fook applied calc

[superdude]

then take Matrices, that comes after Diff Eq.

[IM_A_G]

Originally Posted by SmokeG305

calculus I and II are both cake. even calculus III is relatively simple, except for when you get into tripe integrals.

i agree. it's just the way your brain works tho

[GZire]

Originally Posted by IM_A_G

i agree. it's just the way your brain works tho

Mike's brain needs a boost right about now, his battery is dead.

[superdude]

Originally Posted by GZire

Mike's brain needs a boost right about now, his battery is dead.

[IM_A_G]

damnnn, my battery has a bit left, but not much.

...audits tend to suck the soul out of a person.

[msb3079]

Originally Posted by superdude

because you didnt study

true but when i dont see a point to soemthing , i lose interest very quickly.
not only that... but there are a ton of methods and equations to be memorized... i don't see the "real world" value in being made to memorize them... if by some slim shot any of this was used in my real life... i could always look up how to do it....

[superdude]

Originally Posted by msb3079

true but when i dont see a point to soemthing , i lose interest very quickly.
not only that... but there are a ton of methods and equations to be memorized... i don't see the "real world" value in being made to memorize them... if by some slim shot any of this was used in my real life... i could always look up how to do it....

you will use it at one point or another.

and calculus, just like chemistry, is practice, not memorization.

[GZire]

To make things more appealing you should do the quick test problems. For every problem you review take a swig of vodka. The Pavlovian response means that you will associate booze with the problems and in no time you will love it.

[SmokeG305]

Originally Posted by superdude

thats called Calc for Business Majors.

Easier then regular calc

+ 1


it's a little easier... my gf is a business major.

[SmokeG305]

Originally Posted by GZire

Partial differential equations is what I'm talking about.

i do have to take differential equations, i've heard it's tough. i'm taking it next semester.

[msb3079]

the thing is ... if i change to meteorology at a different school.... applied calc will be completely useless.... i would have needed normal calc.

[SmokeG305]

Originally Posted by superdude

then take Matrices, that comes after Diff Eq.

matrices??? there's a class on just that?? ... how can that be hard?

[superdude]

Originally Posted by SmokeG305

matrices??? there's a class on just that?? ... how can that be hard?

yes.

Calc 1, Calc 2, Calc 3, Diff Equations, Matrices.

[SmokeG305]

Originally Posted by msb3079

the thing is ... if i change to meteorology at a different school.... applied calc will be completely useless.... i would have needed normal calc.

trust me man, if you know business calculus, you should be fine in taking regular calculus.

[SmokeG305]

Originally Posted by superdude

yes.

Calc 1, Calc 2, Calc 3, Diff Equations, Matrices.

wtf?


here it's cal 1, 2: then you can either first take calculus III or differentials. but you have to take both. after that, you only have linear algebra, and "advanced calculus"


and you'll be a math major