This professor does not know the impact he had on me. He literally carried me from freshman year at university to senior year. From calculus to stats. I love you Leonard.
seriously, Im about to graduate and I can remember sitting at my desk till 3am my freshman year in calc 1 and 2, and was the single only reason I passed differential equations
Thank you for your hard work and academic skills. I am an "old/82+" aero engineer being retreaded into the Photonic Renewable Energy world (via bamboo RD&T) Oh myy
If this guy only knew how much he helped me. I was a commercial crab fisherman on Alaska’s Bering Sea for 10 years before starting college at 29. This prof helped me get the grades needed in pre-reqs at a small city college in order to get into Cornell University (2021grad). His help getting me up to speed from 9th grade Algebra to Calc2 in 2018 got me through the gates and prepared me to later tackle multi linear regression, Econometrics and algorithmic back-propagation. Thank you prof.
Same, as a welder I had to just take up to 10th grade math and geometry and was terrified of taking math because I remember my junior year I failed it and had to retake my senior year. I wanted to go back to school for mechanical engineering associates and up my current degree into a bachleors of science with manufacturing. But math and trig stood in my way, and his classes not only helped me when retaking the math I took before for college, but also new scarier math like Trig and Statistics. Very helpful alongside Khan academy.
Hey bud. Similar story. Fishing in Alaska was something I did as well. Was able to go to college at 29 also. Physics major at University California. Worked my butt off at night at Community College for years. Then transferred into UC. Although just moved away from California and withdrew from UC to relocate in another State. California got goofy. I'm swinging back to watch a few of his classes on Vectored Calculus to sharpen those skills. Took a year off to make the move to a Free State. Stay Salty. 🐄🛸
Halfway through calculus 1, I found this channel and stopped going to lectures. Continued to not go to lectures in calc 2 and 3. Finished calc 1, 2, and 3 with A+ in all three. Now working as a software engineer for one of FAANG. You are an absolute legend and I recommend you every single chance I get.
You helped me immensely through my math in undergrad. I'm now 68 days away from earning my BS in Electrical Engineering. I have a great job lined up after graduation as well! Thank you so much, and I will still watch your videos to keep me sharp on my math skills. Plus I just enjoy learning, and you're one of the best teachers out there! Congrats on building your third home, looks great! Also congrats on your new child on the way! Look forward to the future!
I’m sure I’m one of your more elderly admirers (dammit I’m 65 this year) but yes, you reached me too. Vectors calculus is something I’d always wanted to understand (I have this goal of trying to properly comprehend Maxwell’s equations before my time is up, but whatever I read and saw it didn’t quite work for me). And then I found you. You’ve already had so many fully deserved superlatives heaped upon you so I’ll add another: many of us hope that we can, through our existence, leave a wider legacy. Well, whatever you do from now on, you’ve already secured your legacy because of all the people you’ve helped and in such a brilliant way. I’m so pleased that things are going well for you, you deserve all the recognition you get.
@@wakeupthisisntreal8168 be a Muslim person and ask Guidance from Allah the God who created you and Allah will help you in this life and honour you in the other life the eternal life It's the most precious advice I can offer to you
@@katharinehansen5940 So originally the names Chad and Stacey were used on some forums to refer (derogatory) to people who were physically attractive but generally illiterate... similar to how the name Karen is being used nowadays to refer to entitled people who are somewhat out of touch with reality The original meaning of Chad can be most prominently displayed in a number of "Chad vs Virgin" memes which ironically depict a poorly drawn Chad doing fairly inane things yet always succeeding side by side with a "virgin" who does more-or-less reasonable things but always fails. Over time, the logic of criticizing a man for having a healthy sex life, possessing a muscular physique and being relatively well adjusted was questioned. The original meaning of Chad was rejected by at least some internet people. Gradually, it shifted from what it was, to being a synonym for "winner" In recent years, some content creators have picked up on the word and begun to use it when discussing moral philosophy; what does it mean to be a "real" Chad. Post Note: The term Stacey has not gone through the same evolution. While it has fallen into relative disuse, it retains it's original derogatory meaning.
Leonard touched so many of us and helped us through university into our careers. We should create a GoFundMe for Leonard’s house and pregnant wife. He deserves it ❤️
As far as I'm concerned, professor Leonard will have a niche spot in world/internet history for an entire generation of STEM/engineering students. I don't know if he knows this, but the platform he has created, and its effects on the world of stem education, is an INCREDIBLY IMPRESSIVE CONTRIBUTION TO HAVE GIVEN THIS WORLD.
I'm not even studying math right now and was thinking about you the other day and thinking about how thankful I am to have had your videos! Thanks for helping me get through Calc 1 and Calc 2!!! Nice work on the home!
We need to protect this man at all costs. He's an absolute treasury to the society. Amazing way of teaching and spreading the kniwledge to millions of kids and ppl. Never change sir.
The last time I've met mathematics was 10 years ago in high school, and when I tried my luck again with it, nothing worked. Not Khan Academy, nor even the paid resources like Brilliant. Only your extremely high quality, yet 100% free, videos. Because of you, not only did I stop having math phobia, but I got the courage to do a degree in computer science. I'm from Egypt and can't afford a lot, yet, but I'll definitely keep supporting you on Patreon for as long as much as I can in the foreseeable future. I need you to know that whatever I achieve in my academic and professional future, will always be because of your generous and genuine help. Congratulations on the new house, and my best wishes to you, your wife, and your kids. ❤️🙏🏻
Just here to say thank you so much. Failed my first Calc 3 exam but soon as I started watching your videos I been getting 95+ for the past two exams. Thank you Professor Lenoard!!
