A mini lecture provided by Dr. Ravencourt and his teaching assistant Todd. 

Trandoshans. They’re scaly, they’re strong and they will kill you for points in the afterlife. What’s not to love?

Hey Sabers! Season 2 is getting close. We're working feverishly over here at the University to bring you a great new set of episodes.  In the meantime, enjoy these mini-lectures called Office Hours which premiere over at the Scarif Scuttlebutt podcast. Talk to you soon! 

~ Sunny

The entire first semester on galactic weaponry, all in one gigantic holopad dowload.  Who says that UofC students are lazy.  They're EFFICIENT!  

Alas, all things must come to an end. In Dr. Ravencourt's final appearance this semester at the University of Coruscant, he breaks down the biggest of the big and the baddest of the bad: The Death Star. Spoiler... that's no moon! 

Dr. Ravencourt wishes all of you a Happy Holidays for 2019 using his very, very best efforts.  We think. 

This could be our favorite lecture by Dr. Ravencourt. All the weapons you love that rarely get their due, including...  the Lightwhip.  It's a lightsaber. It's a whip.  It's quite possibly the most dangerous weapon to all parties anywhere near it in the Galaxy. We don't recommend it, but it sure is cool.  

Have you ever wanted to know what E-web stands for. Get ready to be confused. In this lecture, Dr. Ravencourt breaks down the big bads of guns. The heaviest of the heavy's.  Guns so big, you have to hire your own bothan associates to set them up. 

If you were ever interested in how a Geonosian sonic blaster can be fired by 3 non-Geonosians, well, this is your lecture. 

Welcome to the University of Coruscant. In one of his most popular lectures, Dr. Ravencourt discusses all the bells and whistles that come with a fully decked out bounty hunter like Boba Fett. Also, flamethrowers. Did we mention flamethrowers? 

Welcome to the University of Coruscant. Dr. Ravencourt explores the world of explosives in this lecture hall full of students. Never, ever bring explosives into a lecture hall full of students. Ever.