This lecture introduces the concept of differential equations, discussing their definitions, properties, and methods of resolution. The instructor explains the relationship between a function and its derivative, emphasizing the search for solutions to these equations. Several examples illustrate the nature of differential equations, including their graphical representations. The lecture covers basic types of differential equations, highlighting the existence and uniqueness of solutions. The instructor provides specific examples, demonstrating how to derive solutions and the implications of different initial conditions. The discussion includes the classification of solutions based on their behavior and the impact of parameters on the solutions' forms. The lecture concludes with a preview of future topics, including more complex equations and theorems related to the existence of solutions. Overall, this session serves as a foundational overview of differential equations, setting the stage for deeper exploration in subsequent lectures.