I notice everyone in the comments letting Prof. Leonard know the impact that he had on their lives, so I thought I'd contribute: Took me from being a mathematically challenged individual returning to school at 29 and feeling hella insecure to someone who received a math minor and is now a PhD candidate at MIT. Would NOT have been possible without you, Professor! The real MVP
@@LaymensLameMan You've got this! Paul Hewitt who was a Physics professor and author of Conceptual Physics did not start community college until he was 28. His life experience gave him an edge over the 18 year old hotshots who were not as intentional with their education. The textbook and his story inspired me to pursue a science education at 24.
oh my god I'm actually tearing up seeing you after all this time... the things you've taught me and in just the beautiful manner you have in your approach to teaching is just simply amazing Professor. I'm now in college studying cs and math because of you...thank you for all that you've done and I wish you the best in all paths... may mataji bless you and your family... happy navratri
When I missed weeks of calc 1 and went through the biggest tragedy of my life you taught me when nobody else could. Your videos have been a valuable resource for every student I've ever had. I still watch them myself to make sure I don't miss anything in lecture. Thank you for the impact you've had on my life, and the hundred of thousands of students whom you've helped achieve their dreams.
Professor Leonard: I commented this already, but I might as well say it again. Right before COVID started, maybe it was December 2019, I was walking into my PreCalc teacher's classroom as a sophomore in high school to ask him a question about something. I remember right as I was about to leave he was laughing at something. I came over to his computer and he said "Isaac, come look at this." It was a meme involving derivatives. Now as a math person, I was intrigued, but I couldn't understand the joke. "What's a derivative," I asked my teacher. He said "you'll learn about it either next year or the year after, depending." But I was determined: I had to find out what was so funny. So I went home and got onto my laptop and went into TH-cam and looked up "derivatives/what's a derivative" and some professor from an Ivy League school with a really thick accent was talking in tongues, but I didn't stop. I found your channel the 2nd time around after looking for a while. I took an old composition book I had laying around and decided to just start writing EVERYTHING that you were saying down. It started on Lecture 0.1, on lines and angles I believe. It didn't matter that I thought I already knew about this stuff, but I just kept writing and kept going through every lecture, until I got to derivatives. It took until Calc 2 on your channel for me to understand a joke involving e^x, but it was so worth it. It had only been a month. I had been coming home from school, doing my homework, and then just binged all your lectures until it was really way too late at night. So I got the joke, but I figured, "why stop there, this is actually really interesting." So anyway, I walked into my math teacher's classroom after I finally understood the joke and said "I GET IT NOW!!! LMAO". And he was like "what?" "Oh, the joke from last December," I said arrogantly haha. And I smacked these 2 composition books full of Calculus onto his desk and was like "WABAM." He said, "wha---", and then he backed me up saying, "yeah sure, KEEP GOING!!!" So I did. June 2020 popped around and I was finishing Stoke's Theorem... your last Calculus 3 video. That next year, I took AP Calculus BC and aced everything, got a 5 on the AP Exam. I Forrest Gumped Calculus basically. Anyway, I graduated early and am tutoring Calculus at a local community college as a part time job. Imagine that, all from wanting to UNDERSTAND. THANK YOU SO MUCH PROFESSOR LEONARD!!! Best teacher ever (don't tell my other teachers)
Honestly, that was so wholesome to read imo. Started off with something relatively small event which snowballed into a fruitful journey. It is great to see that having a great teacher (whether in-person, online, or just youtube videos) can make a difference!
Professor Leonard, I took a big risk, but I have not gone to my calc 2 lectures this semester. Instead, I’ve relied heavily on your calculus 2 playlist, and it has worked out!! My professor is awful, so I’ve had to have you as my professor. And I’ve done well in all of the assessments so far. You have such a far reaching impact on us students, I am so thankful for you. Congratulations on your new baby girl! God bless you professor Leonard
You are such an inspiration Professor Leonard. Take literally ALL the time you need!!! You have guided me through every math hurdle on the way to my degree, and I owe you every % I've gotten. From the bottom of my heart thank you so much for passionately doing what you do, and good luck with the rest of your house and the new baby!!!
You have been amazing! I used to be failing Calc 2 the beginning of this semester, but then after watching your lectures, I actually have a chance of passing! I really like how you make sure everyone knows the material and recap the material (recapping being the most important). You've been awesome! And you even build houses??? Man of many talents!
I’m in the middle of taking calculus 2 and funny enough I actually had an exam today. I spent the last two weeks watching your videos nonstop and I’m on track to get a 95%. I give all of the credit to your math videos because without them I don’t know how I’d make it through. Thank you professor Leonard!
Congrats on all the milestones you’re hitting Prof. Leonard. You’re so cool, you didn’t even owe us an explanation but many people, myself included, were definitely wondering where you were. Glad you’re healthy and safe and living a fulfilling life outside of making sure we pass college math class!
My parents built my home. I always dreamed of building my own home. During the last two years I’ve been working full time as an engineer and then Once I’m done with my last two years of college and have a couple more years of engineering under my belt I’ve excited to start my own home. You should upload build videos.
Huge congrats, Professor! Both on building your own home and having another daughter! I don't say it enough, but you are one of the greatest math professors out there; your ability to describe and work through problems is just amazing. It's so easy to follow and it has helped me--and from reading the comments many others--so much. Keep up the great work!
Hello Professor, I am your fan from the beginning of my mechanical engineering major (2016). This spring semester, in 2023, is my last semester to graduate. I am very grateful for what you have taught on this channel. Every single word in your lecture has a extremely meaningful value to me. I want to say thank you for your dedication in so many years. I love you Professor. Leonard. You are my hero.
your videos are amazing, got a 64 on my first calc 2 test and was just generally lost, then i found your channel and got a 97 on the second one. thanks very much.
I cannot thank you enough for allowing anyone who wants to understand math have access to your lectures. While attending community college, I started learning math and followed these lectures starting from calculus one through ODE. During this time, I decided I wanted to be a mechanical engineer and was heavily encouraged to take an easier path with lower qualifications. I did not take this advice and substantially raised my GPA to gain acceptance to a tier-one engineering program. Your lectures directly contributed to my changing from someone who did not complete high school to someone who is finishing an engineering degree with a job offer. Educators who freely share their instruction, like yourself, absolutely make the world a better place. Thank you.
You were the only reason I could do Calc 1, 2, and 3 online. You were also my only professor while I took those courses. I can’t thank you enough for what you do, you are an amazing person and I wish you luck on building the house.
