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Ask HN: Best resources for non-video based math self-study

8 points by iainctduncan ↗ HN
Hi, I'm doing a Master's in Music Tech and need to get my math up for DSP programming. I'm trying to find good self-paced online courses that aren't video based. I just want to read text. I need to go back to basics because it's been 30 years, but I want to be able to go through content quickly because I was an A+ math student 30 years ago! Any recommendations? The goal is to get to be able to do university level DSP, assume I've forgotten stuff right back to senior high school.

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verdverm
Paul's Math Notes for the foundations.

https://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/

iainctduncan
oh, this is exactly what I want! thanks so much for taking the time to answer. :-)
verdverm
Make sure to work through problems without the answer handy

See if you campus has math tutoring available as well

I used both resources to get back up to speed myself. It was actually the tutor that showed me that site.

There is good lecture series content on YouTube as well