Lecture - 9 Tutorial on Laplace Transform

[joshistyle]

thanxxx

[carldubby]

Chemical Engineering student right here! Thank you so much sir.. You're a very good professor. I love the way you explain it, very organized and great hand writing. Keep the good work :)

[TreacleMary]

I could watch these videos again and again, all due to his wonderful handwriting.

[salimalsaadi]

gooood Teacher

[hypocrita]

Screw that he is just 16. Galois was just 19 when he created something that took me 6 months to learn at college.

[vaibhav1803]

so am i dude...laplace transforms can screw if not we dont know what they really r..i suggest u look up the meaning of this transform...if u get any link do inform me..i really need one...!!

[razawarrior]

The English is fine and the tutorial is based upon previous lectures. He's not going to go over stuff his students should already know. This guy is good!

[harry37073]

this is hard... im only 16

[timtu22]

Pretty sure you'd only be introduced to this stuff in second year university. Props for wanting to learn though!

[DGCAD]

@harry37073 there are many videos about easy mathematics.

also you are 16 years old, Why are you watching these videos dude?

[mugara16]

interesting

[greywolf4744]

I like it.

[autorancho]

tutorials are supposed to help ...but this one confusing.....watch and learn how other NPTEL professors teach .....

[bhushantups]

dude u gotta go thru the previous lecture and tutorial to understand

[e521soediv]

man i hope in college people the professors speak good english because i diidn't understand shit this guy said.

[nbsrr]

Not a particularly good lecture. There was absolutely no explanation of the problem before diving into calculations. Compare this with MIT's lecture on Laplace transform.

[mzc29]

I watched a lecture by the same people and it was good. I think this comes after the lecture as its a tutorial.

[alexandrebueno74]

Muito Obrigado. Alexandre Bueno. Campo Grande - MS - Brasil.

[antirealm]

very cool thanks for posting!