math: Follow a Self-Study Mathematics Curriculum

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Overview

OSSU Math is a course roadmap for people seeking a broad undergraduate-level mathematics education through online materials. It organizes learning by prerequisites, starting with core subjects and continuing to electives in areas such as logic, geometry, analysis, and algebra.

It is designed for self-directed learners who can study independently and want a recommended sequence rather than a single course or textbook. Use it to plan a sustained study program, choosing among listed courses and supplementary resources.

Key Features

Sequences core mathematics courses by prerequisites, from mathematical thinking and calculus through analysis and abstract algebra.
Links to online courses, lecture materials, and books from external providers.
Lists estimated course duration, weekly effort, and prerequisites where provided.
Separates required core studies from advanced-topic electives.
Defines breadth and depth goals for choosing advanced electives.
Provides links to a learner community, contribution guidance, and a Trello progress board.

Use Cases

A self-taught learner wants a structured path through undergraduate mathematics rather than assembling courses from scratch.
A student preparing for further study wants to identify prerequisite gaps and plan coursework in sequence.
A learner with a particular interest, such as topology or probability, wants to combine broad study with deeper electives.
A study group wants a shared curriculum and progress-tracking reference.

Project Facts

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License: MIT
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Getting Started

Start with the curriculum on GitHub, choose the core courses, and follow their listed prerequisites. Course materials are hosted by external providers; consult the README for the full roadmap, community links, and progress-tracking details.

Alternatives

Awesome Math: A broad, curated directory of math resources rather than a sequenced undergraduate curriculum with prerequisites and study guidance.

Considerations

This is a curriculum and collection of links, not a single integrated course or credential program.
It requires substantial self-direction. The README estimates roughly 18-22 hours per week to complete the curriculum in about two years, if planned carefully.
Many resources are free, but some courses may charge for graded assignments, tests, or projects.
Course availability and enrollment terms are controlled by external providers and may change.
The input lists an MIT repository license, while the README states the curriculum work is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Check the repository's license files and the terms of individual course materials before reuse.