calculus- In this video, we give you a quick overview of calculus and introduce the limit, derivative and integral.
We begin with the question “Who invented Calculus?” Next, we talk about the two main tools you’ll study: derivatives and integrals. To understand both of these you’ll first learn about limits. After you learn how to compute the derivative and integral for basic functions and apply them to real-world problems, you’ll move up to higher dimensions and study things like “partial derivatives” and “multiple integrals.”
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Written and Produced by Michael Harrison
Michael Harrison received his BS in math from Caltech, and his MS from the University of Washington where he studied algebraic number theory. After teaching math for a few years, Michael worked in finance both as a developer and a quantitative analyst (quant). He then worked at Google for over 5 years before leaving to found Socratica.
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We begin with the question “Who invented Calculus?” Next, we talk about the two main tools you’ll study: derivatives and integrals. To understand both of these you’ll first learn about limits. After you learn how to compute the derivative and integral for basic functions and apply them to real-world problems, you’ll move up to higher dimensions and study things like “partial derivatives” and “multiple integrals.”
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If you would like to help us make new videos, you can support us through Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/socratica
We also welcome Bitcoin donations! Our Bitcoin address is: 1EttYyGwJmpy9bLY2UcmEqMJuBfaZ1HdG9
Thank you!!
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Written and Produced by Michael Harrison
Michael Harrison received his BS in math from Caltech, and his MS from the University of Washington where he studied algebraic number theory. After teaching math for a few years, Michael worked in finance both as a developer and a quantitative analyst (quant). He then worked at Google for over 5 years before leaving to found Socratica.
You can follow Michael on Twitter @mlh496
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You can also follow Socratica on:
- Twitter: @socratica
- Instagram: @SocraticaStudios
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