UCCS Video Lectures | Math Courses | Register Now!

[thrill3rnit3]

Video Lectures from the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, ranging from Calculus I and Discrete Mathematics all the way through Real Analysis and Chaotic Dynamical Systems.

http://www.uccs.edu/~math/vidarchive.html

You do need to register to access the videos. Good stuff.

 

[antoan]

Thank you sir, good stuff indeed! Downloadable as mov files, too.

 

[sponsoredwalk]

Wow! This stuff is a goldmine. I've been looking for a source like this for the past few months.

I tip my hat to you sir - insert smiley tipping hat here -

 

[jkg0]

Cool. My alma mater.

 

[CellCoree]

I highly recommend taking advantage of these video lectures from the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. The range of topics covered, from Calculus I to Chaotic Dynamical Systems, is impressive and offers a great opportunity for continued learning and development in the field of mathematics. The fact that these lectures are easily accessible through the website is a huge advantage, and the registration process is a small price to pay for the valuable knowledge and information that can be gained from these videos. I encourage anyone interested in furthering their understanding of mathematics to take advantage of this resource and register now. It is a great opportunity to expand your knowledge and skills in a convenient and accessible way.

 

[pmacias]

I highly recommend taking advantage of the video lectures offered by the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. The courses cover a wide range of math topics, from basic Calculus to more advanced topics such as Real Analysis and Chaotic Dynamical Systems. These lectures provide a valuable resource for anyone looking to expand their knowledge and understanding of mathematics.

Furthermore, the fact that registration is required to access the videos shows that the university takes the quality and integrity of their content seriously. This is important for anyone looking to learn from reliable and reputable sources. I encourage anyone interested in mathematics to take advantage of these resources and register for the video lectures.