Courses

Numbers can be fun and intriguing. Have your little one immerse themselves into fun games where they will grow comfortable with adding and subtracting numbers. The focus will not be on learning Math as such, but to enjoy playing with numbers. We will play games with dice, cards, snakes and ladders, coins and so on to have an immerse learning experience for your child. We believe that once your child gets comfortable with numbers and associates it with fun, learning Math will be a natural consequence.
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Numbers can be fun and intriguing. Have your little one immerse themselves into fun games where they will grow comfortable with adding and subtracting numbers. The focus will not be on learning Math as such, but to enjoy playing with numbers. We will play games with dice, cards, snakes and ladders, coins and so on to have an immerse learning experience for your child. We believe that once your child gets comfortable with numbers and associates it with fun, learning Math will be a natural consequence.
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Critical thinking and logical reasoning are skills that surpass all boundaries — regardless of what you want to do In life, these are essential building blocks. It is important children get exposed to this early on. In this special series of classes, children can begin to use consistent reasoning to come to a conclusion. They will get introduced to logical reasoning by playing games like Connect 4 and Sudoku, to name a few.
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Critical thinking and logical reasoning are skills that surpass all boundaries — regardless of what you want to do In life, these are essential building blocks. It is important children get exposed to this early on. In this special series of classes, children can begin to use consistent reasoning to come to a conclusion. They will get introduced to logical reasoning by playing games like Connect 4 and Sudoku, to name a few.
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Mental Math is ubiquitous skill — we need to do some quick math in our heads when we want to calculate how many more days of holidays we have left, how much change we should receive at the grocery store, how much a dress costs after discount and the list goes on. Although a very useful skill, it often remains under-developed because of easy access to calculators.

However, it is important that kids begin to exercise their mental capacity to keep their brain active and stimulated. Kids will learn how to calculate simple percentages, multiple 2 two-digit numbers in one step and other such skills.
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Mental Math is ubiquitous skill — we need to do some quick math in our heads when we want to calculate how many more days of holidays we have left, how much change we should receive at the grocery store, how much a dress costs after discount and the list goes on. Although a very useful skill, it often remains under-developed because of easy access to calculators.

However, it is important that kids begin to exercise their mental capacity to keep their brain active and stimulated. Kids will learn how to calculate simple percentages, multiple 2 two-digit numbers in one step and other such skills.
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Mental Math is ubiquitous skill — we need to do some quick math in our heads when we want to calculate how many more days of holidays we have left, how much change we should receive at the grocery store, how much a dress costs after discount and the list goes on. Although a very useful skill, it often remains under-developed because of easy access to calculators.

However, it is important that kids begin to exercise their mental capacity to keep their brain active and stimulated. Kids will learn how to calculate simple percentages, multiple 2 two-digit numbers in one step and other such skills.
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Mental Math is ubiquitous skill — we need to do some quick math in our heads when we want to calculate how many more days of holidays we have left, how much change we should receive at the grocery store, how much a dress costs after discount and the list goes on. Although a very useful skill, it often remains under-developed because of easy access to calculators.

However, it is important that kids begin to exercise their mental capacity to keep their brain active and stimulated. Kids will learn how to calculate simple percentages, multiple 2 two-digit numbers in one step and other such skills.
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Mental Math is ubiquitous skill — we need to do some quick math in our heads when we want to calculate how many more days of holidays we have left, how much change we should receive at the grocery store, how much a dress costs after discount and the list goes on. Although a very useful skill, it often remains under-developed because of easy access to calculators.

However, it is important that kids begin to exercise their mental capacity to keep their brain active and stimulated. Kids will learn how to calculate simple percentages, multiple 2 two-digit numbers in one step and other such skills.
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Get introduced to mind-boggling math questions that can be solved merely based on logical reasoning. These questions aim to keep the underlying Math concept simple but instead focus on developing one’s logical reasoning skills. Here is an example of a question we might go over — "I have a bottle of water and your job is to measure out one gallon from it. I can give you a five-gallon container and a three-gallon container? How can you help me?"

Since the underlying math concepts are simple, we will encourage children to share these puzzles at home with parents. This will also get them excited to learn and potentially explain to you how to solve these problems!
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Get introduced to mind-boggling math questions that can be solved merely based on logical reasoning. These questions aim to keep the underlying Math concept simple but instead focus on developing one’s logical reasoning skills. Here is an example of a question we might go over — "I have a bottle of water and your job is to measure out one gallon from it. I can give you a five-gallon container and a three-gallon container? How can you help me?"

Since the underlying math concepts are simple, we will encourage children to share these puzzles at home with parents. This will also get them excited to learn and potentially explain to you how to solve these problems!
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Get introduced to mind-boggling math questions that can be solved merely based on logical reasoning. These questions aim to keep the underlying Math concept simple but instead focus on developing one’s logical reasoning skills. Here is an example of a question we might go over — "I have a bottle of water and your job is to measure out one gallon from it. I can give you a five-gallon container and a three-gallon container? How can you help me?"

Since the underlying math concepts are simple, we will encourage children to share these puzzles at home with parents. This will also get them excited to learn and potentially explain to you how to solve these problems!
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Get introduced to mind-boggling math questions that can be solved merely based on logical reasoning. These questions aim to keep the underlying Math concept simple but instead focus on developing one’s logical reasoning skills. Here is an example of a question we might go over — "I have a bottle of water and your job is to measure out one gallon from it. I can give you a five-gallon container and a three-gallon container? How can you help me?"

