

Hence the pace will be higher than in an introductory course. As a review course you are expected to have previously studied or be familiar with most of the material. This self-contained course is modular, so you do not need to follow the entire course if you wish to focus on a particular aspect. Our courses in calculus offer enough depth to cover what you need to succeed in your engineering master’s or profession in areas such as modeling, physics, fluid dynamics, dynamical systems and more. We use examples that are based on real-life applications so you can practice your mathematical skills in an engineering context. In the final week these topics will all come together as you solve and analyze several ordinary differential equations. In the first 5 weeks you will learn all the basic integration, differentiation and approximation techniques required in a first calculus course of an engineering bachelor education. The course focuses on functions of one variable.

This course allows you to get a solid basis by refreshing and reviewing your bachelor-level calculus.
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Whether you want to make a strong start to a master’s degree, prepare for more advanced courses, solidify your knowledge in a professional context or simply brush up on fundamentals, this course will get you up to speed.

A strong foundation in mathematics is critical for success in all science and engineering disciplines.
