CALCULUS Needed for Physics and Chemistry
A step-by-step tutorial that avoids the unnecessary complex theories, yet teaches you everything essential.
Ratings 4.23 / 5.00
What You Will Learn!
- Differential & Integral Calculus, Definite vs. Indefinite Integration, When to use which one, How to apply calculus in Physics & Chemistry.
- Students' Feedback: Knowledgeable Instructor, Engaging Delivery, Clear Explanations, Valuable Information, Helpful Practice Activities
Description
Who this course is for:
If you have reached a stage in your education where you have to apply calculus in physics or chemistry, this course is just for you. Especially if you do not like math, or you are weak in math, or you want to learn only the essential formulas and concepts of calculus which are needed for Physics and Chemistry without going into the difficult concepts, then this course is just right for you.
How will you benefit:
After completing this course you will be able to use calculus in solving problems of physics and chemistry, wherever needed.
You will also be able to use calculus in derivations of formulas of physics and chemistry, wherever needed.
How is this course different from others:
This course will teach you the essential part of calculus needed to use it in physics and chemistry.
No unnecessary theory will be taught. This way you will find calculus easy.
Most courses on calculus are taught from the view of mathematics. So concepts like Functions, Limits, etc are taught before teaching calculus. As a result, many students find those courses difficult, and hence find calculus difficult.
If you learn calculus as taught in this course, you won't find it difficult to use it in physics and chemistry.
Please also note that if you want to learn calculus as a part of mathematics, then this course will not be sufficient. You will need to learn more. This course is for using calculus in physics and chemistry.
(Course content is as per NCERT syllabus of India for class 11 and class 12)
Who Should Attend!
- Students of Class 11 and Class 12 (as per Indian education system)
- 12th passed students who are preparing for Medical and Engineering entrance exams.
- Those students of other countries who have reached a stage in their education where they need to apply calculus in physics and chemistry