I'm currently taking up Computer Engineering and I cannot thank you enough for all of your lectures, you don't actually reach the extent of our topics like Laplace, but since you teach the basics in such a delicate and concerned manner, I am so glad I got myself founded on your teachings. It made me atleast understand even a little bit of these really complicated and mind-boogling math problems. I'm so grateful for you. You were with me from my College Calc 1-3, and now as I'm doing my Engineering Mathematics I rely on you still. Just finished reviewing again your lecture on partial fractions. I love how you don't WITHOLD INFORMATION, you don't ASSUME THAT WE REMEMBER BASIC ALGEBRA, and how you don't LEAVE US, ABANDON US TO FEND FOR OURSELVES. You give us no reason to fail, that's how you teach. Thankyou, You are truly a teacher, not just a powerpoint reader, notes reciter, or test giver. You are truly a teacher.
I think that he should include the Laplace Transform in his "Differential Equations" playlist, which he is apparently still working on - that transform is incredibly useful for lots of differential equations, and it is even used for a lot of _partial_ differential equations, so it is highly relevant; and the Fourier Transform as well, for that matter, which is a very similar method.
I have a lot of respect for anybody willing to take on the challenges of building their own home. When I was a young teenager, I would help my grandfather build homes and I never appreciated how much knowledge he accumulated by doing it himself, and the pride of saying we built this house. As an adult, i wish my wife and I had built our own home because when you do, your house ceases to be a number on somebody's project list. It is done as a one-off, and because you're doing it, you'll hopefully make sure it's done right. The homeowner is usually the last one to cut a corner when they are building something for their family. Good on you and I hope your family is healthy and well. May the Lord richly bless you, your family and the work you are doing at home, and in academia.
For 8 years I worked for USPS as a MHA and watched your videos before going to CC to then transfer to a 4 year to John Hopkins university to my EE degree, the amount of stress and barley amount of sleep I had to endure then pretend to even be in any good mood was hard, but I did it!
Glad you are well! I am a senior citizen former math major and teacher. I am retaking Calc 1 and 2 to be able to tutor others and also to keep my brain functioning. Couldn't do this without you! You explanations are clear and complete.You give lots of examples and you clearly love your students. Thank you!!!!
Mr Leonard you taught me calculus 1 way back at Merced college and you were the best math teacher I’ve had to date. I went on to knock cal 2 and 3 and will be getting my bs in computer engineering this coming year. Thank you for help and you’ve made a huge difference in lots of people lives
Grinning from ear to ear about this for you! You are the reason I passed calculus 1 and 2 and I gained the analytical skill I use in my industry job now. I hope you get all the joy you have spread in tenfold with your new achievements in life.
Life gets in the way some times, I am so happy to see how successful the project has been and hope that it works all as planned, soil settlement is a concern for all civil projects but this looks awesome!! Hope things continue to be good for you and congrats!
A video of yours from 10 years ago helped me to do my homework yesterday. Thank you for your incredible channel. Even while you were building your house, your work here is still saving a ton of STEM students' GPA
I was a D level math student trying to bravely take on calculus when I discovered Professor Leonard. His videos enabled me to get an A, but also realize that I had everything I needed to go further. This year I will graduate with an MS in Computational Analytics. Probably more valuable is my adoption of his way of communicating difficult concepts. In my career, I will often stop and call out the importance of the next thing I am about to say and that is 100% from Prof Leonard.
professor leonard, your calculus videos saved my life, thanks to you i graduated with a degree in mechanical engineering with a 3.4 gpa. I cannot thank you enough for releasing all of your lectures for free on youtube. i was always terrible with math and you made it so easy
Professor Leonard, I have been an active member of your channel for three years and I have to say you changed my life. I’ve been saving some money, but I am only college student so it’s not that much. However, I really feel the need to share some of that with you in your patreon , since you literally saved my life. Hope you come back soon, as all your followers miss you and truly love you. Take care and have amazing holidays.
i remember watching this when he first posted i cant believe seven months have passed by so quick by far 2022 is the fastest year for me... I've never felt a year go by so fast like this one
A big thanks to all the people who have been sharing their stories about how Professor Leonard impacted their lives. They're really inspiring and motivational. Also thanks to Professor Leonard for all the hard work providing all this high level and high quality education for free! Best wishes to everyone.
Good luck with everything in your life. I'm finished with college but love the math videos and have watched many hours. You have such a relaxing way of teaching that whenever I am stressed I watch one or two hours of your lessons. Maybe in the future you can give us a tour of your new house. I fully understand why you will not give the location, I would not either.
I never passed Algebra 2 in high school (and nearly didn't graduate in general), but I got into programming & game development in my free time while at my community college, which happens to require a lot of math lol. Never thought I'd be good at it, but having content like this and a teacher that is just so incredibly supportive has helped me turn what I thought was a weakness into one of my strengths. From a college kid in SoCal who thought he wasn't smart enough to take higher level math classes, thank you. Wishing you the very best with all you've got going on.
I went to community college and met you in person in the math lab like my soph year. you helped me out a lot in person and your videos helped me get through college. I’m a level 2 software engineer now with tons of cool opportunities in the last few years. but I wear a lot of mech E hats as well. Thanks for making a difference, hope all is well with you!
Dear Professor, I don’t know how to thank you. You have changed the way math used be for me. I am loving it day by day as i watch your lessons. Thank you and may god bless you with all health and wealth. You deserve all the happiness and blessings.
I have been away from this channel for some time, but I'd like to thank you for ALL your videos, because without you, I could not have become a Mechanical Engineer after serving in the Marine Corps for 12yrs.. You got me all the way up to E-Math at FAU.. You're the man!! Thank you 🙏🏽 and Happy Thanksgiving today 🦃..
I ended up finishing multivariable calc (Calc 3) by the first semester of my senior year of high school. I’m in the second semester now and I went back through the calc 1, 2, now calc 3 videos to tighten up any loose ends before I go into a diff eq and linear algebra course this summer. The way you explain concepts makes it so much easier to follow and it makes me constantly think “oh, why didn’t I get this sooner? It’s so easy now”. Thank you for everything you’ve done and now I’m going into college for my physics degree and potentially math degree also. Thank you professor!
