Mastering the Fundamentals of Math (Mathematics) : Part 2

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Anubhav Kumar - A certified mathematics professor created the Mastering the Fundamentals of Math (Mathematics): Part 2 certification course, which is offered by Udemy and is designed for participants who want to learn multiple methods of solving the same problem and build a strong foundation for taking high-level competitive examinations. Mastering the Fundamentals of Math (Mathematics): Part 2 online course by Udemy is a collection of any mathematical topics that participants will have unlimited access to.

Mastering the Fundamentals of Math (Mathematics): Part 2 online classes are organized in such a way that participants can choose any topic of their choosing and learn basic to advanced principles through a variety of solutions. Participants in this course will get access to over 48.5 hours of study resources covering topics such as geometry, algebra, polynomials, constants, variables, trigonometry, statistics, mensuration, algebraic expressions, and more.

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After completing the Mastering the Fundamentals of Math (Mathematics): Part 2 online certification, participants will be introduced to intermediate to advanced mathematical principles. Participants will explore various mathematical strategies and methodologies to solve a variety of problems. Participants will learn about various principles involved with algebra, coordinate geometry, plane geometry, 3d geometry, geometrical construction, trigonometry, statistics, symmetry, mensuration, algebraic expressions, polynomials, and logarithms, variables, and variables.

The syllabus

Algebra: Introduction

  • Beginning of Algebra
  • Where did the word 'Algebra' come from
  • What is 'Algebra'
  • 'Arithmetic' vs 'Algebra'
  • Who is an 'Algebraist'
  • Indian name for 'Algebra'
  • Usages of Algebra

Algebra: Constants and Variables

  • Introduction
  • Two types of numbers in Algebra
  • What is a 'Constant'
  • What is a 'Variable'
  • What is a 'Literal'
  • 'Constant' vs 'Variable'
  • Constants with 'unknown' values
  • Fundamental operations on variables
  • Why can we perform operations on variables
  • Shorter way to write product of variables
  • Repeated multiplication (or Exponentiation) of variables
  • A variable to the power zero (0)
  • Repeated addition (or Multiplication) of variables
  • Properties of operations on variables

Algebra: Algebraic Expressions

  • Algebraic expression - Introduction
  • What is an 'Algebraic expression'
  • 'Arithmetic expression' vs Algebraic expression'
  • What are 'terms'
  • How to identify 'terms' in an algebraic expression
  • 'Constant term' in an algebraic expression
  • 'Factors' of a term
  • Tree diagram
  • 'Numerical factor' and 'Variable factor'
  • What are 'Coefficients'
  • 'Numerical coefficient' and 'Literal coefficient'
  • What are 'Like terms'
  • What are 'Unlike terms'
  • How to add or subtract 'terms'
  • How to add or subtract 'like terms'
  • How to add or subtract 'Unlike terms'
  • How to add or subtract 'Algebraic expressions'
  • How to multiply 'terms'
  • How to multiply two 'algebraic expressions'
  • Finding the value of an algebraic expression

Algebra: Polynomials

  • Polynomial - Introduction
  • A variable to the power whole number
  • (Constant) X (A variable to the power whole number)
  • What is a 'Polynomial in 1 variable'
  • What is a 'Constant polynomial'
  • 'Terms' of a polynomial
  • 'Coefficients' of terms of a polynomial
  • 'Degree' of a polynomial in 1 variable
  • Summary of concepts
  • Classification of polynomials
  • What is a 'Linear polynomial'
  • What is a 'Quadratic polynomial'
  • What is a 'Cubic polynomial'
  • 'Constant polynomial' - Revisited
  • Summary of polynomials based on 'degree'
  • Degree table of polynomials
  • Classifying polynomials on 'Number of terms'
  • Polynomials in more than 1 variable

