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Are some universities better than others for this? Do you have any favorite universities that you follow?
by randmeerkat 5y ago
Are some universities better than others for this? Do you have any favorite universities that you follow?
- sn9 5y agoI think your best bet would be to compare the curricula and syllabi of different universities and see which books are the most commonly recommended. You could just look at Ivy League universities, or maybe the top N universities for undergraduates in field X.
- wheelinsupial 5y agoI try to look at a mix of universities. The top couple in a field, some state schools (that aren't the top couple), and some schools that are more practically oriented. This way you'll get exposure from more theoretical to more applied. Even if the same textbooks are used across these institutions there may be a difference in emphasis and assignments. One can start from the least rigorous and work up to the more rigorous courses. Even some of the top schools may have honors and non-honors versions of courses.
- mejutoco 5y agoI checked MIT‘s curriculum for Math books (logic in particular) and I got 2 or 3 that looked interesting. I thought if it more like browsing things that look interesting (checking on goodreads) more than a systematic approach.