Fundamentals of Mathematics

New Year's reflection and more math advice

this episode includes my daily episode wisdom

Story time about an OH conversation with a professor.

Pre Final Reflection

Double slit expirament

sets math and understanding

special relativity mathand other random advice

Skip to minute 15, if you want to bypass some personal advice from me.

The Legend of Euclid.

This is just to recap of my research, a little bit in terms of what to expect, maybe a little bit of advice when you try to look for research, more or less what to expect. I honestly still don't have enough experience in research so don't take what I say to heart or super seriously.

I just did AA recap of my summer semester and my study habits. How to improve how to make better use of my time or adjustments?I need to make

I kinda just ramble about math

models a bit

set theory extension

my youtube is

eduardoreyes3.14 which you can find on my Instagram which is also eduardoreyes3.14

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this still has some cool math career stuff you might want to listen

literally networking

If p then q.

I don't have time for this.

I don't have time for these

I talk about career advice.

How do mathematicians or physicist write?

Fluid Dynamics.

I competed. I sucked.

Some actually valuable information on differential equations.

Strategy for S1.

I talk about Putnam training a little bit and more cool math stuff.

Math and Geometries

Math research.

I talk about more research data base oriented stuff but I also talk about Putnam math.

I talk about how to read the articles something I learned from the article.

I research the AI in turbomachinery.

Opening your math to chemistry.

My rant about coding, softwares, and math a bit of math.

Proofs.

What to expect in your first semester of Calculus II in uni.

My advice after my first week in college,

In this episode I discuss my future physics career goals.

This episode pertains to the classes I’m taking as a current freshmen undergraduate in physics.

I talk about where you can find cool math stuff. I talk about a big math mistake to avoid.

I talk about some of the stats you should have for getting in to the top schools. I talk about what I think is important like writing or your personality. I talk about some routes you can take to get into your dreams school.

Repetition, spaced repetition, interleaving, acronyms, assigning memory to actions, vivid pictures, places, and other memory techniques that foster learning or memory.

Classical conditioning, operant conditioning, social learning theory, intrinsic load, extraneous load, Germain load, and deep learning. A not so quick review with books named.

In this episode, we delve into the fascinating world of classical conditioning and its profound impact on learning and memory. Join us as we explore how simple conditioning techniques can optimize your brain's ability to retain information and enhance your overall learning experience. Discover practical tips and insights to harness the power of classical conditioning in your everyday life, and unlock your brain's full potential for accelerated learning and memory retention. Tune in to uncover the secrets of effective learning strategies backed by the science of classical conditioning.

Goals and how to succeed.

What is civil engineering?

What is environmental engineering?

In this episode I discuss how to get the most out of reading math books and as always I try to provide my daily wisdom.

In this episode I talk about my study routine for AP Calculus AB. I mention the resources I used and how much I studied through out the school year. I also mention my skill level in terms of how many questions I would get wrong or right in my practice problems.

What’s the difference between scientists and engineers? That’s what I talk about this episode and as always try to provide my daily wisdom at the end.

In this episode I talk about the basics of mathematical modeling. My goal here was to get you thinking about the implications of how to go about it a little and to know more about what a model actually is. Episode wisdom today is be a good friend. Good friends are always treasured.

In this episode I talk about a couple different points you should think about before you study something to hopefully prevent you from wasting time or money. In the end as always I provide my daily wisdom.

In this episode I discuss with my brother whether or not aliens know math and exactly how much they would know. We also concur that math is discovered and not invented. Hope you enjoy the episode we went a bunch of different directions.

Today I talk with my brother on some of the steps to survive the zombie apocalypse. Good luck I hope you learned something. I also hope this never happens but you never can be too careful.

I asked my brother what’s it like to be an engineer and he responded (perhaps boringly) I still love him though.

I give my daily episode wisdom and advice on how to be e better mathematician.

In this episode I mention a bit about interpreting probability and how to compute it. I also talk about the probabilities of the game 21 AKA blackjack. #i

Today I catch up on what I’ve been doing as it pertains to mathematics. I mentions what I’ve been learning in physics and my thoughts on that. I also provide a suggestion as to what is coming in future episodes.

If you love math and seek understanding this podcast is for you. I will talk about two number today Pi and e. They are most certainly some of the most beautiful numbers in mathematics.

In this episode I talk about the importance of math which is that it helps you think critically.

In this episode I talk about quantum computing a little bit and science and how we are constantly humbled.

I talk about some basic computations of integration and applications too. It’s all very basic nothing too advanced. Also I try to bestow some wisdom.

I’ll be talking about engineering what it is and giving a little advice on mathematics.

The episode concerns basic level topics ranging from algebra to calculus. I try to explain some simple concepts and computations hoping that they’ll be enough to peak your curiosity and get you to dig deeper using other resources besides this podcast. I simply hope to provide a advice and a template to follow or think about for students who want to perfect this field.