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Single Variable Calculus (18.01SC)
MIT's self-study version of first-year calculus, organised into units with lectures, recitations and problems.
Gilbert Strang's classic MIT linear algebra lectures with problem sets and exams.
Taught byMIT OpenCourseWareProfessor Gilbert Strang's recorded MIT course covers matrix theory and linear algebra with an eye on applications. The site bundles video lectures, readings, assignments with solutions and past exams, so it works as a complete self-study course.
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