Complete Mathematics Masterclass:

College & University Level

All the Applied Mathematics Needed in Science, Programming, Engineering, IT &
Business - Theory, Examples & Exercises
Created by Dr. Börge Göbel
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This course includes:

 24.5 hours on-demand video
 32 articles
 15 downloadable resources
 Access on mobile and TV
 Full lifetime access
 Certificate of completion
Complete Mathematics Masterclass: College & University Level

What you'll learn

 Deepen your understanding of school mathematics & go beyond: All
mathematical concepts that you need & learn at university
 College-level: Functions, Limits, Derivatives, Integrals, Probabilities & Vectors
 University-level: Derivatives & Integrals in 3 dimensions, Differential equations
& Vectors in different coordinate systems
 University-level: Complex numbers, Sequences, Series, Taylor expansions,
Matrices, Eigensystems & Fourier transform

Course content
16 sections • 251 lectures • 24h 43m total length
[Pilot Section] If you just finished school: What you know & what you
will learn13 lectures

Complete Mathematics Masterclass: College & University Level

 Overview of the course Preview

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 Overview image

 Section intro 02:20

Overview of this pilot section: What you know and what you don't know yet
05:50
 What exactly is a function? 07:49
 Linear functions 07:12
 Quadratic functions and solving quadratic equations13:55
 Factorizing polynomials using their roots & Outlook: Complex numbers 14:42
 Exponential function: How is it defined exactly? 13:03
 Vector algebra in polar coordinate system 09:32
 Vector rotation using matrices 05:39
 Section outro 00:52
 [Part 1] College-level: What you are expected to know at university
2 lectures

 Overview of the first part of this course

 Overview image

Limits of functions15 lectures

Section intro 01:02

 Limits: Dealing with infinity Preview 08:02
 Limits versus function values 08:13
 Polynomial fractions 09:16
 Asymptotic behaviour 07:13
 Useful rules 01:52

 Your turn! About exercises Preview

 Exercises

 Check your solutions 12 questions

 Solutions of Tasks 1 & 2 - Limits of functions 05:06

 Solutions of Tasks 3 & 4 - Limits of functions 13:04
 Add on: Two advanced lectures & results that we need later 01:55
 Squeeze theorem: Limit of sin(x)/ x for x to 0 09:43
 L'Hospital's rule (L'Hôpital's rule) 05:14
 Section outro
Derivatives in one dimension 26 lectures

 Section intro 02:46

 What is a derivative? 07:16
 Derivative of constant, linear and quadratic functions 08:45
 Sum rule for derivatives 04:02
 Derivative of polynomials 12:31
 Product rule for derivatives 08:59
 Derivative of the 1 / x function 04:00
 Chain rule for derivatives Preview
 Quotient rule for derivatives 06:18
 Derivative of the inverse function 04:38
 Derivative of root functions 05:13
 Derivative of power functions 03:50
 Derivative of exponential & logarithm functions 05:47
 Derivative of trigonometric functions: Sine & Cosine 04:45
 Outlook: Derivative of trigonometric functions by series expansion 08:14
 Higher derivatives 03:38
 Extrema of functions & Inflection points 13:42
 Curve sketching 07:41
 Summary of the rules for derivatives 02:22

 Your turn! About exercises

 Exercises Check your solutions

6 questions
 Solutions Task 1 – Derivatives 12:07
 Solutions Tasks 2 & 3 – Derivatives 07:26
 Add on: How to calculate derivatives numerically 03:07
 Numerics with Python: Calculating derivatives 19:15
 Integrals in one dimension 16 lectures

Section intro 01:48

 What is an integral? 10:25
 Integration by parts 09:57
 Integration by substitution 09:27
 Alternative way of using integration by substitution 06:19
 Summary of integration rules 04:00
 Integration & Limits - Improper integrals 06:23
 Integration versus differentiation 05:03
 Integration of cosine square & sine square 05:06
 Exploiting symmetry 06:17

Exercises Check your solutions

6 questions
 Solutions Task 1 – Integrals 09:02
 Solutions Task 2 – Integrals 10:05
 Add on: How to calculate integrals numerically 01:25
 Numerics with Python: Calculating integrals 15:08

Vectors in Cartesian coordinates 23 lectures

 Section intro 01:34

 What is a vector? 05:02
 Basic vector operations 07:56
 Dot product or scalar product 06:20
 Cross product or vector product 07:11
 Triple product 04:42
 Lines in parametric form 06:53
 Lines & Points: Calculating the distance 10:46
 Lines & Lines: Identical, parallel, intersecting or skew lines 12:44
 Planes in parametric form 04:53
 Planes in coordinate form 07:35
 Planes in Hesse normal form 08:27
 Planes & Points: Calculating the distance 08:28
 Planes & Lines: Included, parallel or intersecting 03:56
 Planes & Planes: Identical, parallel or intersecting line 06:50

