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I would love a bootcamp like that. Or even one that helped you with proofs. I've found that's my biggest issue trying to teach myself pure mathematics. I just c
by dorchadas 8y ago
I would love a bootcamp like that. Or even one that helped you with proofs. I've found that's my biggest issue trying to teach myself pure mathematics. I just can't start the damn proof. Once I get the start, I can usually finish it, but starting the proof I just feel so clueless how to do it.
- nextos 8y agoYou can learn to do basic proofs the way old school Tsarist and Soviet Russia students did, by studying geometry from Kiselev. It should be pretty straightforward for any adult, and a nice stepping stone to build your knowledge on. A more advanced approach would be to go through a logic book like Velleman that teaches proofs as structured programming.