Since the underlying math concepts are simple, we will encourage children to share these puzzles at home with parents. This will also get them excited to learn and potentially explain to you how to solve these problems!
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Get introduced to mind-boggling math questions that can be solved merely based on logical reasoning. These questions aim to keep the underlying Math concept simple but instead focus on developing one’s logical reasoning skills. Here is an example of a question we might go over — "I have a bottle of water and your job is to measure out one gallon from it. I can give you a five-gallon container and a three-gallon container? How can you help me?"

Since the underlying math concepts are simple, we will encourage children to share these puzzles at home with parents. This will also get them excited to learn and potentially explain to you how to solve these problems!
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Oftentimes, amidst our daily routine, we may not get a chance to exercise our creative thinking skills. Here we go over some fun, simple questions that require you to think out of the box, i.e, you need to be creative to get to a answer! A question we might go over is — "here are a dozen eggs in a carton. Twelve people each take a single egg, but there is one egg left in the carton. How?"
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Oftentimes, amidst our daily routine, we may not get a chance to exercise our creative thinking skills. Here we go over some fun, simple questions that require you to think out of the box, i.e, you need to be creative to get to a answer! A question we might go over is — "here are a dozen eggs in a carton. Twelve people each take a single egg, but there is one egg left in the carton. How?"
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Oftentimes, amidst our daily routine, we may not get a chance to exercise our creative thinking skills. Here we go over some fun, simple questions that require you to think out of the box, i.e, you need to be creative to get to a answer! A question we might go over is — "here are a dozen eggs in a carton. Twelve people each take a single egg, but there is one egg left in the carton. How?"
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Oftentimes, amidst our daily routine, we may not get a chance to exercise our creative thinking skills. Here we go over some fun, simple questions that require you to think out of the box, i.e, you need to be creative to get to a answer! A question we might go over is — "here are a dozen eggs in a carton. Twelve people each take a single egg, but there is one egg left in the carton. How?"
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Oftentimes, amidst our daily routine, we may not get a chance to exercise our creative thinking skills. Here we go over some fun, simple questions that require you to think out of the box, i.e, you need to be creative to get to a answer! A question we might go over is — "here are a dozen eggs in a carton. Twelve people each take a single egg, but there is one egg left in the carton. How?"
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From modelling high-dimension deterministic systems to predicting future trends in the stock market, multivariable calculus is one of the most important tools used in countless disciplines. This course takes you into the 3-D world and ventures into the basics of visualizing and thinking about functions in 3-D space. These basics can then be used to understand its applications like its use in the stock market or in physics in a subsequent course
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Building on from the basics of multivariable calculus, this course delves deeper into some of its fascinating applications. From Lagrange Multipliers to Surface Integrals to Stokes’ Theorem and everything in between, this course is perfect to dive deeper into the realm of 3-D calculus and grasp a better understanding of the topic, while also seeing how it is used in various real-world applications like its use in predicting stock market trends.
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Builds on the basics of multivariable calculus but this course is more focussed on generalizing some concepts from 2-D calculus to higher dimensions. While this course will also touch upon some applications, the primary focus will be on generalizing and proving concepts
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Ever wondered how Google became the giant it is today? Linear Algebra! How weather forecasting works? Linear Algebra! What it takes to be a good data scientist? Linear Algebra! This course will go through the basics of linear algebra, building on previous knowledge about matrices to introduce new terminology and introduce students to the wonderful world of linear algebra. Once equipped with these basics, students can go on to learn cool applications and even understand Google’s PageRank algorithm, which was a fundamental part of their early success and what made them into the billion-dollar company they are.
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General Relativity is by far Einstein’s most revolutionary and elegant work. It describes a new way of thinking about gravity, toppling Newtonian Mechanics by showing why Newton’s idea of gravity breaks down. This course walks you through the basics of general relativity and offers you a glimpse into the mind of a genius
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While Einstein was unveiling general relativity to the world, a group of physicists were working hard on another topic that would shake up the entire scientific community – Quantum Mechanics. While General Relativity talks about things on a macro-scale, Quantum Mechanics takes a trip down to the micro-level, shedding light into the behaviour of sub-atomic particles. Revolving around the idea of uncertainty, the one thing every physicist knows about Quantum Mechanics is that it is impossible to know anything to be true with absolute 100% certainty. This course will give a brief introduction about quantum mechanics, touching among phenomena such as Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle and Schrodinger’s wave function
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Building upon the foundations of quantum mechanics, this course delves into cool applications and thought experiments: from the famous Schrodinger’s Cat thought experiment to a particle in a box to more modern applications such as quantum computers, this course will give you a better understanding of the workings of such applications and why they are so significant.
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Ever wondered if we can have one equation to describe the entire universe? Ever heard the words ‘Grand Unified Theory’? Ever wondered what Einstein’s dream was? String Theory is the closest we have come to a ‘Theory of Everything’, the closest we have come to one single theory to explain the entire universe, which bridges both Einstein’s theory of General Relativity and Quantum Mechanics, which have long thought to be incompatible with each other. This course gives you a conceptual introduction to String Theory and Supersymmetry, and why it could be a game-changer if proved to be true.
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Ever wondered what’s outside our planet? Outside our Solar System? Outside our galaxy? How far back can we go? Is ours the only universe? Are there multiple universes just like ours, making our universe a multiverse? This course will analyse the science behind a multiverse and whether it is possible to even have a multiverse within the natural laws.
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