Community · Study circles
Small groups, one shared text.
A study circle is a small online group that works through one pathway or book chapter together, with problems between meetings. Circles are formed when enough interested learners apply; none is advertised as running until it does.
Calculus Foundations Circle
A small group working through limits, derivatives, and integrals with an emphasis on definitions and clear write-ups.
- For
- First-year university students and returning learners.
- Format
- 2–6 participants · Online · A shared problem sequence · Moderated by Rida
- Reading
- RIDA MATH Foundations and University Calculus pathways; Selected Journal guides
Status: forming on request
Transform Methods Circle
Laplace, Fourier, and Mellin transforms studied side by side, with the Math Lab used to test intuition.
- For
- Advanced undergraduates, graduate students, and engineers.
- Format
- 2–6 participants · Online · Chapter-based reading · Lab exercises between meetings
- Reading
- Transform Methods pathway; Book Chapters 2–3
Status: forming on request
Book Reading Circle
A guided reading of Unified Analytical Methods, one chapter at a time, separating classical results from the book's frameworks.
- For
- Readers of the book at advanced undergraduate level or above.
- Format
- Small group · Online · One chapter per cycle · Questions collected for the author
- Reading
- The book, Chapters 1–5; Research Reading pathway
Status: forming on request
Linear Algebra & Matrix Methods Circle
From bases and coordinates to differentiation matrices and the Matrix Boundary Method.
- For
- Students who know basic matrices and want to connect them to calculus.
- Format
- 2–6 participants · Online · Problem sets with worked checks
- Reading
- Linear Algebra & Matrices pathway; Book Chapter 5
Status: forming on request
Application
Apply to a study circle.
Say which circle, your level, and what you hope to work on. You will hear back when a group can form.