Algebra: Linear equation in 1 variable

  • What are 'variables' and 'constants'
  • What is an 'Expression'
  • Problem session - variables, constants and expressions
  • What is an 'Equation'
  • Parts of an equation
  • What is 'Equation in 1 variable'
  • Problem session - On identifying equation in 1 variable
  • Problem session - On identifying equation in 1 variable
  • What is 'Linear equation in 1 variable'
  • Problem session - Identifying 'Linear equation in 1 variable'
  • 'Solution' or 'root' of an equation - Part 1
  • 'Solution' or 'root' of an equation - part 2
  • 'Solution' or 'root' of an equation - part 3
  • Number of roots of an equation
  • Plotting the roots of an equation
  • 'Solution' or 'root' of a L.E.1.V.
  • Why is a Linear equation called 'Linear'
  • Problem session - Understanding the meaning of solution
  • Problem session - Understanding the meaning of solution
  • Problem session - Understanding the meaning of solution
  • What is 'Solving a L.E.1.V'
  • Two methods of solving LE1V
  • Trial and Error method of solving L.E.1.V.
  • Problem session - Trial and Error method
  • Problem session - Trial and Error method
  • Demerits of Trial and Error method
  • An equation as a weighing balance
  • Properties of a balanced equation
  • Gist of properties of balanced equation
  • Systematic method of solving L.E.1.V.
  • Problem session - Systematic method - Part 1
  • What is 'Transposition'
  • Problem session - Systematic method - Part 2
  • Problem session - Systematic method - Part 3
  • Problem session - Systematic method - Part 4
  • Problem session - Systematic method - Part 5
  • Problem session - Systematic method - Part 6
  • Problem session - Systematic method - Part 7
  • Setting up an equation
  • Problem session - Converting statements to equations
  • Problem session - Setting up equations
  • Problem session - Word problems
  • Problem session - Word problems
  • Problem session - Word problems
  • Checking the solution
  • Problem session - Checking the solution
  • Plotting the solution of LE1V
  • Problem session - Plotting solution of LE1V
  • Standard form of a LE1V
  • Problem session - Writing LE1V in standard form
  • Problem session - Overall chapter in one session
  • Revision of the chapter - Part 1
  • Revision of the chapter - Part 2
  • Revision of the chapter - Part 3
  • Revision of the chapter - Part 4
  • Revision of the chapter - Part 5
  • Revision of the chapter - Part 6
  • Revision of the chapter - Part 7

Plane Geometry: Introduction

  • Break up of the word 'Geometry'
  • What is 'Geometry'
  • How did Geometry evolve
  • 2 Types of Geometries
  • Which Geometry will we study
  • Geometry of the Universe
  • Who is the 'Father of Geometry'
  • Who gave the 'first known proof'
  • Who is a 'Geometer'

Plane Geometry: Meaning of 'Axioms' & 'Theorems'

  • Two types of 'Statements' in Mathematics
  • Axioms or Postulates
  • Theorems or Propositions

Plane Geometry: Plane

  • What is a 'Plane'

Plane Geometry: Point

  • Definition of 'Point'
  • Why is a 'Point' not defined in Geometry
  • A Point is a 'Primitive Object'
  • Characteristics of a Point
  • How to represent a Point
  • How to draw a Point on paper
  • How to denote a Point
  • Practical examples of a Point

Plane Geometry: Line Segment

  • Definition of a Line-segment
  • Definition of a Line-segment from a Line
  • Another word for Line-segment
  • How to denote a Line-segment
  • 'Line-segment AB' vs 'Line-segment BA'
  • The length of a Line-segment
  • Characteristics of a Line-segment
  • How to compare lengths of Line-segments
  • Practical examples of Line-segments

Plane Geometry: Line

  • Definition of 'Line'
  • Why is a 'Line' not defined in Geometry
  • Line is a 'Primitive Object'
  • What is a 'Straight Line'
  • Defining a line from a Line-segment
  • Defining a Line from 'Intersecting planes'
  • Complete picture of a Line cannot be drawn
  • How to denote a Line
  • 'Line AB' vs 'Line BA'
  • Characteristics of a Line
  • How many Lines can be drawn passing through 1 given point
  • How many Lines can be drawn passing through 2 given points
  • Two points fix a line
  • What are Collinear points
  • What are Non-collinear points
  • What are Concurrent lines
  • Practical examples of lines

