It's beyond difficult for me to keep track of which institutions are teaching How Things Work or similar courses. If something below is no longer correct or if you know of other schools and websites that should be included, please let me know. -- Lou Bloomfield

The following institutions are using How Things Work: the Physics of Everyday Life:

Physics 1050 & Physics 1060 - "How Things Work" @ The University of Virginia
PHY 120 - “How Things Work” @ U. Kentucky
Physics 1010 - "Elementary Physics: The Way Things Work" @ The University of Utah
Physics 18 - "How Things Work" @ University of California, Irvine
Physics 109 & 110 - "How Things Work" @ The College of William and Mary
Physics 107 - "How Things Work" @ Washington University
Physics 1010 - "How Things Work" @ University of Georgia
Physics 1 - "How Things Work" @ College of the Desert, with Laboratory
Physics 16 - "How Things Work" @ University of North Carolina
Physics 322 & Physics 323 - "How Things Work" @ Virginia Military Institute
Physics 12.149 - "How Things Work" @ The University of Strathclyde
Physics 106 - "Everday Physics @ The University of Michigan
Kenan Colloquium 17 - "Demystifying Technology" @ Amherst College
Physics 35 - "Conceptual Physics" @ Duke University
Physics 1003 @ The University of Tulsa
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Shippensburg University
The University of Wyoming
The University of California
Woodbury University

The following institutions are teaching a closely related course:

Physics 1000 - "Preparatory Physics" @ University of Colorado - Boulder
SCEN 103 - "Science Concepts behind High Technology" @ The University of Deleware
Physics 105 & Physics 106 - "Science for the 21st Century" @ Syracuse University
Physics 140 & Physics 150 - @ The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Physics for Poets @ Brown University
Physics 60 - "How the World Works" @ Oberlin College

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