So happy to hear your great news. You should start a homesteading channel! Congrats on your build and your family and thanks for the update. Professor Leonard rocks!
Got through Calculus during a Computer Science degree program all thanks to him. Guys, if The Professor helped you, go hit up his Patreon. Stop reading this and go now. I did it as soon as I passed my Calculus class in 2020; like the same day, and I'm still contributing.
Professor, you were the only thing that helped me calm my math anxiety throughout university. I just graduated as an engineer this February. Yesterday was my sister's first day at university and so I came back to your channel today to share with her your incredible classes. I live all the way in Bangladesh, and I keep you in my prayers.
You're the man, bro. Hope everything is going well for you, brother. A little bit about me and how you have impacted my life. I am currently in the service, and attending college online and having a full-time job is difficult. It becomes even more so when you have a professor who genuinely does not belong in teaching. Which is what I am dealing with right now. I am so glad that I was actually able to run into your channel. You set an example for everyone in your community. By caring and teaching to the depth you do, you transform complicated concepts into a product that most of us can understand. That in itself is a gift. Thank you for everything you do, and I wish you the best, brother.
I am a final year student university of The Gambia, but you have been my lecturer. Thank you so much i am grateful and you are the best. I love you prof leonard
hello professor leonard i'm a french man i'm 59 YO and i started relearning math since a long time, and i must say that thanks to you everythings comes clear, and this, thanks to your generosity, your patience, and your love which is obvious to teach. you have the gift to play down the hardest concept in math. A great thanks from france !!
Professor Leonard, I pray for you and your family that you may be blessed more than you have blessed us with your excel lectures and guidance. Good bless you! And much love from a grateful student.
Professor Superman - A Big Thank You From Me.. You made a difference in my life when things where tough for me in varsity all the way in South Africa.. I Graduated and it's all thanks to you
Thank you Professor for all your help during my freshman year.....and thank you for the update...I wish you all the best in your home building and looking forward to see your new office....
Hey Professor Leonard, I know you're busy and you might not even see this, but I had to tell you that your videos got me through calc 3. I tried 3 different colleges this last semester and just finished a fast track calc 3 class with an A because of you. Your videos are great! They are easy to follow and funny and I will never be able to explain how much they have helped me. I struggled through calc 1 and 2 not with grades but with truly understanding the material. I love math and I was so frustrated because of lack of teaching from my professors. Mostly they just show you how to solve a problem not explaining what you're doing. To be honest I didn't think I was going to be able to finish my degree. I had just dropped calc 3 for the second time because of professors that weren't making things clear and then I found your videos. Thank you so much for making and sharing them. I truly appreciate your time and effort. Please be well and know you'll always have so much love and support from some many students that you've never met!
This professor does not know the impact he had on me. He literally carried me from freshman year at university to senior year. From calculus to stats. I love you Leonard.
He's why and how I passed calculus 1 and 2!
2nd that
Big facts
seriously, Im about to graduate and I can remember sitting at my desk till 3am my freshman year in calc 1 and 2, and was the single only reason I passed differential equations
I aced all of my college math classes up to calculus 2
This guy singlehandedly took me from precalc to being employed as an engineer. Wishing you the best professor!
Very inspiring.
Same here
Damn
Thank you for your hard work and academic skills. I am an "old/82+" aero engineer being retreaded into the Photonic Renewable Energy world (via bamboo RD&T) Oh myy
Samr here ,, !!
If this guy only knew how much he helped me. I was a commercial crab fisherman on Alaska’s Bering Sea for 10 years before starting college at 29. This prof helped me get the grades needed in pre-reqs at a small city college in order to get into Cornell University (2021grad). His help getting me up to speed from 9th grade Algebra to Calc2 in 2018 got me through the gates and prepared me to later tackle multi linear regression, Econometrics and algorithmic back-propagation. Thank you prof.
Wow your story is very inspiring!
You're very amazing too!
Same, as a welder I had to just take up to 10th grade math and geometry and was terrified of taking math because I remember my junior year I failed it and had to retake my senior year.
I wanted to go back to school for mechanical engineering associates and up my current degree into a bachleors of science with manufacturing. But math and trig stood in my way, and his classes not only helped me when retaking the math I took before for college, but also new scarier math like Trig and Statistics. Very helpful alongside Khan academy.
Congratulations and I am glad you got through this and graduated from Cornell too!
Hey bud. Similar story. Fishing in Alaska was something I did as well. Was able to go to college at 29 also. Physics major at University California. Worked my butt off at night at Community College for years. Then transferred into UC. Although just moved away from California and withdrew from UC to relocate in another State. California got goofy. I'm swinging back to watch a few of his classes on Vectored Calculus to sharpen those skills. Took a year off to make the move to a Free State. Stay Salty. 🐄🛸
Halfway through calculus 1, I found this channel and stopped going to lectures. Continued to not go to lectures in calc 2 and 3. Finished calc 1, 2, and 3 with A+ in all three. Now working as a software engineer for one of FAANG. You are an absolute legend and I recommend you every single chance I get.
wow hopefully i could make it, self taught is rough
@basicspat I am watching his videos in my Cal 2 college class because what! I prefer his teaching style. 😌
@@antrieceredwine6214 how is it going
@@lonkhoi6764 people try not to subtly brag challenge: impossible
@@kanyeisschizo4509 if im living i gotta brag
This is a true Renaissance man. Intelligent, in great shape, hard working, and fathering a family. You are amazing sir.
Wow, congrats on the build out. Looking forward to seeing your new office/studio.
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Brian McLogan and Professor Leonard are friends in real life?! Greatest day ever!!
Wow two math legends in one place
@@nicholasdomol3384 I am blown away as well!
Real recognizes real
You helped me immensely through my math in undergrad. I'm now 68 days away from earning my BS in Electrical Engineering. I have a great job lined up after graduation as well!
Thank you so much, and I will still watch your videos to keep me sharp on my math skills. Plus I just enjoy learning, and you're one of the best teachers out there!
