CurrMana

Phase 2 · Live with MIT OpenCourseWare

The college curriculum atlas

K-12 tells you what a child should know. College is where curriculum fragments into ten thousand syllabi — and where curriculum management matters most for the self-taught. Browse real university courses by field, read the actual assignments, and assemble a degree's worth of study, sequenced by you.

Your knowledge degree02,579 real courses · 1 institution · more coming

Browse by field

Computer Science

250

How machines compute, reason, and connect — from first programs to modern AI.

Mathematics

165

The language every quantitative field is written in.

Physics

71

The rules that govern matter, energy, space, and time.

Economics

75

How people, markets, and nations allocate scarce resources.

Biology

78

Life, from molecules to ecosystems.

Chemistry

32

The composition and transformation of matter.

Engineering

476

Turning science into things that work — across every engineering discipline.

Humanities & Social Sciences

799

History, language, thought, and the study of human societies.

Management & Business

159

Running organizations: finance, marketing, operations, and strategy.

Urban Studies & Planning

247

Designing and governing the built environment.

Earth, Atmospheric & Planetary Sciences

106

The Earth and worlds beyond it.

Brain & Cognitive Sciences

88

How minds — and the brains behind them — work.

Interdisciplinary & Other

33

First-year seminars and cross-cutting programs that don't sit in one department.

The source institution

Tier 1 · Most Selective

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

R1 · Doctoral University, Very High Research Activity

Admission rate
5%
Avg. SAT
1560
Completion
96%
Median earnings, 10yr
$143,372

Prestige is computed only from public College Scorecard data — never proprietary rankings. The prestige filter unlocks as more institutions are added.

How this grows

  • Now: every MIT course is its own canonical entry, with its real syllabus, readings, and assignments one click away on OCW.
  • Next: add institutions via common-course-numbering (Texas TCCNS, Florida SCNS) so equivalent courses merge and differences surface.
  • Then: compare the same course across schools by prestige, and see who assigns what.

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