Mathesis: Ancient Greek Technology 1 (Basic Technologies)

The Open Internet Courses Center Mathesis, 2015 was established as a special part of the University Publications of Crete (PEC) for the sole purpose of creating and free offer to students, professional scientists and the wider public, to online courses at the level of the best international standards.

Mathesis

His previous course Mathesis is completed with more than 44.000 students enrolled in of Mathesis and about the 27.000 certifications of successful attendance at the 19 courses offered so far.

Mathesis courses are offered free of charge and will continue. You can watch them to the end and take part in the weekly and final exam.

In most courses, however, you will be asked for a small fee - the order of 15 € - for issuing a certificate of successful tracking, provided of course you are entitled to it, having obtained the required minimum performance of 50%.

For the unemployed the certificate is issued free of charge. From our side we consider this small price as your necessary contribution for its continuation an institution that serves public purposes without accepting a single euro - direct or indirect - of state aid.

It relies only on donation support and volunteer work. An institution of civil society that mainly addresses them and theirs seeks to gain and maintain. If you find the Mathesis courses desirable and useful, you now have the opportunity to contribute to their continuation and expansion into even more interesting subjects.

Two new Mathesis lessons that will be discussed a lot: Starting May 6, 2019

  • Ancient Greek Technology 1: Basic Technologies. The teacher is the specialist par excellence in the subject; the emeritus professor of NTUA Mr. Theodosis Tassios: A dominant personality of our scientific and intellectual life from the post-colonial period until today. The course will have two parts and in the second one will also be a teacher - together with Mr. Tassios - the professor of AUTh Mr. Giannis Seiradakis, which will focus on the Antikythera Mechanism: The most emblematic object of Ancient Greek Technology.
  • Voyage to the Universe – Station One: Our Solar . Directed in the form of Socratic dialogues, this course caters to a wide range of ages — from high school to the elderly… young— and seeks to make its "students" participants in a process of discovery rather than passive "consumers" of ready-made knowledge. With two separate young astrophysicists —the Mr. Vasso Pavlidou and Mr. Costa Tassi, associate professors of the Physics Department of the University of Crete—this course aspires to shake up the waters a little in the way we teach and learn in our country.

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