Congrats on building your third home, looks great! Also congrats on your new child on the way! Look forward to the future!
Thanks so much! and congrats on the upcoming Degree!
Congrats dude!!
Congress dude 👍
Congrats! I hope to be in your position with the degree in 3 years, & I'll have Professor Leonard to thank for that!
Congrats fam !!!!
I’m sure I’m one of your more elderly admirers (dammit I’m 65 this year) but yes, you reached me too. Vectors calculus is something I’d always wanted to understand (I have this goal of trying to properly comprehend Maxwell’s equations before my time is up, but whatever I read and saw it didn’t quite work for me). And then I found you. You’ve already had so many fully deserved superlatives heaped upon you so I’ll add another: many of us hope that we can, through our existence, leave a wider legacy. Well, whatever you do from now on, you’ve already secured your legacy because of all the people you’ve helped and in such a brilliant way. I’m so pleased that things are going well for you, you deserve all the recognition you get.
What advice would you give to a 20 year old like myself?
Well said
@@wakeupthisisntreal8168 be a Muslim person and ask Guidance from Allah the God who created you and Allah will help you in this life and honour you in the other life the eternal life
It's the most precious advice I can offer to you
@@oopp4970 no Islam is false. Sorry. I'd explain why but this isn't the place to debate.
Is there really any religion that is truly correct?
What a Chad. Building houses and teaching advanced math to the world who needs it 💯
I'm old school...may I ask the definition of Chad?
@@katharinehansen5940 someone who is incredibly cool
That's not what "a Chad" means...
@@katharinehansen5940
So originally the names Chad and Stacey were used on some forums to refer (derogatory) to people who were physically attractive but generally illiterate...
similar to how the name Karen is being used nowadays to refer to entitled people who are somewhat out of touch with reality
The original meaning of Chad can be most prominently displayed in a number of "Chad vs Virgin" memes which ironically depict a poorly drawn Chad doing fairly inane things yet always succeeding side by side with a "virgin" who does more-or-less reasonable things but always fails.
Over time, the logic of criticizing a man for having a healthy sex life, possessing a muscular physique and being relatively well adjusted was questioned.
The original meaning of Chad was rejected by at least some internet people.
Gradually, it shifted from what it was, to being a synonym for "winner"
In recent years, some content creators have picked up on the word and begun to use it when discussing moral philosophy; what does it mean to be a "real" Chad.
Post Note: The term Stacey has not gone through the same evolution.
While it has fallen into relative disuse, it retains it's original derogatory meaning.
@@W.Rain. It basically is 🤦♂️
Leonard touched so many of us and helped us through university into our careers. We should create a GoFundMe for Leonard’s house and pregnant wife. He deserves it ❤️
Best math teacher ever your ability to brake down subjects, break down formulas, just amazing best teacher ever 🙌🏾
Big facts!!!
you can say that again!!!!
need a good english teacher tho
As far as I'm concerned, professor Leonard will have a niche spot in world/internet history for an entire generation of STEM/engineering students. I don't know if he knows this, but the platform he has created, and its effects on the world of stem education, is an INCREDIBLY IMPRESSIVE CONTRIBUTION TO HAVE GIVEN THIS WORLD.
I agree. He's made an art out teaching math. This channel is a work of art.
how would we learn math w/o him. no idea it wouldn't be enjoyable anyway
I'm not even studying math right now and was thinking about you the other day and thinking about how thankful I am to have had your videos! Thanks for helping me get through Calc 1 and Calc 2!!! Nice work on the home!
Same here and this is how I’m here’s graduated two years ago and I bought one of his shirts as a thank you of sorts.
We need to protect this man at all costs. He's an absolute treasury to the society. Amazing way of teaching and spreading the kniwledge to millions of kids and ppl. Never change sir.
The last time I've met mathematics was 10 years ago in high school, and when I tried my luck again with it, nothing worked. Not Khan Academy, nor even the paid resources like Brilliant. Only your extremely high quality, yet 100% free, videos. Because of you, not only did I stop having math phobia, but I got the courage to do a degree in computer science.
I'm from Egypt and can't afford a lot, yet, but I'll definitely keep supporting you on Patreon for as long as much as I can in the foreseeable future.
I need you to know that whatever I achieve in my academic and professional future, will always be because of your generous and genuine help.
Congratulations on the new house, and my best wishes to you, your wife, and your kids. ❤️🙏🏻
Just here to say thank you so much. Failed my first Calc 3 exam but soon as I started watching your videos I been getting 95+ for the past two exams. Thank you Professor Lenoard!!
No worries Professor Leonard, we will be here waiting for you for more videos!
I notice everyone in the comments letting Prof. Leonard know the impact that he had on their lives, so I thought I'd contribute:
Took me from being a mathematically challenged individual returning to school at 29 and feeling hella insecure to someone who received a math minor and is now a PhD candidate at MIT.
Would NOT have been possible without you, Professor! The real MVP
I’m 28 returning to school. Your testimony is really encouraging for me.
That is very inspiring 🙌 👏. Keep it up!!
@@LaymensLameMan you got this!!
How's your PhD going? And also might I ask what you're researching?
@@LaymensLameMan You've got this! Paul Hewitt who was a Physics professor and author of Conceptual Physics did not start community college until he was 28. His life experience gave him an edge over the 18 year old hotshots who were not as intentional with their education. The textbook and his story inspired me to pursue a science education at 24.
oh my god I'm actually tearing up seeing you after all this time... the things you've taught me and in just the beautiful manner you have in your approach to teaching is just simply amazing Professor. I'm now in college studying cs and math because of you...thank you for all that you've done and I wish you the best in all paths... may mataji bless you and your family... happy navratri
When I missed weeks of calc 1 and went through the biggest tragedy of my life you taught me when nobody else could. Your videos have been a valuable resource for every student I've ever had. I still watch them myself to make sure I don't miss anything in lecture. Thank you for the impact you've had on my life, and the hundred of thousands of students whom you've helped achieve their dreams.
