Recent content by Saqib Ali

I'm going to use Courant's volume 1 and 2. I don't want to try every problem in the book, so how do I go about choosing problems to know if I understand the material?

Is Courants all in one book or is it separated?

So would you recommend me to use both for learning?

What textbooks would you recommend to me in that case? What textbooks would you recommend then for Calc -> Multivariable Calc, Diff eq, Lin Algebra, and Prob/stats?

We learned up to eigen decomposition but didn’t even get into SVD. I want to do data science so I think prob/stats is very important.

https://backdoorgraduteschooladmissions.quora.com/Mastering-lower-division-mathematics-courses-especially-for-computer-science-majors The above link has a list of free online material to learn a lot of the math required in computer science. I'm already a 4th year undergrad, but I didn't learn...

I aspire to do a PhD in CS where I'll apply CS to climate data. I hope someday I can be a professor at a research university. I've done a lot of research at the Ubicomp Lab at Georgia Tech, and I've talked to an Earth and Atmospheric Science professor about doing research with him next semester...

My passion is the environment, and I want to apply data science and machine learning to climate data. I didn't learn much from my math courses throughout and haven't taken a physics or chemistry course since high school. I want some guidance on how to self-learn math starting from Calculus...