WTW Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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Lecture notes were made while watching the recorded lectures assigned to watch. These notes include theory (theorems) and worked out examples from the lecturer. These specific notes cover the different substitution methods and how to identify them.

These are some of the WTW 256 handwritten notes I made during my time at the University of Pretoria. These notes cover examples, explanations and additional research. They are written on either the given lecture slides or in a separate notebook. Have a look at the bundle deals if you are planning on buying more than one set of notes, and please do not hesitate to contact me over the app. Happy studying students!

Lecture notes were made while watching the recorded lectures assigned to watch. These notes include theory (theorems) and worked out examples from the lecturer. These specific notes cover Line integrals.

Comprehensive study notes for 1st year engineering WTW158 made from the textbook and classnotes.

Lecture notes were made while watching the recorded lectures assigned to watch. These notes include theory (theorems) and worked out examples from the lecturer. These specific notes cover the Chain Rule.

Lecture notes were made while watching the recorded lectures assigned to watch. These notes include theory (theorems) and worked out examples from the lecturer. These specific notes cover Directional derivatives and the gradient.

A summary was made about theme 2 before attending weekly tutorial sessions. These are cripnotes that cover the fundamental theory to better understand the application of each lecture unit and how they follow each other in the theme.