Self Study Multivariable Calculus

Do you want to study multivariable calculus, but you can't take a regular class? Here is self study guide based on the resources I found most helpful when I independently studied multivariable calculus. If you haven't already, check out my video called "Self Study Strategies for Math" so you know how to turn the resources from this video into a successful self study.

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[enherden]

Thank youuu!! this cleared up so many things for me.

[Vikram-wxhg]

Ah! I was so looking for this. Thanks a ton, man!

[RahulDas-hiws]

Thanks for your guidance....you are doing a noble God bless you

[ezrasteinberg]

Thanks for adding the link to the videos by Herbert Gross. I've watched his videos and they are awesome. So sad he passed away almost 2 years ago at almost 91 years of age. He loved teaching all kinds of math and was a superstar in that field. Do watch "Calculus Revisited" despite the black and white lower quality videos from decades ago; they are still eminently watchable and you will learn a ton!

[ashaw]

Thanks so much for this! Very helpful for me.

[EffigyOfficial]

trying to do this in a week, wish me luck guys

[ElectricTeaCup]

Thanks for the insight! How do you feel about MITx and the courses offered there? I have not been able to find too much about how effective/rigorous they are.

[GeeksPlayOfficial]

Can you please do a self study guide for Electronics?

[anis]

hi im actually planning on learning multi variable calculus so i started first with calc 1 on prof leonard channel, do you think that learning calculus 2 is a must before trying multi var calculus? or is it possible to jump right in.

[debrudrabhadra]

Did you learn by yourself with only these resources...or did u do a university course

[anonym]

isn't 'theoretical' multivariable calculus just real analysis 2?