100 Steps to Graduation - Mathematics

When Egyptian ruler Ptolemy I asked Euclid whether there was no shorter or easier way to learn geometry than that described in his book Elements, the mathematician replied: There is no royal path to geometry. Although the royal path does not lead to mathematics, we can make it a lot easier, for example, by breaking it down into 100 small steps. If someone stays with us and takes the 100 steps outlined in our book, they can rightly count on a successful graduation. The series of one hundred tasks, with an average of eight tasks, provides a systematic overview of the mid-level graduation material. A significant part of the assignments - similar to the graduation "I." part of it - a lightning question that can be solved in a few minutes, with which the most important concepts can be recalled. By solving the summary and repetitive series of tasks that appear regularly in the book, the graduation "II." can be trained to solve more complex tasks that occur in part. Self-preparation is aided by the fact that the volume contains the solution of each task. Graduates! Time to go!