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    Mathematics for Data Science

    Course

    The mathematical foundations of data science, built from the ground up with Python. Covers sets through graph algorithms — including calculus, linear algebra, and multivariable optimization — with every concept grounded in real ML and data science applications. Implement gradient descent from scratch, visualize Riemann sums converging to integrals, manipulate linear transformations in real time, and run Gram-Schmidt orthogonalization step by step. 28 lessons, 56 graded exercises, and 4 interactive simulators designed for engineering undergraduates.

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    32 content·18 assessments·~86 min
    1

    Sets and Set Operations for Data Science

    Content
    2

    Relations and Functions: The Language of Mappings

    Content
    3

    What is the **cardinality of the power set** of a set with n elements, and why?

    Question
    4

    A function f: A → B is a **bijection** when it is:

    MCQ
    5

    Lines and Linear Models

    Content
    6

    Quadratic Functions: Curves, Vertices, and Optimization

    Content
    7

    Two lines are **parallel** if they have the same slope, and **perpendicular** if...

    Cloze
    8

    Polynomials: Arithmetic, Roots, and Behavior

    Content
    9

    Composite and Inverse Functions

    Content
    10

    A polynomial of degree n can have at most how many real roots and turning points...

    MCQ
    11

    Exponential Functions: Growth, Decay, and the Natural Base

    Content
    12

    Logarithms: Properties, Applications, and Information Theory

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    13

    The three fundamental logarithm rules are: log(a·b) = log(a) + log(b), log(a/b) ...

    Cloze
    14

    Pre-Calculus Synthesis

    AI Chat
    15

    Sequences and Convergence

    Content
    16

    Limits and Continuity

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    17

    The famous limit (1 + 1/n)ⁿ as n → ∞ converges to:

    MCQ
    18

    Derivatives: Rules and Computation

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    19

    Critical Points and Optimization

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    20

    What does the **chain rule** state, and why is it critical for training neural n...

    Question
    21

    Riemann Sums and the Definite Integral

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    22

    Interactive: Riemann Sum Visualizer

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    23

    Integration Applications: Area, Probability, and Economics

    Content
    24

    The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus states that if F'(x) = f(x), then ∫ₐᵇ f(x)dx...

    Cloze
    25

    Vectors, Matrices, and Determinants

    Content
    26

    Solving Linear Systems

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    27

    What does a **zero determinant** of a square matrix A tell you?

    MCQ
    28

    Linear Algebra Foundations Lab

    AI Chat
    29

    Vector Spaces, Span, and Linear Independence

    Content
    30

    Basis, Rank, Null Space, and the Rank-Nullity Theorem

    Content
    31

    The Rank-Nullity Theorem states that for an m×n matrix A: rank(A) + nullity(A) =...

    Cloze
    32

    Linear Transformations: Mappings That Preserve Structure

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    33

    Interactive: Linear Transformation Visualizer

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    34

    Kernel and Image of a Linear Transformation

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    35

    What are the **kernel** and **image** of a linear transformation T, and how do t...

    Question
    36

    Norms, Inner Products, and Distance in Feature Space

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    37

    Orthogonality and the Gram-Schmidt Process

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    38

    Interactive: Gram-Schmidt Visualizer

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    39

    Which of the following are true about orthonormal vectors? (Select all)

    Multi MCQ
    40

    Partial Derivatives and the Gradient Vector

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    Gradient Descent: Optimizing Functions Computationally

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    Interactive: Gradient Descent Visualizer

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    43

    The Hessian Matrix and Classifying Critical Points

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    44

    When the Hessian determinant is negative at a critical point, the point is class...

    MCQ
    45

    Optimization in Machine Learning

    AI Chat
    46

    Graph Representation, BFS, DFS, and Topological Sort

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    47

    Shortest Path Algorithms

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    48

    Minimum Spanning Trees and Graph Reachability

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    49

    Which shortest-path algorithm handles negative edge weights (without negative cy...

    MCQ
    50

    Graph Algorithms in Practice

    AI Chat

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