Professor Leonard: I commented this already, but I might as well say it again. Right before COVID started, maybe it was December 2019, I was walking into my PreCalc teacher's classroom as a sophomore in high school to ask him a question about something. I remember right as I was about to leave he was laughing at something. I came over to his computer and he said "Isaac, come look at this." It was a meme involving derivatives. Now as a math person, I was intrigued, but I couldn't understand the joke. "What's a derivative," I asked my teacher. He said "you'll learn about it either next year or the year after, depending." But I was determined: I had to find out what was so funny. So I went home and got onto my laptop and went into TH-cam and looked up "derivatives/what's a derivative" and some professor from an Ivy League school with a really thick accent was talking in tongues, but I didn't stop. I found your channel the 2nd time around after looking for a while. I took an old composition book I had laying around and decided to just start writing EVERYTHING that you were saying down. It started on Lecture 0.1, on lines and angles I believe. It didn't matter that I thought I already knew about this stuff, but I just kept writing and kept going through every lecture, until I got to derivatives. It took until Calc 2 on your channel for me to understand a joke involving e^x, but it was so worth it. It had only been a month. I had been coming home from school, doing my homework, and then just binged all your lectures until it was really way too late at night. So I got the joke, but I figured, "why stop there, this is actually really interesting." So anyway, I walked into my math teacher's classroom after I finally understood the joke and said "I GET IT NOW!!! LMAO". And he was like "what?" "Oh, the joke from last December," I said arrogantly haha. And I smacked these 2 composition books full of Calculus onto his desk and was like "WABAM." He said, "wha---", and then he backed me up saying, "yeah sure, KEEP GOING!!!" So I did. June 2020 popped around and I was finishing Stoke's Theorem... your last Calculus 3 video. That next year, I took AP Calculus BC and aced everything, got a 5 on the AP Exam. I Forrest Gumped Calculus basically. Anyway, I graduated early and am tutoring Calculus at a local community college as a part time job. Imagine that, all from wanting to UNDERSTAND. THANK YOU SO MUCH PROFESSOR LEONARD!!! Best teacher ever (don't tell my other teachers)
Reading that was a bit weird cause almost the exact same thing has happened to me, except Im tutoring highschool students.
Beautiful story! Thanks for sharing.
Honestly, that was so wholesome to read imo. Started off with something relatively small event which snowballed into a fruitful journey. It is great to see that having a great teacher (whether in-person, online, or just youtube videos) can make a difference!
THAT'S AMAAZING lol they should make a movie about this
Thanks for the replies everyone! And yes, I made it sound all theatrical, but this is actually what happened.
Professor Leonard, I took a big risk, but I have not gone to my calc 2 lectures this semester. Instead, I’ve relied heavily on your calculus 2 playlist, and it has worked out!! My professor is awful, so I’ve had to have you as my professor. And I’ve done well in all of the assessments so far. You have such a far reaching impact on us students, I am so thankful for you. Congratulations on your new baby girl! God bless you professor Leonard
What risk? Biggest risk would've been if you did quite the opposite.
do they not take attendance in your universities? wow
You are such an inspiration Professor Leonard. Take literally ALL the time you need!!! You have guided me through every math hurdle on the way to my degree, and I owe you every % I've gotten. From the bottom of my heart thank you so much for passionately doing what you do, and good luck with the rest of your house and the new baby!!!
You have been amazing! I used to be failing Calc 2 the beginning of this semester, but then after watching your lectures, I actually have a chance of passing! I really like how you make sure everyone knows the material and recap the material (recapping being the most important). You've been awesome!
And you even build houses??? Man of many talents!
I’m in the middle of taking calculus 2 and funny enough I actually had an exam today. I spent the last two weeks watching your videos nonstop and I’m on track to get a 95%. I give all of the credit to your math videos because without them I don’t know how I’d make it through. Thank you professor Leonard!
Congrats on all the milestones you’re hitting Prof. Leonard. You’re so cool, you didn’t even owe us an explanation but many people, myself included, were definitely wondering where you were. Glad you’re healthy and safe and living a fulfilling life outside of making sure we pass college math class!
My parents built my home. I always dreamed of building my own home. During the last two years I’ve been working full time as an engineer and then Once I’m done with my last two years of college and have a couple more years of engineering under my belt I’ve excited to start my own home. You should upload build videos.
That's not a bad idea! I have a few friends who want me to help build, maybe I'll start recording that :)
@@ProfessorLeonard That would be so amazing!
@@ProfessorLeonard That would be awesome! I want to build my own home as well in the future.
@@ProfessorLeonard That is a profitable business too 😎
@@ProfessorLeonard Just do it!
Wishing you all the best Professor. You are the only reason that I actually understand calculus. Massive thank you!!!!
Your videos on Calc 2 helped me tremendously many years ago! Out of Calc 1, 2, and 3, I’ve found that 2 was the hardest (for me).
Bro are born to be angel of those who suffered maths/calc, Bro even discussed the whole book
Iloveyou prof hope no one ever forget you
Huge congrats, Professor! Both on building your own home and having another daughter! I don't say it enough, but you are one of the greatest math professors out there; your ability to describe and work through problems is just amazing. It's so easy to follow and it has helped me--and from reading the comments many others--so much. Keep up the great work!
Hello Professor, I am your fan from the beginning of my mechanical engineering major (2016). This spring semester, in 2023, is my last semester to graduate. I am very grateful for what you have taught on this channel. Every single word in your lecture has a extremely meaningful value to me. I want to say thank you for your dedication in so many years. I love you Professor. Leonard. You are my hero.
Congratulations Prof. Leonard! Your house looks awesome! Beautiful surrounding too. I hope you and your family will have wonderful stay. best wishes!
your videos are amazing, got a 64 on my first calc 2 test and was just generally lost, then i found your channel and got a 97 on the second one. thanks very much.
amazing job!!!
Congratulations to you, your wife, your kids and everyone!! It’s so good to hear you report all good things 🎉🎊🎉🎊
I cannot thank you enough for allowing anyone who wants to understand math have access to your lectures. While attending community college, I started learning math and followed these lectures starting from calculus one through ODE. During this time, I decided I wanted to be a mechanical engineer and was heavily encouraged to take an easier path with lower qualifications. I did not take this advice and substantially raised my GPA to gain acceptance to a tier-one engineering program. Your lectures directly contributed to my changing from someone who did not complete high school to someone who is finishing an engineering degree with a job offer. Educators who freely share their instruction, like yourself, absolutely make the world a better place. Thank you.
