interesting and helpful in teaching vector calculus

A challenging but useful egineering math course!

Great introduction to multivariate calculus.

Was pretty hard to understand after week 2.

Good course to learn the basics!

it ok not that much useful

It was well explanatory

GOOD KNOWLEDGE GAINING

Good one for learners.

teacher is very good

its a good course..

good so useful

useful course

It was good.

very useful

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excellent

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Pros: -Professor seemed very enthusiastic. -Topics were explained in a thorough yet concise manner. -Practice exercises were useful to review topics. -Professor was very quick when answering questions. -I especially liked how derivation and integration were taught, it was very useful. Cons: -My main issue is probably with assessments. The material given was rather difficult (which is not necessarily a bad thing), yet assessments were quite trivial. All of them were multiple choice questions with practically an infinite number of possible attempts, so although I carefully read through the entirety of the material, I do not feel as accomplished. A simple solution for this would be to ask for a numerical solution to problems. -Related to the previous point, all practice quizzes had their answers in the answer sheets, which also decreases the effort needed for the course (no, I am not going to try and solve all of them on my own if I have the answer right there). -A few topics were not very useful (e.g., quaternions, Kronecker-delta, Einstein's summation). I understand their historical significance, but they were taught briefly in a very specific context and never again used. -Professor's answers were often too succint. -A few demonstrations skipped a step or two, which made reading sometimes more difficult than it should have. Nevertheless, I appreciate the effort put into the answer sheets. -I would had liked a few more intuitive real-life situations (e.g., electrodynamics), as to relate the course to engineering.

Overall, a comprehensive overview of the subject though very difficult to understand and interpret without using additional resources like textbooks or other lecture material.