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NextMath

NextMath overview

What the NextMath track covers, how it is structured, and how to access it.

Last updated 2026-08-08

NextMath teaches the math that makes you a sharper developer — without requiring a calculus background. It currently includes two courses:

  • Core Math: number systems, boolean logic, bitwise operations, and the math behind everyday code.
  • Discrete Math: logic, sets, combinatorics, graphs, number theory, and probability — the topics most relevant to algorithms, data structures, cryptography, and system design.

How it is structured

Each course is divided into units. Each unit contains short lessons and quizzes that check your understanding. Lessons are usually 8–15 minutes and use multiple-choice, true/false, and numeric questions.

Access

NextMath is included with the Pro and Teams plans. On the free plan, the track is shown in the catalog but its lessons are locked until you upgrade.

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