We love you Professor Leonard, God Bless you for all the help you give students.
You were the only reason I could do Calc 1, 2, and 3 online. You were also my only professor while I took those courses. I can’t thank you enough for what you do, you are an amazing person and I wish you luck on building the house.
What a role model. Thank you so much for what you do. And congratulations on the house. Looks great already
I'm currently taking up Computer Engineering and I cannot thank you enough for all of your lectures, you don't actually reach the extent of our topics like Laplace, but since you teach the basics in such a delicate and concerned manner, I am so glad I got myself founded on your teachings. It made me atleast understand even a little bit of these really complicated and mind-boogling math problems. I'm so grateful for you. You were with me from my College Calc 1-3, and now as I'm doing my Engineering Mathematics I rely on you still. Just finished reviewing again your lecture on partial fractions. I love how you don't WITHOLD INFORMATION, you don't ASSUME THAT WE REMEMBER BASIC ALGEBRA, and how you don't LEAVE US, ABANDON US TO FEND FOR OURSELVES. You give us no reason to fail, that's how you teach. Thankyou, You are truly a teacher, not just a powerpoint reader, notes reciter, or test giver. You are truly a teacher.
I think that he should include the Laplace Transform in his "Differential Equations" playlist, which he is apparently still working on - that transform is incredibly useful for lots of differential equations, and it is even used for a lot of _partial_ differential equations, so it is highly relevant;
and the Fourier Transform as well, for that matter, which is a very similar method.
I'll be getting my degree in Computer Science this May, all thanks to you! Absolutely carried me through undergrad math. Wish you the best!
Years after graduating college, I still talk about you. I graduated with a maths degree. Thank you.
It’s great to hear from you! You helped me through my math classes in college. I’m glad to see you doing well.
I have a lot of respect for anybody willing to take on the challenges of building their own home. When I was a young teenager, I would help my grandfather build homes and I never appreciated how much knowledge he accumulated by doing it himself, and the pride of saying we built this house. As an adult, i wish my wife and I had built our own home because when you do, your house ceases to be a number on somebody's project list. It is done as a one-off, and because you're doing it, you'll hopefully make sure it's done right. The homeowner is usually the last one to cut a corner when they are building something for their family. Good on you and I hope your family is healthy and well.
May the Lord richly bless you, your family and the work you are doing at home, and in academia.
For 8 years I worked for USPS as a MHA and watched your videos before going to CC to then transfer to a 4 year to John Hopkins university to my EE degree, the amount of stress and barley amount of sleep I had to endure then pretend to even be in any good mood was hard, but I did it!
Glad you are well! I am a senior citizen former math major and teacher. I am retaking Calc 1 and 2 to be able to tutor others and also to keep my brain functioning. Couldn't do this without you! You explanations are clear and complete.You give lots of examples and you clearly love your students. Thank you!!!!
Good to know you're doing well. Congrats for your new baby, professor Leonard!
Mr Leonard you taught me calculus 1 way back at Merced college and you were the best math teacher I’ve had to date. I went on to knock cal 2 and 3 and will be getting my bs in computer engineering this coming year. Thank you for help and you’ve made a huge difference in lots of people lives
This guy is a lifesaver. He helped me go from a D to an A+ in Cal 2!! Continuing to help me as I begin teaching math. Thank you Prof Leonard!
wow that's amazing, good for you!
Grinning from ear to ear about this for you! You are the reason I passed calculus 1 and 2 and I gained the analytical skill I use in my industry job now. I hope you get all the joy you have spread in tenfold with your new achievements in life.
Life gets in the way some times, I am so happy to see how successful the project has been and hope that it works all as planned, soil settlement is a concern for all civil projects but this looks awesome!! Hope things continue to be good for you and congrats!
A video of yours from 10 years ago helped me to do my homework yesterday. Thank you for your incredible channel. Even while you were building your house, your work here is still saving a ton of STEM students' GPA
What?! This is incredible Professor Leonard. I am sure this will be a very rewarding once it's done 🎉
I was a D level math student trying to bravely take on calculus when I discovered Professor Leonard. His videos enabled me to get an A, but also realize that I had everything I needed to go further. This year I will graduate with an MS in Computational Analytics.
Probably more valuable is my adoption of his way of communicating difficult concepts. In my career, I will often stop and call out the importance of the next thing I am about to say and that is 100% from Prof Leonard.
Hello Professor Leonard, watched most of your Calculus lectures a few years ago, it's been a while!
I really love you profesa for you help ....God bless you....love from kenya
Your videos helped me pass college Algebra after 10 years of not being in school. Just donated to your Patreon! Thank you so much for all your help :)
Congratulations Professor. I aced my Calculus exams thanks to you.
professor leonard, your calculus videos saved my life, thanks to you i graduated with a degree in mechanical engineering with a 3.4 gpa. I cannot thank you enough for releasing all of your lectures for free on youtube. i was always terrible with math and you made it so easy
“I really need you to understand…that you’re amazing professor!” You and Those words always took the stress from the concepts I was learning
Professor Leonard, I have been an active member of your channel for three years and I have to say you changed my life. I’ve been saving some money, but I am only college student so it’s not that much. However, I really feel the need to share some of that with you in your patreon , since you literally saved my life. Hope you come back soon, as all your followers miss you and truly love you. Take care and have amazing holidays.
You are the best teacher ever!! Congrats on the house, new kid, and wish you the best.
i remember watching this when he first posted i cant believe seven months have passed by so quick by far 2022 is the fastest year for me... I've never felt a year go by so fast like this one
The MVP of college math professors. If only I had a teacher like you throughout my entire studies.
A big thanks to all the people who have been sharing their stories about how Professor Leonard impacted their lives. They're really inspiring and motivational. Also thanks to Professor Leonard for all the hard work providing all this high level and high quality education for free! Best wishes to everyone.