Plane Geometry: Ray

  • What is a 'Ray'
  • Definition of a 'Ray' from a 'Line'
  • Definition of a 'Ray' from a 'Line-segment'
  • About the complete picture of a Ray
  • How to denote a Ray
  • Starting point of a Ray AB
  • 'Ray AB' vs 'Ray BA'
  • Number of rays that can be drawn from a 'Starting point'
  • Ray from 2 given points
  • Characteristics of a ray
  • Practical examples of rays

Plane Geometry: 'line' vs 'line Segment' vs 'Ray'

  • 'Line' vs 'Line segment' vs 'Ray'

Plane Geometry: Angle

  • Origin of the word 'Angle'
  • What is an 'Angle'
  • Symbol for Angle
  • How to denote an angle
  • What is the 'Measure of an angle'
  • How to denote the 'Measure of an angle'
  • What is 'One Complete Revolution'
  • What is 'Complete angle' or 'Full angle'
  • What is 'Straight angle'
  • What is 'Right angle'
  • 'Three-fourth' of a revolution has no special name
  • Relation among a 'Complete angle', a 'Straight angle' and a 'Right angle'
  • Comparison among a 'Complete angle', a 'Straight angle' and a 'Right angle'
  • Systems of measuring angle
  • Centesimal system (French system)
  • Sexagesimal system (English system)
  • Circular system
  • Degree measurement of a complete angle, a straight angle and a right angle
  • Types of angles
  • Examples of 7 types of angles
  • Comparison among 7 types of angles
  • Automatic formation of Reflex angle
  • Distinction between an angle and its reflex counterpart
  • Two important results
  • How to compare angles
  • Instrument to measure an angle
  • An angle leads to 3 divisions of a region
  • Practical examples of angles

Plane Geometry: Pairs of Angles

  • Pairs of Angles
  • Complementary angles
  • Supplementary angles
  • Adjacent angles
  • Linear pair of angles
  • Linear Pair Axiom
  • Vertically opposite angles
  • Theorem concerning 'Vertically opposite angles'
  • 'Linear pair axiom' vs 'Vertically opposite angles theorem'

Plane Geometry: Pairs of Lines

  • Pairs of Lines - Introduction
  • Parallel Lines
  • Intersecting Lines
  • Perpendicular Lines
  • 'Perpendicular bisector' of a line segment
  • What are 'Transversals'
  • Angles made by a transversal
  • 'Exterior Angles' made by a transversal
  • 'Interior Angles' made by a transversal
  • Pairs of exterior angles on same side of transversal
  • Pairs of interior angles on same side of transversal
  • Pairs of corresponding angles formed by a transversal
  • Pairs of Alternate interior angles formed by a transversal
  • Pairs of Alternate exterior angles formed by a transversal
  • Revision of all types of angles formed by transversal

Plane Geometry: Parallel lines & a Transversal

  • Parallel lines and a transversal - Introduction
  • Corresponding angles axiom
  • Alternate angle theorem
  • Proof of 'Alternate angle theorem'
  • Theorem regarding interior angles on same side of transversal
  • Proof of theorem regarding interior angles on same side of transversal
  • Most important result (for competitions)

Plane Geometry: Curve

  • What is a 'Curve'
  • Two types of curves
  • What is 'Open curve'
  • What is 'Closed curve'
  • What is 'Simple curve'
  • What is 'Simple Closed Curve'
  • A 'Simple Closed Curve' leads to 3 divisions of a region

Plane Geometry: Polygon

  • What is a 'Polygon'
  • What are 'Sides' or 'Edges' of a polygon
  • What are 'Vertices' or 'Corners' of a polygon
  • What are 'Adjacent sides' of a polygon
  • What are 'Adjacent vertices' of a polygon
  • What is 'Diagonal' of a polygon
  • A polygon leads to 3 divisions of a region
  • Angles in a polygon
  • What are 'Adjacent angles' in a polygon
  • Quick recapitulation
  • Types of Polygons
  • What is 'Convex polygon'
  • What is 'Concave polygon'
  • Names of some polygons
  • Types of Convex polygon
  • What is 'Regular polygon'
  • What is 'Irregular polygon'

