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The bonus lectures are great! I majored in pure Mathematics in university, and I find them incredibly enlightening. One question, though. We have been taught several techniques to compute derivatives based on the derivatives of such simple function as sin(x), cos(x), and exponential. Shouldn't we learn how those basic derivatives are computed in the first place?

I like both the video lectures and the textbook readings for each lecture. I wonder whether you would want to draw more attention to the textbook readings for each of the lectures?

Aside: I wanted to retry a couple of the questions on the exam. Is there some way for me to do this?

Thanks Mr. Ghrist for this course . I learnt many new concepts and mainly how to deal with problems by using visualization . Also understand why we are learning things and their applications. Again thanks a lot.

I like how this course was shorter than Part 1. However, some of the quizzes were challenging & solutions were incorrect, as always.

some interesting applications of even the most basics of calculus, also finally a way to truely understand the second derivate test

i WOULD LIKE TO SUGGEST TO PROFESSOR ROBERT CHRIST TO PRESENT MORE EXAMPLE IN ORDER TO MAKE EASY STUDENT UNDERSTANDING.

I am not giving 5 stars because of lack of proofs ! some topology i think is necessary to talk about calculus

Overall the course was best but could be improved by a few more examples. Loved this course.

Presentations are great, albeit some topics were neglected or were too short. Overall 8,5/10

the Professor's voice and tempo is tooooooooo slow that we want to sleep

Tough course, but a very fresh look at differential calculus.

IT'S GIVE ME A DEEP UNDERSTANDING . THANK'S

very need the lecture note

IT WAS A NICE EXPERIENCE