Khan Academy
Calculus 1
Interactive first course in calculus with videos and mastery practice on limits, derivatives and integrals.
9 free courses
Strong maths underpins data science, engineering and AI. These free courses range from school-level refreshers to university linear algebra and calculus.
9 free courses
Khan Academy
Interactive first course in calculus with videos and mastery practice on limits, derivatives and integrals.
Harvard Online
Beginner-friendly HarvardX course building probability from basic counting up to the normal distribution.
Harvard Online
Case studies showing how calculus models real problems in economics, medicine and more.
Keith Devlin's Stanford course on how mathematicians think: logic, quantifiers and proofs.
IIT Kharagpur's 12-week NPTEL course on probability theory and statistical inference.
MIT OpenCourseWare
MIT's self-study version of first-year calculus, organised into units with lectures, recitations and problems.
MIT OpenCourseWare
MIT undergraduate course on probability, Bayesian inference and frequentist statistics.
MIT OpenCourseWare
Gilbert Strang's classic MIT linear algebra lectures with problem sets and exams.
MIT OpenCourseWare
MIT's self-study multivariable calculus: vectors, partial derivatives and multiple integrals.
Linear algebra, calculus and probability are the usual foundations. Several courses here cover each one.
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