Plane Geometry: Triangle

  • e Geometry: Triangle
  • What is a 'Triangle'
  • How to denote a triangle
  • 'Interior', 'On' and 'Exterior' of a triangle
  • 'Sides' of a Triangle
  • 'Vertices' of a Triangle
  • 'Adjacent sides' of a Triangle
  • 'Adjacent vertices' of a Triangle
  • Sides opposite to vertices
  • Vertices opposite to sides
  • Interior angles of a triangle
  • Exterior angles of a triangle
  • 'Diagonals' of a triangle
  • Elements in a triangle
  • 'Angle sum property' of a triangle
  • 'Exterior angle property' of a triangle
  • Types of triangles
  • Types of triangles based on 'sides'
  • Types of triangles based on 'angles'
  • Inequalities in a triangle - Introduction
  • Inequalities in a triangle - The 1st inequality
  • Inequalities in a triangle - The 2nd inequality
  • Inequalities in a triangle - 1st and 2nd inequalities
  • Inequalities in a triangle - The 3rd inequality
  • Inequalities in a triangle - The 4th inequality
  • Bound on a side of a triangle
  • Special lines and special line-segments in a triangle
  • 'Medians' in a triangle
  • 'Centroid' or 'Gravity centre' of a triangle
  • 'Altitudes' in a triangle
  • 'Orthocenter' of a triangle
  • 'Interior angle bisectors' in a triangle
  • 'Incentre' of a triangle
  • 'Side perpendicular bisectors' in a triangle
  • 'Circumcenter' of a triangle
  • All 4 centres in a sample triangle
  • Right-angled triangle
  • Pythagoras theorem

Plane Geometry: Quadrilateral

  • What is a 'Quadrilateral'
  • 'Interior', 'On' and 'Exterior' of a quadrilateral
  • 'Sides' or 'Edges' of a Quadrilateral
  • 'Vertices' or 'Corners' of a Quadrilateral
  • 'Adjacent sides' of a Quadrilateral
  • 'Adjacent vertices' of a Quadrilateral
  • 'Opposite sides' of a Quadrilateral
  • 'Opposite vertices' of a Quadrilateral
  • 'Interior angles' of a Quadrilateral
  • 'Exterior angles' of a Quadrilateral
  • 'Adjacent interior angles' of a Quadrilateral
  • 'Opposite interior angles' of a Quadrilateral
  • 'Diagonals' of a Quadrilateral
  • Elements in a Quadrilateral
  • Two types of quadrilaterals
  • Angle sum property of a quadrilateral
  • 5 Types of quadrilaterals
  • What is a 'Trapezium'
  • What is a 'Parallelogram'
  • What is a 'Rhombus'
  • What is a 'Rectangle'
  • What is a 'Square'
  • 'Family tree' of quadrilaterals

Plane Geometry: Circle

  • Introduction to Circle
  • What is a 'Circle'
  • A circle is a 'Simple closed curve'
  • A circle leads to 3 divisions of a region
  • What is 'Centre' of a circle
  • What is 'Radius' of a circle
  • Distance of a point from the centre of a circle
  • What is 'Chord' of a circle
  • What is 'Diameter' of a circle
  • What is 'Arc' of a circle
  • What is 'Circumference' of a circle
  • What is 'Semi-circle'
  • 'Chord associated with an arc' and vice-versa
  • What is 'Sector'
  • Two types of quadrilaterals
  • Differences in diagrams of 'Arc', 'Segment' and 'Sector'
  • What is 'Semi-circular region'
  • 'Quadrant' of a circle
  • Circles passing through 1 given point in a plane
  • Circles passing through 2 given points in a plane
  • Circle passing through 3 given points in a plane
  • What are 'Concentric circles' and 'Annulus'
  • What is a 'Cyclic quadrilateral'
  • What is a 'Secant'
  • 'Chord associated with a secant' and vice-versa
  • What is a 'Tangent'
  • Number of tangents from a point to a circle
  • Which Instrument is used to construct a circle

