Synthetic Biology One is a free, open, online course in DNA design. 
What is synthetic biology?
Synthetic biology is the art and science of designing DNA sequences for living cells. It is a new technology that can solve real-world problems in industry, agriculture and medicine. It is also an approach to basic research that seeks to understand natural gene circuits by building artificial ones.
Synthetic biologists adapt concepts from many disciplines including physics, computer science and molecular genetics as they seek a new framework for engineering life.
Synthetic biology
is the next
generation of
genetic
engineering. 
What will I learn?
Graduates from this course will be prepared to read, write, and create custom DNA sequences. We teach the theoretical and applied tools from biology, math and computer science that are used in synbio labs around the world. We also introduce key questions of ethics and safety that drive the global conversation on the responsible use of a new technology.
Ever heard of Genetically Modified Organisms? That was us. We totally did that. 
Who should take this course?
New synbio ideas and projects are coming out all the time. 