The design from this course follows MIT's motto mens et manus (mind and hands). Hands-on activities and real-world application are fundamental to learning.
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- How do I know if Principles of Biomanufacturing is for me?
- How many Continuing Education Units (CEUs) will I earn for Principles of Biomanufacturing?
- How many hours per week will I have class or homework for Principles of Biomanufacturing?
- How long is Principles of Biomanufacturing?
- What is the cost of Principles of Biomanufacturing?
- Do I need any additional materials or books in order to complete Principles of Biomanufacturing?
- What are the technical requirements to participate in Principles of Biomanufacturing?
- Are there any prerequisites to enroll in Principles of Biomanufacturing Do I need to have an undergraduate degree?
- How late into the course can I still enroll in Principles of Biomanufacturing?
- What are the assignments like in Principles of Biomanufacturing? Multiple choice, writing, team-based projects?