3 Dimensional geometry

  • What is a 1D shape
  • What is a 2D shape
  • What is a 3D shape
  • Five 3D shapes that we will study
  • What is a 'Cuboid'
  • What is a 'Cube'
  • What is a 'Cylinder'
  • What is a 'Cone'
  • What is a 'Sphere'
  • Problem session - Mixed problems

Symmetry

  • Two types of symmetries
  • What is 'mirror image' of an object
  • How to draw 'mirror images' - Introduction
  • How to draw mirror image of a 'point'
  • Problem session - Mirror image of a 'point'
  • How to draw mirror image of a 'plane figure'
  • Problem session - Mirror image of a 'plane figure'
  • What is 'Linear symmetry'
  • Test of 'Linear symmetry'
  • Problem session - Line of symmetry
  • Problem session - Line of symmetry
  • Problem session - Line of symmetry
  • Problem session - Line of symmetry
  • Line of symmetries of some standard figures
  • Problem session - Line of symmetry
  • Problem session - Line of symmetry
  • Problem session - Line of symmetry
  • Line of symmetries of English alphabets
  • Problem session - Symmetries of Alphabets

Geometrical constructions

  • Introduction to 'Geometrical Constructions'
  • Constructing a circle of given radius
  • Previous construction on notebook
  • Constructing a line segment of given length
  • Previous construction on notebook
  • Constructing a copy of a given line segment
  • Previous construction on notebook
  • Constructing the perpendicular bisector of a line segment
  • Previous construction on notebook
  • Constructing an equilateral triangle
  • Previous construction on notebook
  • Constructing a perpendicular to a line through a point on it
  • Construction 7 on copy
  • Constructing a perpendicular to a line through a point not on it
  • Construction 8 on copy
  • Constructing an angle using protractor
  • Constructing an angle using protractor
  • Constructing a copy of a given angle
  • Constructing a copy of a given angle
  • Constructing bisector of a given angle
  • Constructing bisector of a given angle
  • Constructing 60 deg, 120 deg, 180 deg and 90 deg
  • Constructing 60 deg, 120 deg, 180 deg and 90 deg
  • Constructing multiples of 15 degrees
  • Constructing multiples of 15 degrees

Mensuration

  • What is 'Mensuration'
  • What is 'perimeter'
  • Problem session - Finding perimeter
  • Perimeter of some standard figures
  • Problem session - Perimeter of rectangle
  • Problem session - Perimeter or rectangle
  • Problem session - Perimeter of square
  • Problem session - Perimeter of miscellaneous shapes
  • What is 'area'
  • Area of rectangle and square
  • Problem session - Rectangle and square
  • Problem session - Square
  • Problem session - Rectangle and square
  • Problem session - Rectangle and square
  • Circle - Circumference and area
  • Problem session - Mensuration of circle
  • Estimating area by counting squares
  • Problem session - Estimating area by counting squares

Statistics

  • What is 'Data'
  • The word 'statistics'
  • Meaning of the word 'statistics' as plural noun
  • Meaning of the word 'Statistics' as singular noun
  • Definition of 'Statistics'
  • Stages of statistical study
  • Stage 1 - Collection of data
  • Stage 2 - Organisation of data
  • What is 'Array'
  • What is 'Frequency distribution table'
  • Problem session - Tally Marks
  • 'Array' vs 'Frequency distribution table'
  • Problem session - 'Array' and 'Frequency distribution table'
  • Problem session - Interconverting 'Array' and 'Freq dist table'
  • Problem session - 'Tally Marks' and 'Frequency'
  • Problem session - Frequency distribution table
  • Stage 3 - Presentation of data
  • What is 'Pictograph'
  • Problem session - Pictograph
  • Problem session - Pictograph
  • Problem session - Pictograph
  • Demerits of 'Pictograph'
  • What is 'Bar graph'
  • Problem session - Bar graph 1
  • Problem session - Bar graph 2
  • Problem session - Bar graph 3
  • Problem session - Bar graph 4
  • Problem session - Bar graph 5
  • Stages 4 and 5 - Analysis and interpretation of data
  • What is 'Mean'
  • How to calculate 'mean'
  • What is 'Median'
  • How to calculate 'median'
  • What is 'Mode'
  • How to calculate 'mode'
  • What is 'Range'
  • How to calculate 'range'
  • Problem session - Mean, median, mode, range
  • Problem session - Mean, median, mode, range
  • Problem session - Mean, median, mode, range
  • Problem session - Mean, median, mode, range
  • Properties of mean, median and mode

