This is a sample of what you could have learned by taking Calculus VII in 2014. One post from each month.
- January: From boring to puzzling in 30 iterative steps
- February: Maximum of three numbers: it’s harder than it sounds
- March: Calculating 2*2 with high precision
- April: Fractal-ish monotone functions
- May: The Nelder-Mead minimization algorithm
- June: Words that contain UIO, and best-fitting lines
- July: Walking dogs and comparing sticks
- August: Using a paraboloid to cover points with a disk
- September: Graphical convergence
- October: Nodal lines
- November: Linear approximation and differentiability
- December: Tossing a continuous coin
