Calculus is essential for a deeper understanding of the physical and mathematical sciences. In cases when the progression of physical or mathematical events is not constant, calculus is a crucial tool for describing those events' past, present, and future! In short, calculus is used to look into changes smaller than we can imagine or observe the macroscopic accumulation of microscopic changes of events.
This series will focus on building intuition and problem-solving skills involving calculus in literally any topic (physics, chemistry, biology, economics, etc.) rather than monotonous exercise solving. It will be fun, I promise!
As the title suggests, no prior knowledge of calculus is required to attend the series. I will discuss the basics and build up on them in the first session. Then the series will progress towards tougher coursework from which even anyone taking Calc 2, AP Calc, and AP Physics can also benefit. You are also free to skip individual sessions if you are already familiar with that session's topic. But I would still encourage attending as you never know when you might learn something new or interesting. My goal is to make everyone able to learn by themselves. :)
May the second differential of your life be negative! :D
