Using Mathematica for ODEs, Part 10. More modularity in Mathematica programming.

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Using Mathematica for ODEs, Part 10. More modularity in Mathematica programming in an attempt to make an "ideal" slope field and phase line animation for the IVP dy/dt = f(y) = y*(3-y)/4, y(0) = y0.

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I was wondering whether you will do more videos of this series in the 2nd-order ODE later, especially for nonlinear non-homogeneous equation, or not?

I can see this series of videos mainly force on the introduction of Mathematica with ODE, instead of introduction of ODE with Mathematica. Function commands introduced here (up to 10 episodes) to solve 1st-order ODE should be able to extended to generate the solutions of most of the linear 2nd-order ODE for sure.

However it will be nice to see more videos to introduce it in the great detail.

eson