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Week
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Topics
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Study Metarials
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1
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Research methods in history of mathematics
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R1 - Section 1
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2
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Mathematics in Sumer and Babylon
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R1 - Section 2
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3
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Mathematics in Ancient Egypt
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R1 - Section 3
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4
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Eastern mathematics
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R1 - Section 4
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5
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Greek mathematics
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R1 - Section 5
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6
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Turkish and eastern mathematicians, islamic world mathematicians
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R1 - Section 6
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7
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Historical development of derivative and integral concepts and differential equations
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R1 - Section 7
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8
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Historical development of linear algebra, Fibonacci numbers, the renaissance of mathematics: the rebirth of European mathematics
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R1 - Section 8
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9
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Solutions and results of cubic equations
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R1 - Section 9
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10
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Development of probability theory, the revival of number theory: Fermat, Euler and Gauss
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R1 - Section 10
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11
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The father of modern analysis: Weierstrass, the paradoxes of set theory,
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R1 - Section 11
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12
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The representation of complex numbers, counting the infinite, countable and uncountable sets
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R1 - Section 12
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13
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Historical development of topology, women in modern mathematics
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R1 - Section 13
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14
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Atatürk and mathematics
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R2 - Section 1
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