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Seconded. I started learning calculus for the first time in my late 20s (about 7-8 years ago) and Khan Academy was great for that. Once you get into Linear Alge
by TaupeRanger 4y ago
Seconded. I started learning calculus for the first time in my late 20s (about 7-8 years ago) and Khan Academy was great for that. Once you get into Linear Algebra, Differential Equations, etc., find Gil Strang's lessons through MIT's YouTube channel. He is truly a master teacher and I learned a ton from him without ever meeting him or setting foot on MIT's campus.
- tayo42 4y agoWhat made you want to learn calculus later in life?
- TaupeRanger 4y agoI was a self taught programmer/dev and started getting interested in signal processing, systems of pulse coupled oscillators, and machine learning. So I figured I should "learn the language" so to speak.
- strikelaserclaw 4y agodid khan academy give you enough knowledge to have the background required to understand ML ? My company heavily focuses on ML/Statistics and i want to understand what they are doing so i'm trying to self study statistics as a first start, any courses you recommend?
- Aromasin 4y agoNot the poster you're replying to, but yes definitely. I worked through the Algebra 1, 2, Differential Calculus, Differential equations, Integral Calculus, Linear algebra, Multivariable calculus, Statistics and probability, and Trigonometry course. And to answer your other question, here's the stats module: https://www.khanacademy.org/math/statistics-probability https://www.khanacademy.org/math/statistics-probability