Good luck with everything in your life. I'm finished with college but love the math videos and have watched many hours. You have such a relaxing way of teaching that whenever I am stressed I watch one or two hours of your lessons. Maybe in the future you can give us a tour of your new house. I fully understand why you will not give the location, I would not either.
I never passed Algebra 2 in high school (and nearly didn't graduate in general), but I got into programming & game development in my free time while at my community college, which happens to require a lot of math lol. Never thought I'd be good at it, but having content like this and a teacher that is just so incredibly supportive has helped me turn what I thought was a weakness into one of my strengths. From a college kid in SoCal who thought he wasn't smart enough to take higher level math classes, thank you. Wishing you the very best with all you've got going on.
Damn prof, you're not only an amazing teacher, but you're also good at building stuff. House looking nice
I went to community college and met you in person in the math lab like my soph year. you helped me out a lot in person and your videos helped me get through college. I’m a level 2 software engineer now with tons of cool opportunities in the last few years. but I wear a lot of mech E hats as well. Thanks for making a difference, hope all is well with you!
Congratulations Professor Leonard! You're one of the best math teachers I've ever had.
Dear Professor, I don’t know how to thank you. You have changed the way math used be for me. I am loving it day by day as i watch your lessons. Thank you and may god bless you with all health and wealth. You deserve all the happiness and blessings.
Nice to see you again, Prof!!!
I have been away from this channel for some time, but I'd like to thank you for ALL your videos, because without you, I could not have become a Mechanical Engineer after serving in the Marine Corps for 12yrs.. You got me all the way up to E-Math at FAU.. You're the man!! Thank you 🙏🏽 and Happy Thanksgiving today 🦃..
What is the order you suggest to study his playlists?
@klajdikaca994 Calc1, Calc2, then Calc3.. Then, differential equations..
Being the best math professor and being able to build a house on your own is insane LOL
I am a Math Lecturer at UC Berkeley. My students love these videos:)
congratulations,, im proud of you.
I ended up finishing multivariable calc (Calc 3) by the first semester of my senior year of high school. I’m in the second semester now and I went back through the calc 1, 2, now calc 3 videos to tighten up any loose ends before I go into a diff eq and linear algebra course this summer. The way you explain concepts makes it so much easier to follow and it makes me constantly think “oh, why didn’t I get this sooner? It’s so easy now”. Thank you for everything you’ve done and now I’m going into college for my physics degree and potentially math degree also. Thank you professor!
You doesn't realise this but you making everyone's day batter! Honestly, this channel was ❤️
So happy to hear your great news. You should start a homesteading channel! Congrats on your build and your family and thanks for the update. Professor Leonard rocks!
Got through Calculus during a Computer Science degree program all thanks to him. Guys, if The Professor helped you, go hit up his Patreon. Stop reading this and go now. I did it as soon as I passed my Calculus class in 2020; like the same day, and I'm still contributing.
Professor, you were the only thing that helped me calm my math anxiety throughout university. I just graduated as an engineer this February. Yesterday was my sister's first day at university and so I came back to your channel today to share with her your incredible classes. I live all the way in Bangladesh, and I keep you in my prayers.
You literally carried me through Calc classes. You can take all the time you need.💯
Thank you Prof. ..I will forever remember you for the foundation in Calculus and Statics. .Kenyan is Watching. We love you.
Woah, even just chatting to us, I still feel like I am learning a tremendous amount of knowledge
CONGRATS! We all appreciate your help so much and I hope your family is well :)
wow! your work looks great, hope all is well.
You're the man, bro. Hope everything is going well for you, brother.
A little bit about me and how you have impacted my life. I am currently in the service, and attending college online and having a full-time job is difficult. It becomes even more so when you have a professor who genuinely does not belong in teaching. Which is what I am dealing with right now.
I am so glad that I was actually able to run into your channel. You set an example for everyone in your community. By caring and teaching to the depth you do, you transform complicated concepts into a product that most of us can understand. That in itself is a gift.
Thank you for everything you do, and I wish you the best, brother.
Hope all is well!
I am a final year student university of The Gambia, but you have been my lecturer. Thank you so much i am grateful and you are the best. I love you prof leonard
i'm not even being dramatic when i say you save people's lives. i hope you'll be back soon.
hello professor leonard i'm a french man i'm 59 YO and i started relearning math since a long time, and i must say that thanks to you everythings comes clear, and this, thanks to your generosity, your patience, and your love which is obvious to teach. you have the gift to play down the hardest concept in math. A great thanks from france !!
Congrats Professor Leonard!! I’m looking forward to the “building a house” series 😂
Professor Leonard, I pray for you and your family that you may be blessed more than you have blessed us with your excel lectures and guidance. Good bless you! And much love from a grateful student.
When is the 'How to build a house' lecture series coming out?
Hi Professor Leonard, hope you and the family are doing well. Happy Holidays
So the best math teacher in the world can't afford a contractor? The best basketball player on the other hand...
Professor Superman - A Big Thank You From Me.. You made a difference in my life when things where tough for me in varsity all the way in South Africa.. I Graduated and it's all thanks to you
Actual gigachad.
Thank you Professor for all your help during my freshman year.....and thank you for the update...I wish you all the best in your home building and looking forward to see your new office....
Congratulations on the pregnancy professor.
Thank you!!
Hey Professor Leonard, I know you're busy and you might not even see this, but I had to tell you that your videos got me through calc 3. I tried 3 different colleges this last semester and just finished a fast track calc 3 class with an A because of you. Your videos are great! They are easy to follow and funny and I will never be able to explain how much they have helped me. I struggled through calc 1 and 2 not with grades but with truly understanding the material. I love math and I was so frustrated because of lack of teaching from my professors. Mostly they just show you how to solve a problem not explaining what you're doing. To be honest I didn't think I was going to be able to finish my degree. I had just dropped calc 3 for the second time because of professors that weren't making things clear and then I found your videos. Thank you so much for making and sharing them. I truly appreciate your time and effort. Please be well and know you'll always have so much love and support from some many students that you've never met!