ペンシルベニア大学（University of Pennsylvania） による Calculus: Single Variable Part 1 - Functions の受講者のレビューおよびフィードバック

Great course!

Es un curso excelente, me gusta mucho, propone muchos retos.

a little bit difficult but worth learning!

Great course.

Well explained and demanding.

good

Very interesting course for to learn new forms for to watch the limits using the Taylor Series and the High Order Term and big O concept are very interesting form to see the functions

It's really interesting and helpful !

I really liked this Calculus course, there were many interesting problems and with a good degree of difficulty. I give them five stars, and I greatly appreciate them for this course.

Great

Wonderful course delving into the basics of calculus. I loved the explanatikon and colors. Although I am still not sure about Orders of growth, everything else was explained perfectly and enthusiastically.

This is a very good course delivered in an engaging and accessible way

good course, very helpful!

Good explanation of quite complicated things. Bonus materials are especially useful for understanding.

a little bit hard

Very Nice Course！

they don't give a certificate scam

I loved this course and its style ! There's a lot of colours and animations so it makes the course funny and attractive (more fun and attractive than classical math courses in high school and in many universities). Thank to professor Ghrist, I've finally understood the utility of Taylor series, the real meaning of a limit and other things. I'm going to follow the next chapters and I'm waiting for another mooc about multivariate fonctions : I hope professor Ghrist didn't forget it and that it will be quickly available. :D

Everything was exceptionally well taught except the Big-O part.

the big O part is a bit ubiquitous. But everything else is amazingly described.

Very well and simply explained

Made review easier for me

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good course, has a potential to add some more explanation on 'big o'.

That's is really hard course. I think lecturer gives not enough information for doing homework. For example: big-O notation confuse me and I learn a lot of materials from another universities from web. Single web page for help that recommented in course is broken.

Very Tough Part

Learn lots of things that I never know before

Thank You