Tomasz Owsiak

The most valuable thing I learned from this course was to think about math from a visual perspective. Math has never made sense to me like it does now, so I am really grateful for Prof. Owsiak for helping me to do this.

Calc 3 - 3d vectors, multivariable functions

I review some basic mathematics knowledge, and I'm more interested in mathematics, calculus. I also learn some concepts of 3D level.

I learned a lot of technical math skills and strategies to solve calculus III problems.

The first third of the class is on integration techniques and applications, then a little bit on differential equations, parametric equations, and polar coordinates. The last third is all about sequences, ending with Taylor and MacLaurin.

Basically everything in Calc I but with three dimensions, finding area and volume, re-parametrizing, differentiation, integration, double integration, and much more.

I learned the principles of calculus 2 including series and integration.

I learned things about calc 3, including vectors, gradients, double integrals, level curves, etc.

I leant the various applications of integration including Methods of integration, applications of the integral, Taylors theorem, infinite series. (SC

I learned a lot of analytical skills and became comfortable with doing math problems.