Differential equations are the language of physics, and this course covers analytical solutions to simple ordinary differential equations. These techniques are thus relevant to most all Mechanical Engineering courses.
The primary resource we recommend for this course is “Paul’s Online Notes”. These notes are comprehensive and searchable. The course homepage below contains links to modules on every major concept.
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**Differential Equations, Laplace Transform Table**
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For any Python programming components of the class, you may find utility in the resources listed for Introductory Programming — ENGR 102, Texas A&M’s introductory Python course.
For any peculiar concepts contained in MATH 308 at Texas A&M, and for notes more tailored to the structure of those courses, we also have comprehensive course notes courtesy of MEEN Peer Teachers listed below.
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KHAN Academy
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