14 hours to Power Calculus: For all levels
Ace Calculus with 500+ practice questions | Limits, Derivatives, Optimization, Related Rates and more
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What You Will Learn!
- By the end of this course, learners should have a solid grasp of fundamental calculus concepts
- Proficient in Differentiation
- Thorough understanding of Optimization and Related rates
- Apply these skills to real-world situations
- Be ready for higher level Calculus
- Ailment to any Engineering major
Description
Embark on a thrilling journey through the world of calculus with our dynamic course, "14 hours to Power Calculus" Uncover the magic of mathematical analysis as we break down complex Calculus 1 concepts into bite-sized, 7-minute lectures, totaling around 150 engaging sessions.
From laying the groundwork with fundamental limits and basic derivatives, we'll seamlessly transition into the intricacies of advanced derivatives, exploring critical and inflection points that add depth to your calculus toolkit. Brace yourself for a rollercoaster of knowledge as we dive into the realms of increasing, decreasing, and concavity—essential elements for understanding the behavior of functions.
But that's not all! We'll elevate your calculus expertise by tackling optimization problems, where you'll learn to maximize and minimize with confidence. Dive into the fascinating world of related rates, where calculus comes alive in the context of changing variables.
To enhance your learning experience, each topic is accompanied by downloadable extra practice questions, ensuring you solidify your understanding through hands-on application. Whether you're a student seeking academic excellence or a professional craving a deeper understanding of calculus, this course is designed to cater to all levels of learners.
Get ready to revolutionize your approach to calculus, one short lecture at a time! Join "14 hours to Power Calculus" today and unlock the door to mathematical mastery and problem-solving prowess. Enroll now and let the calculus adventure begin!
Who Should Attend!
- Highschool or University students taking Calculus 1, AP Calculus, IB Math SL, HL or any other course involving Calculus
- Working professional who wants to refresh their Calculus memories - for the love of technology