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professor and author Peggy Mason from the University of Chicago, and computer
science professor and Folding@Home director Vijay Pande - will supplement your
knowledge through video lectures. They will also provide challenging
assessments, interactive exercises during each lesson, and the opportunity to
use a mobile app to keep up with yo...
Coursera's online classes are designed to help students achieve mastery over
course material. Some of the best professors in the world - like neurobiology
professor and author Peggy Mason from the University of Chicago, and computer
science professor and Folding@Home director Vijay Pande - will supplement your
knowledge through video lectures. They will also provide challenging
assessments, interactive exercises during each lesson, and the opportunity to
use a mobile app to keep up with your coursework. Coursera also partners with
the US State Department to create “learning hubs” around the world. Students
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Provider Subject Specialization
Humanities
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Course Description
Calculus is about the very large, the very small, and how things change. The surprise is that something seemingly so abstract ends up explaining the real world. Calculus plays a starring role in the biological, physical, and social sciences. By focusing outside of the classroom, we will see examples of calculus appearing in daily life.
This course is a first and friendly introduction to calculus, suitable for someone who has never seen the subject before, or for someone who has seen some calculus but wants to review the concepts and practice applying those concepts to solve problems.
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- 26 reviews
- 24 completed
5 years ago
I took this course in 16 days because i was prefamiliar with the topics . I was surprised at how much i enjoyed watching the videos and solving the problems , which were well designed to help understand and master the topics . This course was the perfect review and overview for me before diving into deeper studies .
- 2 reviews
- 2 completed
4 years, 1 month ago
Great course, no complaints whatsoever !
The instructor is very enthusiastic which makes you try harder, at least that was the case for me.
Of course, the material is not what one would call 'easy' so it took quite a bit of effort on my part to grind through the exercises and the reviews at the end of each week however, looking back at it it was all worth it.
The course goes over limits, derivatives, implicit differentiation, methods for approximating the values of a function, and then anti-derivatives, area under the graph of a function, and finally the fundamental theorem of calculus and integrals to stitch it all together.
As a bonus we get some applications of integrals in the last week - we go over finding volumes by thinking of the shape as sliced into 'loafs' with infinitesimal width/height etc
All in all, it's a great course.
If you're looking for a good introduction to Calculus one - I'd totally recommend this cou...
Great course, no complaints whatsoever !
The instructor is very enthusiastic which makes you try harder, at least that was the case for me.
Of course, the material is not what one would call 'easy' so it took quite a bit of effort on my part to grind through the exercises and the reviews at the end of each week however, looking back at it it was all worth it.
The course goes over limits, derivatives, implicit differentiation, methods for approximating the values of a function, and then anti-derivatives, area under the graph of a function, and finally the fundamental theorem of calculus and integrals to stitch it all together.
As a bonus we get some applications of integrals in the last week - we go over finding volumes by thinking of the shape as sliced into 'loafs' with infinitesimal width/height etc
All in all, it's a great course.
If you're looking for a good introduction to Calculus one - I'd totally recommend this course.
- 10 reviews
- 8 completed
5 years, 1 month ago
Instructor of this course is awesome!!!This course on calculus is definitely worth for beginner and others who have studied but didn't really understand.