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Set Theory (12:45)
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Not everything in the video is exactly in chronological order but most of them are. I know I didn't include everything of course but there was constant back and forth of should I go over more topics in less detail, or less topics in more detail…I hoped this would be a happy medium.
SIT_University of Glasgow Aeronautical Engineering or Mechtronics? I'm from Singapore Polytechnic pursuing my diploma in Mechanical Engineering, my CGPA is 3.2. I don't really like mechanical Engineering due to the modules like materials, designing and machining. I wanna work in the IT field. HELPP me choose between the 2options I have.
May you make a video about the “aptitude tests” engineers take before getting accepted in college? I googled some and there are a lot of tests, but it would be nice to hear from your experience during the application process involving tests.
(I know it depends on the college, but if someone knows about practice test or what to expect it would be nice to hear some advice).
Hi! I am from India and I am still in the 8th grade but I want to do engineering and your videos helped me to understand and choose which stream I want to do in engineering. I am confused between mechanical and aerospace. Can you please help me?
Hey man, what is job outlook for Electrical Engineers in the U.S for the coming years?
really interesting! the graphics made everything really easy to understand 🙂 also congrats on 100k!!!
I'm only 6 mins into this video but this is a solid general understanding of the history of maths. I have an AS in Math from a US college but also have a deep passion for math. Bravo on this thoughtful and factual video. Rare find!
You've got a new like here! This video has so much information!
Wow this is really helpful!
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I expected a detailed history of math but this was too rushed and you skipped a lot of things. Why not cover trig and geometry? Would have made a really long video? Yes, but that can be fixed by making series, covering maybe one branch of math on each video. I wanted names, dates and stories of important people in detail.
I’m currently pursing a BS in CS but I’m thinking of switching to BS Math with minor CS.. Do you have any advice as to what kind of jobs/fields i could work in? Thanks
100K Special?
Dammit Newton
YOO MAKE THIS A SERIES I want more detail
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Loved this video man! Please do more! I would love it if you could do a history of specific mathematical subjects like “The History of Calculus,” or Algebra, Geometry, Topology, etc… and physics and engineering subjects like fluid mechanics, engineering mechanics, quantum field theory, and so on. Just an idea, I think you have a wealth of potential and material for this “A History of…” type of video.