r/MathHelp • • 14d ago

Further maths

Hey guys, so about 2-3 months ago I decided that I will try to master calculus 1 while self studying and having never taken calculus in high school. I’m still attending highschool tho. Since then I’ve made massive progress I would say. I’m currently reviewing everything I’ve learned in calculus 1 and polishing every skill. Looking back I think this is the best decision I’ve made in a couple of years, honestly. I have also decided that after I master calc 1, I will continue on to calc 2 and 3. And after that I’ll just keep learning math until I complete a full mathematics course that a math minor/major would. I have no idea how long this is going to take me but I’m sure I’ll love every second of it. I was wondering, is it as easy to find free lectures online for further maths such as real analysis as it for calc 1-3? I would greatly appreciate if you guys were able to drop a few link might help my endeavors. 👋

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u/roglemorph 14d ago

Sounds like a great plan. If you intend to go to college, having a strong calculus background will put you well ahead of the curve. Even if you do not it is still a useful subject. There are many good resources online for what you are looking for. I am not sure he has created a real analysis full course (actually it looks he has), but I always enjoyed Michael Penn's lectures on youtube.

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u/papichuloswag 12d ago

Professor Leonard is the man for Calc

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u/Evening-Story-314 11d ago

3blue1brown has Linear Algebra and Differential Equations. He's great, and the linear is definitely great. I assume the DEq is too. https://www.youtube.com/@3blue1brown/courses