A very useful type of relation between two sets is called a function, which we explore in this lecture. This is a somewhat different and more symmetric approach to functions from the one usually taken, instead defining it in terms of uniqueness and totality relations.

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1. Problem Solving 101
2. Introduction to Proofs
3. Propositional Logic
4. Proof Techniques
5. Set Theory
6. Predicate Logic
7. More Proof Techniques
8. Relations
9. Functions
10. Number Theory
11. Modular Arithmetic
12. Infinity
13. Construction of the Real Numbers
14. Topology
15. Sequences and Functions
16. Group Theory
17. Rings and Fields
18. Morphisms
19. Epilogue & Fields of Mathematics

This is a friendly introduction to important concepts in higher mathematics, including analysis, set theory, proofs, group theory, rings, and graph theory.