Calculus Methods: Gradients and First Principles

by Batool Akmal

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Calculus is based on minimums and maximums, and is applied in a number of scientific fields, like medicine and architecture. Estimating growths or surfaces can easily be done using calculus.

Join Batool Akmal, an experienced college and A-level teacher from Cardiff, Wales, as she explains the basics of Calculus.

This course will teach you:

Basic knowledge of calculus
Gradients of lines and curves
First calculus methods
General rules
Challenges to deepen your knowledge

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Videos 7
Duration 0:36 h
Quiz questions 9
Articles 0

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Your Educators of course Calculus Methods: Gradients and First Principles

Batool Akmal

Batool Akmal has been teaching a-level and college level maths for over 7 years at one of the top colleges in Cardiff, Wales. She is the Director of the colleges' Honours Programme whereby she supports students with their applications to Cambridge, Oxford and other top universities, to study subjects such as Medicine and Dentistry. Batool also runs her own mathematics tuition and revision company and provides online support to her students through her website. Batool is enthusiastic and passionate about the study of Mathematics.

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By Charles P. on 09. July 2019 for Calculus Methods: Gradients and First Principles

I have trouble reading the instructor's writing at times which makes following the equations difficult.

This is a very great from of lecturing, well explained and user friendly.

By Taiwo A. on 16. November 2018 for First Principles – Calculus Methods

Succinctly theorized. This is a very great from of lecturing, well explained and user friendly.

a very good explanation

By Anna B. on 06. March 2017 for Gradients of Straight and Curved Lines

the explanation was very clear , i've understood it very quickly , the vidéo is realy well done .

it was great

By lucie I. on 23. November 2016 for Gradients and First Principles: Exercise 3

it was great, everything was explained. At the end it completely made sense to me.