Khan Academy? I don't know how advanced their content is, but it's presented in a nicely digestible way.
Kha-ohOpen courseware stuff is fun but the curve might be a little steep.
Quote from: memecube han on July 09, 2015, 07:59:41 PMKha-ohOpen courseware stuff is fun but the curve might be a little steep.Any resources are welcome. I'll just bookmark this thread; I won't be accessing what you send me straight away. A steep learning curve isn't desirable, but I won't reject it.
Cheers.
I can guarantee you don't need calc for economics unless you're going with some sort of econ-wizard financial engineering route like I did. I saved almost all of my lectures and materials in my dropbox, and I'd share it if my name and personally identifiable information wasn't all over it. I'll check to see if anything can be easily cleaned.
Quote from: Meta Cognition on July 09, 2015, 08:11:45 PMCheers.but being totally honest your best bet is to just buy a textbook
Quote from: HurtfulTurkey on July 09, 2015, 08:20:29 PMI can guarantee you don't need calc for economics unless you're going with some sort of econ-wizard financial engineering route like I did. I saved almost all of my lectures and materials in my dropbox, and I'd share it if my name and personally identifiable information wasn't all over it. I'll check to see if anything can be easily cleaned.The AEA quite explicitly recommends calculus for graduate economics.
Quote from: HurtfulTurkey on July 09, 2015, 08:20:29 PMI can guarantee you don't need calc for economics unless you're going with some sort of econ-wizard financial engineering route like I did. I saved almost all of my lectures and materials in my dropbox, and I'd share it if my name and personally identifiable information wasn't all over it. I'll check to see if anything can be easily cleaned.i had to keep mine the old fashioned way. I've even kept a notebook that got pissed on by a dog because it had my engineering notes in it.
Well graduate school, sure.
Quote from: memecube han on July 09, 2015, 08:24:24 PMQuote from: HurtfulTurkey on July 09, 2015, 08:20:29 PMI can guarantee you don't need calc for economics unless you're going with some sort of econ-wizard financial engineering route like I did. I saved almost all of my lectures and materials in my dropbox, and I'd share it if my name and personally identifiable information wasn't all over it. I'll check to see if anything can be easily cleaned.i had to keep mine the old fashioned way. I've even kept a notebook that got pissed on by a dog because it had my engineering notes in it.Thankfully my school converted to keeping almost everything online. I still have stacks of notebooks filled with my work that I can't bring myself to throw away, but it's nice having access to all the lectures.
Quote from: HurtfulTurkey on July 09, 2015, 08:24:04 PMWell graduate school, sure. I'm pursuing it simply because my current background in mathematics isn't all that competitive. No harm in getting a preliminary leg-up.
Anybody know any good sources for learning maths?
