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Goodmorrning/good afternoon everyone. I am Isaac E. Fontaron.

Calculus is our first major as


an electrical engineering student and despite being an introduction to the most complex topics in
engineering this subject is very hard nonetheless and most of the lessons taught needs reference
books or videos to make us understand it more. So here are the top 5 youtube channels to help
you learn calculus

Top 5
Professor Leonard, A buff mathematics teacher with over 666K subscriber and 93 videos
reaching 1-3 hours about Calculus 1, 2, and 3 ranging from functions to derivatives. He teaches
mathematics through a white board and gives different explanation and examples about the
topics.
For Top 4
Khan Academy, the youtube channel of its free online course counterpart. Its subscriber count
had reached 7.51 million with 199 videos about the topics for engineering calculus from the first
semester to the 2nd semester such as the Maxima and Minima Slope. Each video only reach 8-20
minutes with only 1 to 3 examples per videos

On our Top 3
Professor Dave Explains have 2.18 million subscribers. He is the only one among the list that
integrates humor in his videos. He had 35 videos about calculus and explains the topic through
visual representations, green screen and demonstrate the theorems for each topics.

On our Top 2
Organic Chemistry Tutor have tons of videos on different topics such as chemistry, physics and
calculus which is helpful for engineering students. This channel had 5.23 million subscribers
with 308 videos about calculus which range from 5, 15, 20, 30 minutes and some are about 3
hours long. Julio Gonzales videos, the identity of OCT gives tons of example per topic with and
the givens/variables varies.

Lastly for our Top 1


Enginerdmath, The only Filipino youtuber in these lists. The channel had 119 videos of both
integral and differential calculus reaching a maximum of 60 minutes in length. He has only 166k
subscriber but his videos about calculus tackles the theorem and topics that are mostly in our
course syllabus for engineering calculus.

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