MIT Math for Engineers: Gilbert Strang Course

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In summary, "MIT Math for Engineers" by Gilbert Strang is an intermediate level course that covers topics such as linear algebra, differential equations, and Fourier analysis. While it is tailored towards engineers, it can also benefit those interested in applied mathematics. It is recommended to have a solid understanding of calculus and linear algebra before taking this course. There is also a textbook available, "Introduction to Applied Mathematics," written by Gilbert Strang, that can be used for further practice and understanding.
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Just in case you didn't know, they added a new section of this course on MIT's OCW, with video lectures. The course is taught by Gilbert Strang.

http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/Mathematics/18-085Fall-2007/CourseHome/index.htm
 
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Thanks. Gilbert Strang rocks...
 
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His book is okay :p
 

FAQ: MIT Math for Engineers: Gilbert Strang Course

What is the difficulty level of "MIT Math for Engineers" by Gilbert Strang?

The difficulty level of this course is considered to be intermediate. It assumes a basic understanding of calculus and linear algebra.

What topics are covered in "MIT Math for Engineers" by Gilbert Strang?

This course covers a range of topics including linear algebra, differential equations, and Fourier analysis.

Is this course suitable for non-engineers?

While this course is tailored towards engineers, it can also be beneficial for anyone interested in applied mathematics and its applications.

Are there any prerequisites for taking "MIT Math for Engineers" by Gilbert Strang?

Yes, a solid understanding of calculus and linear algebra is recommended before taking this course.

Are there any resources available for further practice and understanding?

Yes, Gilbert Strang has written a textbook titled "Introduction to Applied Mathematics" which can be used as a supplement to this course for further practice and understanding.

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