobe Certified)
43
4:19
Adobe Photoshop Elements 11
Prof. Michael Brown (Adobe Certified)
47
15:51
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No. of
Lectures
Duration
(hrs:min)
English Language
English Grammar
Prof. Rebekah Hendershot
32
8:55
Advanced English Grammar
Prof. Rebekah Hendershot
28
6:01
English Composition
Prof. Joel Gonzaga
32
11:18
Application Essays
Prof. Rebekah Hendershot
10
2:28
AP English Language & Composition
Prof. Rebekah Hendershot
28
6:38
AP English Literature & Composition
Prof. Rebekah Hendershot
35
18:14
Shakespeare: Plays & Sonnets
Prof. Rebekah Hendershot
17
7:16
Reading Comprehension
Prof. Joel Gonzaga
29
7:13
Spanish Language
AP Spanish
Prof. Patricia Ponce de Leon
18
9:58
Art & Music
No. of
Lectures
Duration
(hrs:min)
Art & Music
AP Studio Art 2-D
Jessica Spinella
21
3:46
Music Theory
Music Composition
Prof. Laura Ryan, M.A.
20
9:31
Music Theory
Prof. Laura Ryan, M.A.
27
10:56
Music History & Appreciation
Dr. Cory Hills
29
7:22
Music Production
Learn Piano for Beatmakers and Producers
Riley Weller (GratuiTous)
25
2:07
FL Studio Beginners Course
Riley Weller (GratuiTous)
19
4:13
Essential Gear Needed to Make Beats
Riley Weller (GratuiTous)
19
2:09
Advanced Music Production Secrets
Riley Weller (GratuiTous)
29
2:41
FL Studio Intermediate Course
Riley Weller (GratuiTous)
17
4:35
Song Structure and Arrangement Music Course
Riley Weller (GratuiTous)
15
2:29
Foundational Drum Loop Basics
Riley Weller (GratuiTous)
6
2:40
Sample Your Own Music
Riley Weller (GratuiTous)
5
0:34
A Specific Music Production Folder
Riley Weller (GratuiTous)
8
0:58
No. of
Lectures
Duration
(hrs:min)
Creating Organic Beats
Riley Weller (GratuiTous)
24
1:33
How to Use EQ Effectively In Your Songs
Riley Weller (GratuiTous)
27
2:52
Why Do We Producers Use Audio Compression
Riley Weller (GratuiTous)
20
2:23
How to Release a Professional Beat Tape
Riley Weller (GratuiTous)
26
4:26
Music Theory and Chords for Beatmakers
Riley Weller (GratuiTous)
9
1:50
FL Studio Mixer Workflow
Riley Weller (GratuiTous)
15
2:11
Safe Spots: Create Amazing Drum Loops
Riley Weller (GratuiTous)
10
1:10
Musical Rhythms
Riley Weller (GratuiTous)
13
1:27
AP & Test Prep
No. of
Lectures
Duration
(hrs:min)
AP (Advanced Placement)
AP US History
Prof. Elizabeth Turro
63
48:20
AP World History
Prof. Ronald Schooler
70
37:05
AP Language and Composition
Prof. Rebekah Hendershot
28
6:38
AP English Literature & Composition
Prof. Rebekah Hendershot
35
18:14
AP Studio Art 2-D
Jessica Spinella
21
3:46
AP Spanish
Prof. Patricia Ponce de Leon
18
9:58
No. of
Lectures
Duration
(hrs:min)
AP (Advanced Placement)
AP Psychology
Charles Schallhorn, M.Ed.
68
39:04
AP Biology
Dr. Carleen Eaton, M.D.
60
55:40
AP Chemistry
Prof. Raffi Hovasapian
70
60:26
AP Physics 1 & 2
Prof. Dan Fullerton, M.S.
92
24:35
AP Physics B
Dr. Radi Jishi, Ph.D.
35
86:03
AP Physics C: Mechanics
Prof. Dan Fullerton, M.S.
29
15:28
AP Physics C: Electricity/Magnetism
Prof. Dan Fullerton, M.S.
26
14:27
AP Physics C: Mechanics
Dr. Radi Jishi, Ph.D.
40
48:11
AP Physics C: Electricity/Magnetism
Dr. Radi Jishi, Ph.D.
32
41:08
AP Computer Science
Prof. Tom Quayle, M.S.
25
12:34
AP Environmental Science
Prof. Bryan Cardella, M.Ed.
29
23:21
AP Calculus AB
Prof. Raffi Hovasapian
66
44:00
AP Calculus BC
Prof. John Zhu, M.B.A.
33
8:39
AP Statistics
Prof. Sandahl Nelson
18
15:04
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DNA Replication

Changes in an organism’s DNA are rarely beneficial. One source of DNA changes is DNA replication. During DNA replication, all of an organism's DNA is copied. For humans, that means copying around 3 billion base pairs each time the DNA in a cell is replicated. Because faithful DNA replication is so important, organisms have a number of ways to ensure replication accuracy.
In this Lesson, we'll look at the details of DNA replication and how accurate replication is accomplished. We'll also discuss the consequences of DNA changes.
The structure of DNA provides an elegantly simple mechanism for DNA replication. One double-stranded DNA molecule is used to produce two identical molecules of double-stranded DNA by copying each individual strand independently.