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About the Course

This first course on concepts of single variable calculus will introduce the notions of limits of a function to define the derivative of a function. In mathematics, the derivative measures the sensitivity to change of the function. For example, the derivative of the position of a moving object with respect to time is the object's velocity: this measures how quickly the position of the object changes when time advances. This fundamental notion will be applied through the modelling and analysis of data....

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JT

Jun 22, 2021

Excellent course. Well organized and presented. One request: Turn the lectures into presentation slides and allow course takers to download them.

BB

Mar 15, 2022

Videos were clear and practice questions were challenging but rewarding.

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By S M

Jun 1, 2021

Loved the course. Prof Cutrone is a great teacher!!!

By Nguyen D L

Feb 11, 2021

This course gets me to be ready to tutor my son. Thanks

By John R T

Jun 22, 2021

Excellent course. Well organized and presented. One request: Turn the lectures into presentation slides and allow course takers to download them.

By Maprang S

Jul 13, 2021

Great course! I think I like the style of Prof. Cuthrone. He is so chill and makes everything look so easy to learn/comprehend even though at times they're not LOL. I took his Pre-Calc Specialization and got impressed by his teaching style/quality. Therefore, I'm planning to finish this current and his other Specializations too. Oh and a bonus, I guess since these Specializations have've been released recently, Prof. Cuthrone is still monitoring the discussion board and he did take the time to reply to posts himself.

By Bernardo C

Jun 23, 2021

The course is an excellent way to review limits and derivatives. The content is provided progressively and with some opportunity for practice. Like many others, it suffers from the limitations of the online format which does not offer a dynamic way to discuss questions.

By SRI C A V S V

Dec 10, 2021

good ..

By sekiro

Jul 23, 2021

简单

By math t ( T

Oct 13, 2023

Excellent Course! It really helps either a degree in Maths or the first course of this specialization. The instructor of this course gives a brief review of Applied Calculus of limits by omitting several chapters of classic Topology of Limits and Continuity. The teaching point is focused on mathematical reasoning in geometrical patterns, limits and continuity into data modeling and machine learning.

By Rahul

Jan 22, 2024

Beautiful! As mentioned earlier also, there seems to be no end to the ways in which Calculus can be learnt. Thanks to Dr. Joseph W. Cutrone. Proof of Differentiability implies continuity was really simple and I did not know any proof earlier.

By Krizen J S A

Jan 17, 2022

The lectures were fun and interactive. It may be asynchronous, but the lectures are clear and concise. The instructor also gave an insight using real-world scenarios. It was a very fun class and what an experience it was!

By Blake B

Mar 16, 2022

Videos were clear and practice questions were challenging but rewarding.

By Ginger d R

Mar 4, 2024

Significantly easier than the previous one in the specialization

By Calvin K L Y

Sep 13, 2023

Best Differential Calculus course online

By SUBAASH V A

May 24, 2022

this course is very useful

By Harish S K

Oct 5, 2023

A beautiful journey

By CHEMARLA V R V

Jan 22, 2022

Amazing course.

By degreeuserdf t

Jun 7, 2024

Great

By UMESH R S H

Jan 24, 2022

maths

By Сатаев Т

Aug 13, 2024

ok

By Minguk G

Apr 15, 2023

practical

By Piotr C

Feb 22, 2024

The course was OK, but the final project spoiled it all. I needed to spend tons of time on things which were irrelevant in terms of Calculus, like describing the data in my own words. Also, it was done in Excel instead of Jupyter and peer review was used instead of automated testing. In total, I spent one full day on this assignment (which was supposed to take an hour) most of the time I wasn't practising Calculus, but either writing a wordy description or reading a wordy description that my peer wrote.

By OSCAR O

Apr 12, 2023

In my mind there's no enough preparation to solve the final quiz.

By Robert P

Oct 7, 2022

I cannot give this course a high grade when no one - absolutely no one - responds to questions of the discussion forums.

By LASYASRI N

Dec 19, 2021

my name is wrong in the given certificate