As the title suggests, we assume you have prior knowledge of differential equations and linear algebra separately.
The book is structured into three main chapters, each with an important introduction that itself introduces material (So don't just skim over it thinking it's part of an outline) and then leads into method-heavy subsections. Other than that, enjoy!
Contents
Homogeneous Linear Differential Equations
Heterogeneous Linear Differential Equations
Non-Linear Differential Equations
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