Testimonios Hola, soy Matias y estoy en el ultimo año de la carrera de Ingeniería en Sistemas. Escribo este testimonio porque quería contarles mi experiencia con Sebastián Lázaro, maestro matemático argentino. Encuentro sus videos muy interesantes y fáciles, espero que a ustedes también les guste! — Matias Marcos Avendaño I have been working with Sebastian Lazaro for over a year now and I am really happy to have found him. I find his videos very interesting and you can learn mathematics with ease. I recommend everybody to learn mathematics through these videos. — Daniela Díaz de Cisneros I like you Sebastian! Learning maths is easy now. Everybody can understand these videos. I wish people would not worry so much about maths so they can enjoy it more. They will be surprised how easy it is. And a big hug for you Sebastian, you are a great teacher! — Carlos del RioTeach Yourself Calculus is the ideal tool for anyone who wants to learn calculus at home or in a classroom environment. The book consists of 26 chapters that cover the concepts and problems that appear in an introductory calculus class, as well as major applications from mathematics, statistics, physics and engineering. Students will acquire the mathematical techniques they need without arduous memorization of formulas and derivations. This textbook provides the most in-depth coverage of calculus in a single, progressive series of chapters. It covers all the mathematical techniques one needs to know, in bite-size digestible portions. It is written at a level that is appropriate for self-study or classroom use. The author expertly conveys the underlying ideas that are difficult for students to grasp when they are presented by other texts in an overly simplified form. No prior knowledge of calculus is required. The book will be useful for students who want to take advanced courses in calculus at any level, as well as advanced mathematics majors or graduate students needing a review of basic concepts and applications. The book is supplemented by DVD-ROM featuring 495 free video lectures demonstrating the mathematical techniques that are covered in the text. The video lectures guide you through all of the concepts and applications presented in the book. Additionally, there are over 20 sets of hands-on problems on every chapter with answers, as well as detailed explanations for each exercise. The book is available with free online access to video lectures (see below). The book was influenced by many great calculus textbooks, beginning with Klein's "Calculus I" and continuing to Rota's "Calculus 2" and Felleman's "Common Core Calculus". 8eeb4e9f32 13
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