Full Course in Group Theory (and More) on YouTube

[caffeinemachine]

I created a YouTube channel (here's the link) a few months ago in which I post detailed lectures in higher mathematics.
I just finished my Group Theory Course. Here is a sample video.

Apart from that, so far I have uploaded

• A first course on Linear Algebra (which I am currently renovating).
• A course in Real Analysis.
• Some material for preparation of Math Olympiads.
• A course in Complex Numbers suitable for high school students.

If the channel picks up, my first goal is to pour down all the major undergraduate level topics and then go for more advanced topics.

Note: Some of my videos feature cursive writing or narrow viewing format or both. I am in the process of replacing those videos with print font and wider format.

I hope that the people here would find the content useful and interesting.

Thank you.

 

[Wrichik Basu]

Interesting. Are you focussing on content for math majors, or will you also create videos for other majors (topics like mathematical physics, including, but not limited to, differential equations, special integrals, matrix algebra and the like)?

 

[caffeinemachine]

Interesting. Are you focussing on content for math majors, or will you also create videos for other majors (topics like mathematical physics, including, but not limited to, differential equations, special integrals, matrix algebra and the like)?

As of now I am only focusing on math majors. In the future I would like to include topics from theoretical physics and theoretical computer science.

 

[haushofer]

Hi, just an advice: speak more clearly/articulated and perhaps slowly. Maybe it's your accent or my European background, but for me whole pieces of sentences drop out because I can't understand what you're saying (and that's not because of a lack of knowledge about group theory ;) ). I wish you a lot of views and good luck with the project!

 

[caffeinemachine]

Hi, just an advice: speak more clearly/articulated and perhaps slowly. Maybe it's your accent or my European background, but for me whole pieces of sentences drop out because I can't understand what you're saying (and that's not because of a lack of knowledge about group theory ;) ). I wish you a lot of views and good luck with the project!

Thank you for the valuable feedback.

I agree that my earlier videos had an audio-clarity problem. Do you face the same problem even with the video I linked (if not, can you please link the video that is unclear?)

Also, the subtitles are accurate. Though I understand that using subs may deteriorate the experience.

 

[MidgetDwarf]

Accent is fine, fully understood. Just speak a bit louder. Sometimes you speed up your speech, which makes it hard to follow when combined with low voice volume. But other than that, the video I watched was extremely clear (coordinate geometry).

Writing was extremely legible.

 

[Mark44]

Note: Some of my videos feature cursive writing or narrow viewing format or both. I am in the process of replacing those videos with print font and wider format.

Good. The cursive writing is hard to read.

Hi, just an advice: speak more clearly/articulated and perhaps slowly. Maybe it's your accent or my European background, but for me whole pieces of sentences drop out because I can't understand what you're saying

Agree with @haushofer. By your accent I would guess that you are from India or Pakistan. Of the short bit of the linked video, you tend to speak very rapidly at times, which makes it harder to understand.

 

[caffeinemachine]

Good. The cursive writing is hard to read.

Agree with @haushofer. By your accent I would guess that you are from India or Pakistan. Of the short bit of the linked video, you tend to speak very rapidly at times, which makes it harder to understand.

Thank yo for the feedback. I will try to fix my speed and reupload the videos eventually. I cannot, of course, change my accent.