Gauss Quadrature Rule: One point
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great teacher. He makes it so easy. Many thanks.
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@numericalmethodsguy I see. Yes, that way it is easier to follow. Thanks!
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Thanks for this video, really helped me out.
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a good way to learn this material very fast. in all those videos it is not clear which is the first, though. also in the beginning and end there is some information (maybe?) that is too fast to read.
MistaSmith 3 months ago
@MistaSmith You can click on the playlists to see the proper sequence of videos. You can also go to numericalmethods(dot)eng(dot)usf(dot)edu and click on videos. All videos are given there. The informtion at the end of each video can be read by pausing the video - it simply wants to take you to the numericalmethods website.
numericalmethodsguy 3 months ago