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Course Videos
Lectures: PLAYLIST:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcWNuL61dIBjye9hIa8T8Yd0R8WJfr8av
Tenth
day lecture:
http://youtu.be/Da0cO905Aj8
(March 10, 2014: Linear Approximation)
Eleventh
day lecture:
http://youtu.be/cgIoKYr11sY
(March 12, 2014: Chain Rule)
Twelfth
day lecture: Part I: http://youtu.be/FbwGZfkf9P8 Part II: http://youtu.be/RbhK3a308sg
(March 14, 2014: Directional Derivatives, Exp Fn, Trig in
a Day)
Thirteenth
day lecture: http://youtu.be/pgwC2vOwRuE
(March 17, 2014: Lagrange Multipliers)
Fourteenth
day lecture:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1TQtH6POyI (March 19, 2014: Fundamental
Theorem of Calculus in a Day)
Supplemental lecture:
Fractals: From Khan to
Frozen
(March 20, 2014: Mathematics of Fractals and applications to films)
Fifteenth
day lecture: http://youtu.be/N8nFFWG_6J4
(April 7, 2014: Integration in two variables)
Sixteenth
day lecture: http://youtu.be/G9d9lcYevnM
(April 9, 2014: Iterated integrals, changing order)
Seventeenth
day lecture:
http://youtu.be/JP78q_ri-4o
(April 11, 2014: Polar Change of Variables, Circles and Spheres)
Eighteenth
day lecture: http://youtu.be/Nz7ahXOMTus
(April 14, 2014: Monte Carlo Integration, Change of Variables for Ellipses)
Nineteenth
day lecture:
http://youtu.be/t3Pt4E1BeUTwt
(April 16, 2014: Cylindrical and Spherical Coordinates, Newton's Shell
Theorem)
Extra lecture: Probability and Spheres: Sec 1:
https://youtu.be/1PwQevlIoW8 Sec 2:
https://youtu.be/0TeX4c2E43A
Twentieth
day lecture:
http://youtu.be/gFDly_6qOn4 (April 18, 2014:
Sabermetrics and Multivariable Calculus - Lecture from 2013)
Twenty-first
day lecture:
http://youtu.be/MN80UyR2Rh8
(April 21, 2014: Gamma Function and Calc I/II/III review)
Twenty-second
day lecture:
http://youtu.be/tZ9lcdk6hLOUt (April
23, 2014: Review Class: Perimeter Ellipse, Word Problems, Viewing Algebra)
Twenty-third
day lecture: http://youtu.be/aigdKmu-5ow (April
28, 2014: Geometric and Harmonic Series, Memoryless Processes)
Twenty-fourth
day lecture:
http://youtu.be/6bf9fjwMs2o (May
2, 2014: Comparison Test, Implications of Limits of Terms)
Lecture from
4/20/2018:
Twenty-fifth lecture:
https://youtu.be/fa4X1AcGFOA (May
4, 2014: Comparison Test, Implications of Limits of Terms: II)
Twenty-fifth
day lecture:
http://youtu.be/u3BbXey5dVY
(May 5, 2014: Ratio Test, Patton Movie Clip)
Twenty-sixth
day lecture: http://youtu.be/ujJbUpCab6M
(May 7, 2014: Root Test, Integral Test)
No class on May 9, watched streaming video lecture from last year:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjnHNHPhJtU
5/2/18: Sec 1:
https://youtu.be/gaC6R01aTjs (Sec 2 was outside)
Twenty-seventh
day lecture:
http://youtu.be/yr01SLw9t4c
(May 12, 2014: Taylor Series:
Should have already watched)
Twenty-eighth
day lecture:
http://youtu.be/UfL8o_IetYQ
(May 12, 2014:
Review by Partitioning: Not doing 2018)
Twenty-ninth
day lecture:
http://youtu.be/4OcxtpxuSJw (May 14, 2014:
Special Series, Alternating Series, Pi
formulas, Birthday Problem: Not doing 2018)
Review sessions:
Videos of the week:
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Interesting news articles involving math (see also the
course disclaimer about not suing me!)
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Interesting videos
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Course disclaimer
- I may occasionally say things such as
`Probability is one of the most useful courses you can take' or 'If you know
probability, stats and a programming language then you'll always be able to
find employment'. I really should write `you should always be able to find
employment', as nothing is certain. Thus, please consider yourself warned
and while you may savor the thought of suing me and/or Williams College, be
advised against this! I'm saying this because of the recent lawsuit of a
graduate who was upset that she didn't have a job, and sued her school!