Solving 8 ODEs using 8 methods -- Ace your Differential Equations Final!

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1st Order
2nd order:

0:00 Intro
0:28 3 features I look for
2:20 Separable Equations
3:04 1st Order Linear - Integrating Factors
4:22 Substitutions like Bernoulli
5:11 Autonomous Equations
6:04 Constant Coefficient Homogeneous
7:59 Undetermined Coefficient
9:58 Laplace Transforms
11:52 Series Solutions
12:49 Full Guide

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[theraptor]

these 13 minutes made more sense than my entire semester of lectures, despite being less in depth

[glub]

Right before my ODE final? Thank you Dr. Bazett!

[Joshnaks]

I have my ODEs final on Monday, and your happen to drop this today! Thank you so much Dr. Bazett, you are my hero.

[ricardoledo]

Dear Professor Bazzet, I am such a fan of your contents. I've watched all of your series of courses including Differential Equations, Multivariable Calculus, Linear Algebra, and some of the Discrete Maths courses since I was a freshman in college. You are the reason why I could found interest in Math and your courses helped me so much in understanding these concepts and I basically watched your videos only for my exams because of comprehensiveness and it's really fun and easy to understand. Now as I am about to go on to pursue some higher level courses like graph and number theory, stochastic processes and so on, I'm sad to see that you might not be able to accompany me on my journey with some of these higher level courses. But I am really so thankful about everything you've done and hopefully I can survive my future math courses with your inspiration, thank you so much again. Greatest

[xy-stdz]

Great synopsis. A one page checklist that points you in the direction you need to go.

[ozymandias]

I have my final exam on differential equations coming next week and videos like this are a life saver, thanks!!

[annaheya]

You’re the best Prof ❤
I used to teach ODEs but nearly forgot it all now 😢

[douglasstrother]

I used "Elementary Differential Equations and Boundary Value Problems" (3rd ed.) by Boyce & DiPrima in a DE course offered by the Math Department; and "Mathematical Methods in the Physical Sciences" (2nd ed.) by Boas for the Mathematical Methods course offered by the Physics Department. They both have very applied approaches to the subject.


"Partial Differential Equations in Physics" by Arnold Sommerfeld is based on his lectures on Theoretical Physics. It, like other volumes in the series, illustrates the thought-processes of a truly great mind; he was one of the strong bridges between Classical and Quantum Mechanics.

[vijay-jwgq]

got my ode final on tuesday, video helped a lot! thank you!

[kruksog]

Where were you when I took ODEs? That class was so hard for me, and this would have been huge.

Honestly, the other upper division math class that killed me was probability theory and mathematical statistics. I would love to see you do a course on that, just like your ODEs course here. I dont feel like any other youtuber has done much there either. I do know way fewer people ever take this course, but man it was hard.

I remember one test, i studied and studied and studied for... and i couldnt even start the first problem. That hurt.

[andrewharrison]

I doubt I will need to solve differential equations ever again but I am almost nostalgic for what I used to be able to do.
That final checklist - that's so powerful it ought to be banned (or memorised).

[PHouseholder]

great idea for a video. I took ODE many years ago and this a great review of the basic types. Very helpful!!

[dentonyoung]

Great video, Dr. Bazett. Comprehensive recap of everything you need to know about differential equations.

[lsjmartin]

Ahh this is nice. 2nd order been my favorite so far and I don’t know why

[DstinctPingu]

My final is on Monday, perfect timing! Thank you Professor!

[brucechristie]

You Made this video at the perfect time

[bigbrewer]

I'm not even in full time education but I'm still going to watch this video because who doesn't like some good maths?

[johnpanagiotaras]

This is of great help of math students!! Thank you very much! It will be very helpful if you make similar videos on other topics and cover it briefly with the most important material. Very appreciated!

[QuranArchiveHaramain]

I have to credit you mate for being strategic with your upload timing. Very Clever! 😉

[franzkern]

Thank you.
Great content.
Please continue to teach us. 👍