Fibonacci Numbers and the Golden Ratio

The Fibonacci Numbers and the Golden Ratio Diploma Course introduces you to the subject by explaining the concept of the Fibonacci numbers and the golden ratio and outlines (in simple terms) the mathematics behind them, as well as the geometric shapes derived from them, with easy to follow diagrams.

Following this introduction, the course discusses the life of Fibonacci and his contributions to the world of mathematics, including his promotion of the decimal number system we use today. You will also read about some of the places the Fibonacci numbers appear in popular culture.

Descriptions are given of where and how the Fibonacci numbers and golden ratio appear in nature, along with explanations regarding why they occur.

You will also learn how the Fibonacci numbers and golden ratio are used for a variety of applications, including design and investing. Their usage in architecture from ancient to modern times and in the arts is discussed in detail with numerous examples given, accompanied by illustrations.

A full module of the Fibonacci Numbers and the Golden Ratio Diploma Course is dedicated to the spiritual significance of the Fibonacci numbers and the golden ratio, including accounts of how the golden ratio appears in texts of major world religions.

There is also a discussion of the associations between the human body and the golden ratio, which mentions modern research that confirms the relationship.

The Fibonacci Numbers and the Golden Ratio Diploma Course concludes by discussing the golden ratio and sacred geometry.

The Fibonacci Numbers and the Golden Ratio Diploma Course requires no previous knowledge and is suitable for anyone who wants to understand what the Fibonacci numbers and golden ratio are, how they are used, and where they appear in nature, architecture, art and elsewhere.

The course may be of particular interest to those who are interested in the esoteric and spiritual nature of numbers.

No special mathematical skills are needed for this course. Although some mathematics is necessary to explain the numbers and their use, there are no complicated equations or theories to understand, and mathematical explanations are offered in straightforward, easy to understand terms.