Exercises Check your solutions

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9 questions
 Solutions Task 1 - Vectors: Two points 04:19
 Solutions Task 2 - Vectors: Two lines 16:21
 Solutions Task 3 - Vector algebra: Planes Preview 10:03
 Solutions Task 4 - Vector identities 07:22
 Solutions Task 5 - Vectors: Distance between two lines 08:48
 Section outro 00:29
Stochastic & Probability distributions 15 lectures

Section intro 00:48

 Probability & Tree diagrams for coin flip experiments 05:14
 Event & Counter event in a dice experiment 06:46
 Expectation values for coin, dice & urn problems 09:55
 Calculating probabilities: Urn problems Preview
 Binomial distribution 06:09
 Discussion of the binomial distribution09:27
 Normal distribution (Gaussian distribution) 04:11
 Poisson distribution 03:13

Exercises Check your solutions

8 questions
 Solutions Task 1 – Probabilities 03:52
 Solutions Task 2 – Probabilities 07:51
 Solutions Task 3 – Probabilities 05:21
 Section outro 00:19

[Part 2] University-level: What is new at university 2 lectures

Overview of the second part of this course

 Overview image

Sequences & Series 10 lectures

Section intro 02:50

 Sequences 09:39
 Limits of sequences 07:50
 Series - Harmonic & Geometric series 08:41
 Series & Relation to improper integrals 04:53

 Your turn! About exercises

Exercises Check your solutions!

8 questions
 Solutions Task 1 – Sequences 05:01
 Solutions Task 2 – Series 05:51
 Taylor expansion & Series representation of Exponential &
Trigonometric function 15 lectures

Section intro 01:22

 What is a Taylor expansion? 07:41
 Proof for Taylor series 05:50
 Examples of Taylor series: Polynomials 07:37
 Examples of Taylor series: Logarithmic function 12:48
 Examples of Taylor series: 1/ (1-x) function 08:03
 Series representation of the exponential function 06:27
 Series representation of sine & cosine 05:08

Exercises

 Solutions Task 1 - Taylor expansion 12:44

 Solutions Task 2 - Taylor expansion 03:30
 Solutions Task 3 - Taylor expansion 07:29
 Solutions Task 4 - Taylor expansion 03:41
 Section outro 00:57

Complex numbers 10 lectures

Section intro 00:48

 What are complex numbers? 09:25
 Addition, subtraction & complex plane13:08
 Multiplication & division of complex numbers 09:37
 Exponentials and polar representation of complex numbers 18:20

Exercises Check your solutions

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11 questions
 Solutions - Complex number 14:11
 Factorization of polynomials: Fundamental theorem of Algebra 05:44
 Section outro 00:15
 Differential calculus II: Multiple dimensions 15 lectures

Section intro 01:19

 Multidimensional functions 06:11
 Partial derivatives & Directional derivatives Preview 12:45
 Total derivatives & Chain rule 03:56
 Nabla operator: Gradient 04:52
 Nabla operator: Divergence 10:37
 Nabla operator: Curl 09:58
 Laplace operator 01:26
 Nabla: Useful relations 08:40

Exercises

 Solutions - Derivatives in multiple dimensions 15:33

 Finding local extrema in multiple dimensions 11:33
 Taylor expansion of multidimensional functions 06:49
 Section outro 00:35
Integral calculus II: Multiple dimensions & Alternative coordinate
systems 29 lectures

Section intro

 Part 1: Integration in Cartesian coordinates 00:12

 Revision: Integrals in one dimension 03:59
 Integrals in two dimensions 03:04
 Order of integration 08:30
 Multidimensional integrals 03:13
 Volume of a pyramid: Integration in three dimensions by parametrization
07:32
 Arc length - Length of a curve 04:54
 Arc length: Examples 06:20
 Line integrals: Scalar functions 07:13
 Line integrals: Vector functions 03:43
 Difficult example: Volume of a sphere in Cartesian coordinates 12:02
 Part 2: Integration in spherical, cylindrical & polar coordinate systems 00:05
 Alternative coordinate systems: Why do we need them? 03:23
 Polar coordinates - Alternative coordinate systems 1/ 3 03:31
 Cylindrical coordinates - Alternative coordinate systems 2/ 3 03:33
 Spherical coordinates - Alternative coordinate systems 3/ 3 03:32
 Volume and surface elements in spherical coordinates 07:49
 Integration in spherical coordinates: Volume & Surface area of a sphere 07:00
 Volume and surface elements in cylindrical coordinates 04:15
 Integration in cylindrical coordinates: Solids of revolution Preview
 Surface elements in polar coordinates 02:58
 Integration in polar coordinates: Gaussian integral 10:25

