Learn Calculus 1 and test your knowledge with practice problems!
Learn the concepts of Calculus 1 by watching lectures that teach the material and cover many practice problems. Then, do some practice problems on your own to truly master the content! Lecture videos are extremely detailed and make sure to specifically address common student difficulties. Problems done in the lectures are similar to the practice problems seen at the end of the modules (so no surprises!). The practice problems not only test by asking questions meant to be answered after understanding the topics, but also include questions that help understand the topics. If any further clarifications are needed, then students can personally contact the instructor to ask questions. Prior experience in Mathematics is assumed, however, lecture videos also explain basic concepts and steps while working through problems. The priority that the instructor of this course always has is to lower any barriers that students may have while taking this course. Feel free to contact the instructor if any such instructor addressable learning barriers exist. The primary focus of this course is to dive deep into the beauty of Calculus (and Mathematics in general) to better understand the world around us. Taking Calculus brings you closer to understanding the chaos of the natural world.
What you’ll learn
- Limits and Continuity.
- Differentiation.
- Applications of Differentiation.
- Anti-Differentiation.
Course Content
- Introduction and Basic Concepts –> 2 lectures • 11min.
- Limits and Continuity –> 17 lectures • 3hr 23min.
- Differentiation –> 20 lectures • 5hr 42min.
- Applications of Differentiation –> 14 lectures • 4hr 9min.
- Anti-differentiation –> 1 lecture • 12min.
- Final Bonus Lecture –> 1 lecture • 3min.
Requirements
Learn the concepts of Calculus 1 by watching lectures that teach the material and cover many practice problems. Then, do some practice problems on your own to truly master the content! Lecture videos are extremely detailed and make sure to specifically address common student difficulties. Problems done in the lectures are similar to the practice problems seen at the end of the modules (so no surprises!). The practice problems not only test by asking questions meant to be answered after understanding the topics, but also include questions that help understand the topics. If any further clarifications are needed, then students can personally contact the instructor to ask questions. Prior experience in Mathematics is assumed, however, lecture videos also explain basic concepts and steps while working through problems. The priority that the instructor of this course always has is to lower any barriers that students may have while taking this course. Feel free to contact the instructor if any such instructor addressable learning barriers exist. The primary focus of this course is to dive deep into the beauty of Calculus (and Mathematics in general) to better understand the world around us. Taking Calculus brings you closer to understanding the chaos of the natural world.