How to Take All the Math Classes You Need Right From Your Computer

This video goes over how you can learn all the math classes you need and self teach them, right from your computer. There are lots of resources out there when it comes to math help, however it can be disorganized making it hard to know where to look next. This video (and link above) should help clear that up.

[angelmorales]

I am currently at calc 3 and I strongly advice watching professor Leonard's videos/lectures. He explains these concepts thoroughly and trust me....you'll need all the help you can get.

[nicholasbucci]

oh my gosh this is the best channel in the entire world 😂

[spencerallbritton]

For real this is a huge help and resource man. I’m in Calc 2 and Physics 1 right now and I plan on studying all through spring break to get a head start on the next chapter, which happens to be the rest of the semester and is Infinite series and sequences and whether they converge or diverge. Fun stuff. Keep it up man, we’re with you all the way!

[anobonano]

I'm a rising senior majoring in math and ohhhh how I wish this video had been made before I started my junior year!! Very helpful for math majors thank you! I still have to take analysis so I'll definitely check that one out!

[alkiviadiskaminaris]

Paul's notes and Leonard's lectures are a mathematical treasure and so are you.

[hypatiakovalevskayasklodow]

I don't why I never tried looking for lectures online until last year... I was going nowhere with my exam for distributions and PDEs and I just typed in that into you tube search and it was like i was reborn! You are doing the good work, man!

[shawcampbell]

Easier independence in learning is a problem that needs to be solved, and you are doing a good job. Well done. This is the future. All you need is some lecture vids, a textbook and problems as you said. It's hard for someone who doesnt know much about a topic to find these recourses and trust that they are using the right things, so an electrical engineer bringing all the recource into one place is great.

[riyageorge]

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[bobmicswarly]

Super helpful. I’ve been stuck for a bit with finding good learning sources. Thanks so much!

[anujmehta]

Dude. This resource is God-tier. Thanks man, very impressed

[gopaldevkota]

Thankyou sir . You are contributing a lot for student like us from lower class but curious for study

[tonsetz]

I'm considering taking applied math and this channel gives to me soooo much support 😁

[onatcanzeytin]

Man this is what I totally need and was looking for these days. Its very useful. Thank you sooo muchh !

[royaljester]

I'm taking Calc 1 in the fall. Thank you for this info!!

[gussegovia]

Did not expect oh to look like that 🤔 thank you for all the info! As a freshman in college I feel way more informed

[Nova-opob]

I love you -- thanks to this I will be restructuring my learning for this summer and next year.

[ThePikachu]

I've been looking for something like this since I just started university, thank you heaps.

[conkerthesquirrel]

Thank you so much. This is everything I've been looking for.

[CM-hnoc]

I think now onwards you'll get more subscribers because till today I really thinking who is the person behind these beautiful and useful videos, lets see that

[NoNTrvaL]

Bill Shillito's Introduction to higher mathematics series is amazing!