Exercises

 Solutions Task 1 - Integrals in multiple dimensions 04:33

 Solutions Task 2 - Integrals in multiple dimensions 03:43
 Solutions Task 3&4 - Integrals in multiple dimensions 16:25
 Section outro 00:29
 Differential equations 24 lectures

Section intro 02:01

 What are differential equations? Preview
 Classification of differential equations: Ordinary (ODE) versus partial (PDE
04:58
 Classification of ordinary differential equations 06:26
 Trivial case: Direct integration 03:48
 Homogeneous linear differential equations, superposition & Exponential
ansatz12:25
 Example for a linear ODE & using the exponential ansatz: The harmonic
oscillator 09:15
 Inhomogeneous linear differential equations: Homogeneous plus specific
solution 03:32
 Example for solving an inhomogeneous linear differential equation 04:27
 Integration factor method - Linear ODE with non-constant coefficients 07:14
 Example: Integration factor method 05:34
 Bernoulli equations: Non-linear ODE 05:06
 Example: Bernoulli equations 08:21
 Separation of variables - Nonlinear ordinary differential equations 07:33

Exercises

 Solutions Tasks 1&2 - Differential equations 07:16

 Solutions Tasks 3&4 - Differential equations 14:38
 Solutions Task 5 - Differential equations 17:30
 Numerical methods - Euler method 07:14
 Numerically solving higher order differential equations 05:11
 Add on: Solving differential equations numerically 01:12
 Numerics with Python: Solving the differential equations of coupled
oscillators 17:28
 Partial differential equations: The heat equation 11:17
 Matrices & Eigen systems 25 lectures

Section intro 01:49

 What is a matrix? 10:16
 Matrix addition & subtraction 02:11
 Matrix multiplication 05:43
 Example: Matrix multiplication 08:10
 Transpose matrix 04:16
 Calculating the determinant of a matrix 07:33
 Example: Calculating the determinant of a matrix 08:34
 Calculating the inverse matrix 04:20
 Example: Calculating the inverse matrix Preview
 Inverse matrix: Determinant method 05:22
 Eigensystems: Eigenvalues & Eigenvectors of a matrix11:39
 Example: Calculating eigenvalues & eigenvectors 11:54
 Trace of a matrix 01:24
 Special matrices: Symmetric & Hermitian matrices 09:02
 Special matrices: Unitary matrices 02:53
 Special matrices: Rotation matrices 04:08
 Positive definite, negative definite & indefinite matrices 05:16

Exercises

 Solutions Task 1&2 – Matrices 12:55

 Solutions Task 3 – Matrices 09:13
 Solutions Task 4&5 – Matrices 07:53
 Add on: Calculating the eigen values of a matrix numerically 01:30
 Numerics with Python: Determining the eigen frequencies of 3 coupled
oscillators 19:07
 Fourier transform & Delta distribution 11 lectures

Section intro 01:43

 What is a Fourier transform? 07:16
 Example: Fourier transform a Gaussian function 07:34
 Example: Fourier transform a harmonic function 08:17
 Delta distribution 07:35
 Harmonic functions & Delta distribution 07:51
 Add on: Calculating the Fourier transform numerically 00:38
 Numerics with Python: Eigen frequencies of 3 oscillators using Fourier
transform 08:26

 Goodbye! 00:50
 Congratulations! Bonus Content! 00:32

Requirements
 High school-level mathematics (grade 10). It will be extremely difficult to
follow without this skill.
 If you want to start directly with the university-level part: Knowledge about
vectors, derivatives & integrals (NOT mandatory, because we discuss those
topics in the first part of the course)

Description
This course is for everyone who wants to learn applied mathematics on a college
and university level!

It is a complete course containing all relevant topics like Calculus, Algebra,

Statistics & Stochastics.

Advanced mathematics is relevant in many fields: Programming & IT, Engineering,

Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Pharmacy, ...), Business & Economics.

You are kindly invited to join this carefully prepared course in which we derive the
following concepts from scratch. I will present examples and give
you exercises (incl. solutions) for all topics.
College-level mathematics (10 hours)