https://math-tech.org/tags/goodbout/Recent content in Goodbout on Math-Tech.orgHugoen-usAlexander Daumas | © 2026Fri, 07 Aug 2026 00:34:20 -0700https://math-tech.org/content/notes-calc3/Fri, 07 Aug 2026 00:34:20 -0700https://math-tech.org/content/notes-calc3/<h1 id="content">Content:</h1> <p>I took this class at San Diego City College in spring 2025 with professor Christopher Goodbout. The class was administered in person with mandatory meetings twice a week, 4pm to 5:30pm. The book used was Briggs, Cocharn, Gillett, Schulz <em>Calculus early trancendentals</em> Third edition, by publisher Pearson.</p> <p><img src="https://math-tech.org/documents/calc3/3dvol.png" alt="3dvolume"></p> <h2 id="organization">Organization:</h2> <p>The organization of this notes is based on MESA-Program at City College <em>Learning Culture</em> adapted by myself to fit to a modern digital study workflow. Every page corresponds to a section, homework or chapter.</p>https://math-tech.org/content/notes-diff/Fri, 07 Aug 2026 00:34:20 -0700https://math-tech.org/content/notes-diff/<h1 id="content">Content:</h1> <p>I took this class at San Diego City College in fall 2025 with professor Christopher Goodbout. The class was administered fully online with mandatory meetings twice a week, 5pm to 7pm. The book used was Nagle, Staff and Snider <em>Fundamentals Of Differential Equations</em> Ninth edition, published by Pearson. Important to note, in this class we used the Pearson online software for homemorks.</p> <p><img src="https://math-tech.org/documents/Differential/diff.jpg" alt="Graph"></p> <h2 id="organization">Organization:</h2> <p>The organization of this notes is based on MESA-Program at City College <em>Learning Culture</em> adapted by myself to fit to a modern digital study workflow. Every page corresponds to a section, homework or chapter.</p>