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MIT OpenCourseWare: Single Variable Calculus (18.01SC)

Run by MIT OpenCourseWare

OnlineOnline (global)Self-paced, ~120 hoursFreeOpenLow effort

About this opportunity

<p>MIT's full undergraduate single-variable calculus course (18.01SC), released via OpenCourseWare in the OCW Scholar format — designed specifically for independent learners. The course was taught by Prof. David Jerison and covers differentiation and integration of functions of one variable, concluding with a brief study of infinite series.</p><ul><li>Five units: Differentiation, Applications of Differentiation, The Definite Integral and its Applications, Techniques of Integration, and Exploring the Infinite</li><li>Learning resources include lecture videos, lecture notes, problem sets with full solutions, problem-solving videos, and past exams with solutions</li><li>Self-paced; no enrolment, deadlines, or credit</li><li>Suitable for advanced JC students and those preparing for university-level mathematics, physics, or engineering</li><li>Freely available under a Creative Commons licence</li></ul>

Who can apply

Anyone with H2 Math or equivalent background; suitable for advanced JC students and those preparing for university

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Run by MIT OpenCourseWare.

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Anyone with H2 Math or equivalent background; suitable for advanced JC students and those preparing for university

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Free to apply. No participant fees.

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Last verified 23 April 2026·Updated 14 April 2026