Methods
Methods
Methods
                                                                              
 
METHODS

Online Advanced Mathematics

Syllabus: Methods

5221 pages
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This Methods course is aimed at undergraduate students following engineering, physics or other similar degrees where there is a significant mathematical content.
Red Cube, New York

There are currently 5221 pages of content ranging from illustrations and explanations to 1813 fully worked exam-style questions and 706 o-tests (on-line assessments). Almost every page is interactive offering you much more than simply an online text book.
M1Basics of algebra & geometry
M2Functions & graphs
M3Complex numbers
M4Vectors
M5Matrices
M6Discrete mathematics
M7Sequences & series
M8Differentiation
M9Integration
M10Further calculus
M11Ordinary differential equations
M12Laplace transforms
M13Fourier series
M14Statistics
M15Probability



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