Perlas University is not an accredited university. Courses are non-credit. People who complete a free research course may receive a certificate of completion issued by Perlas University. It records what they finished. It is not academic credit, a degree, a diploma, a license or an accredited credential. Operator outlines do not issue certificates.

Free. Kits at cost.

Length: 6 weeks.
Price: Free; optional “Tesla Bench” kit at cost, EST about $50.

Outcomes.

Separate Tesla fact from myth using primary sources; explain rotating magnetic fields, resonance, the Tesla valve and tuned radio; build four safe, low-voltage demos.

Weeks.

Week	Topic	Build
1	The real record vs. 10 myths (patents, Marconi v. US, PBS)	Myth-check worksheet
2	Rotating magnetic field and the induction motor	Fan teardown ($0 to $10)
3	Rotating-field demo / “Egg of Columbus”	3 coils + ESP32 (EST $15 to $40)
4	Resonance	Mini solid-state coil kit ($6.99 to $10.79 + 24 V supply)
5	Radio	Crystal radio (Elenco EDU-3010, $9.97)
6	Fluids	Tesla valve (EST $5 to $20); test forward vs. reverse flow

Hands-on build.

Build four safe, low-voltage demos.

Research deliverable.

A measured test (for example Tesla valve flow ratio or crystal-radio reception log) with method and data, published as a Foundation lab note.

Safety.

Never build mains-powered spark-gap coils; keep RF devices away from pacemakers; FCC rules apply to emitters.

Scholarships for kits are based on need, merit, portfolio and service, never on photos or looks. All courses.