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18.024 Multivariable Calculus with Theory

MIT OpenCourseWare

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MIT's honors-style multivariable calculus course, covering vector calculus in n dimensions with proofs and theory, offered through MIT OpenCourseWare. It is the more theoretical alternative to the standard 18.02 sequence.

One commenter suggests it as the theory-heavy option for a self-studier past the typical freshman sequence, pairing 18.014 and 18.034 with it.

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  1. Recommendsgumby2019in “Self Studying the MIT Applied Math Curriculum”

    Great idea! I've used OCW to "re-take" a class I last had 25 years ago, plus a couple I never took, but never through to do a whole program.

    A suggestion: 18.01 and 18.02 are typically taken in the first two semesters of freshman year (and many take 18.03 the first of sophomore year, or even the semester before). As you're well past the high schoolers who push up at MIT, I suggest 18.014 / 18.024 / 18.034 for more theory (those weren't available when I was a student).

    It's funny: when I was an undergrad Math was quote popular because it had so few requirements and on your page it still looks that way (compare to course 6). I wonder if they same dynamic still applies?

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