Trigonometry: Introduction

  • Trigonometry - Introduction
  • Division of the word 'Trigonometry'
  • What is 'Trigonometry'
  • What will we study in 'Trigonometry'

Trigonometry: The required background

  • The required background
  • Basics of a right angled triangle
  • How to identify 'sides' opposite to 'angles' in a triangle
  • Problem session - Identifying 'sides' opposite to 'angles'
  • How to identify 'hypotenuse'
  • Problem session - Identifying the 'hypotenuse'
  • Side adjacent to an acute angle in a right angled triangle
  • Problem session - Mixed
  • 'Ratios of sides' in a right angled triangle
  • Problem session - Writing all the 6 ratios of pairs of sides

Trigonometry: Trigonometric ratios of acute angles

  • Introduction to Trigonometric ratios
  • Glimpse to Trigonometric ratios
  • Definition of Trigonometric ratios
  • How to find the 'sine' of an acute angle of a right triangle
  • Problem session - Finding 'sine'
  • How to find the 'cosine' of an acute angle of a right triangle
  • Problem session - Finding 'cosine'
  • How to find the 'tangent' of an acute angle of a right triangle
  • Problem session - Finding 'tangent'
  • How to find the 'cosecant', 'secant' and 'cotangent'
  • Problem session - Finding 'cosecant', 'secant', 'cotangent'
  • Problem session - Finding all trigonometric ratios
  • Problem session - Finding all trigonometric ratios

Coordinate Geometry

  • What is coordinate geometry
  • Another name of coordinate geometry
  • Problem session
  • Who invented coordinate geometry
  • What are 'Coordinate axes'
  • What is 'x-axis'
  • What is 'y-axis'
  • Problem session - On coordinate axes
  • What is 'Origin'
  • What is 'coordinate plane'
  • What are 'Quadrants'
  • What is 'x-coordinate' or 'abscissa' of a point
  • What is 'y-coordinate' or 'ordinate' of a point
  • 'Cartesian coordinates' of a point - Part 1
  • 'Cartesian coordinates' of a point - Part 2
  • Summary of coordintates of a point
  • Problem session - Writing and plotting coordinates
  • Problem session - Writing Abscissa
  • Problem session - Writing Ordinate
  • Problem session - Writing coordinates
  • Problem session - Origin
  • Problem session - Finding distances from axes
  • Problem session - x-axis and abscissa
  • Problem session - y-axis and ordinate
  • Problem session - Deciding quadrants
  • Problem session - Deciding quadrants
  • Most commonly used coordinate systems
  • What is 'Cartesian coordinate system'
  • Problem session - Reading coordinates from graph
  • Problem session - Plotting coordinates in the coordinate plane
  • Address of a 'point' on a 'line'
  • Address of a 'point' in a 'plane'
  • Problem session - A short problem

Introduction to Logarithm

  • Who introduced Logarithm
  • How to denote a Logarithm
  • Problem session - Identifying valid logarithms
  • How to read a Logarithm
  • Problem session - Reading logarithms
  • 'Base' and 'Argument' of a Logarithm
  • Problem session - Finding 'Base' and 'Argument'
  • What is Logarithm
  • How to evaluate a Logarithm
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  • Logarithm is inverse of exponentiation
  • What does a Logarithm find
  • Problem session - converting exponents to logs
  • Problem session - converting Logs to exponents
  • Types of Logarithms
  • Usages (Applications) of Logarithms
  • Multiplication using Logarithm

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