Vector calculus is essential knowledge in countless fields, including physics, engineering, AI, deep learning, computer graphics, and economics. However , the vast amount of content makes it difficult to study on your own. That's why I created this series, which focuses on the essentials and provides a thorough overview.
If you slowly conquer each series one by one, you too will be able to conquer vector calculus.
Vector calculus, once considered boring and difficult, becomes easier with this course! 👊
Series 1 - Fundamentals of Differentiation Current Course
Series 2 - Advanced Differentiation
Series 3 - Fundamentals of Integration
Curious about differentiation and integration of multivariable functions?🙄
Are you finding Calculus 2 or Vector Calculus at your university too difficult?😭
In this course, you will learn the fundamentals of differentiation in vector calculus.
Q. What will I learn in Vector Calculus Series 1?
A. In this course, you will learn how to define the differentiation of general functions, such as n-variable functions or vector-valued functions.
* You can get more detailed information by watching the course introduction videos for Units 1 and 2.
Q. I find Calculus 2, a subject I'm learning in college, difficult..😂 Will this course help me?
A. It will be very helpful. Because the lecture time is limited compared to the difficulty of the course at school, it's understandable that students might find it difficult. This course includes detailed explanations, numerous illustrations, and animations to facilitate thorough understanding.
Q. Are any prerequisite subjects required?
A. The prerequisite for taking Series 1 is differentiation of single-variable functions, which is covered in Calculus 1. The course assumes a basic understanding of differentiation of polynomials, logarithmic functions, and trigonometric functions.
As the class progresses, we will cover the basic necessary parts, so even if you don't remember the contents of Calculus 1, you can look them up again and study them.
Q. Why did you split the series into four parts?
A. If I were to open it as a single course, the lecture volume would be enormous, and I was concerned that students would be able to fully understand it. I thought it would be better to divide the course into four series, allowing students to master each section one by one. From a course creator's perspective, I also felt that properly creating and uploading each series would result in a higher level of completion.
Q. The lecture materials are in English. Isn't that difficult?
A. I believe it's ultimately more helpful to learn mathematical terms in their original form rather than through translation, so I've created lecture materials in English. However, classes are conducted in Korean, and the English proficiency required for the lectures is not high, so don't worry. Even if you find Calculus 2 at school difficult because it's taught in English, I believe this course will be helpful.
I am a high school student majoring in electrical and electronic engineering. I have always been interested in college mathematics, and I was able to get started by completing this course. Thanks to the thorough and kind explanation of all the contents in the book, I was able to cover all the concepts without missing a single one. There are many parts that overlap with high school calculus (single variable calculus), such as continuity and differentiability, and by looking at these, I was able to review the concepts that I had missed. Also, the concept of matrices was often used in the explanation, so it was good that I was able to get used to the concept of matrices that were unfamiliar to me. I plan to continue taking the next series.
It's been a long time since I took high school math, so I'm taking this course, so I don't understand it right away after watching it once, but since it's explained thoroughly, it's more fun than when I try to challenge math on my own, so it's good. There are currently 3 series, so I think I'll have fun studying for a few months. And after this series is completed, I'm looking forward to the next course.
Hahaha I thought linear algebra was good, but this class is more fun. I don't know if it's because I'm still in the beginning, but it's fun. Hahaha I hope it will be a big help to me when I study artificial intelligence later.
I think it's easy to understand because it explains everything in detail, starting from the basics.
I was a liberal arts major in high school, but somehow I ended up cross-applying to an engineering major... Calculus was always hard for me, so this was really helpful. I used to like math, but as I got older, I started to dislike it (I think it was because of work). Now that I understand it while listening, I feel relieved!! This lecture was just right for me. I didn't understand all the lectures;; I think I'll have to listen to them again often, but I feel so secure because I'll own them for life! Thank you so much for the lecture!!
