What are the good online maths university programs

Question

About 10 years ago I graduated with master's in CS but haven't been using maths a lot, and want to catch up on that. I do not need a university diploma, but I was still thinking about enrolling because of the structured program. Are there any online alternatives to that, free or not, that I could do during the quarantine?

vmilner · Accepted Answer

In "Learn X the hard way" style, I'm planning to refresh my maths degree fundamentals by working through some of the Cambridge Tripos material at https://www.maths.cam.ac.uk/undergrad/studentreps/tripos-spe...(particularly the Dexter Chua notes). This may be too hard without tutor support, but I figure I can always find easier material if it gets too tough.

xupybd · Answer

I'm not sure what you want to learn but I found MIT to be very helpful when doing my engineering degree. I find the lectures in my own university hard to follow and wanted to look for more resources. I found that MIT had amazing lecturers that took difficult topics and explained them simply. https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/find-by-topic/#cat=mathematics

rollinDyno · Answer

When you say catch up on do you mean you want to review what you&rsquo;ve already learned or you actually want to catch up with the literature in what used to be your field?If the former, I don&rsquo;t see why you would go through a structured programme again, you already know what the knowledge tree looks like and you can google for the best textbooks or youtube videos for each topic or course.

downshun · Answer

Khan academy