MFB
Banned
Yeah, I'm not so much worried about the algebra, just the Trig portion since it's a combined course, I don't want to end up blowing through something and just going "What the fuck did we cover?"
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I'd just like to add : completing a square to solve quadratic equations, is one of the stupidest things ever. Seriously, just factor it motherfuckers.
I tried to stay out of this thread, but I've failed twice now.
For me: B.S. and M.S. in Biomedical Engineering (non-linear control systems (pure EE geekyness) applied to biological systems), was going the PhD route but got-out because I was really not looking forward to doing an additional 4+ years as a Post Doc before being able to even start considering tenure track positions.
The only math that kicked my a$$ was stochastic processes (probability + multivariate calculus). The scary thing is that I got so comfortable working in the LaPlace domain, that I'd transform everything because it was easier than working in the "real" domain.
Ray
I see your dances and raise you some sex positions!![]()
Only a math nerd will truly get this.
Oh shit.
I can't beleve I made such a simple mistake. I'm being totally serious, I'm kind of ashamed.
I was using the same "maths" applied to the Auditory System. There's some pretty cool compressive non-linear feedback tied to a transmission line of bandpass filters. What I was looking into was that there appears to be feedback from higher brain centers and the opposite ear that adjust the tuning.I can relate. I'm currently a graduate student in Aerospace Engineering, working on control systems applied to spacecraft.
I know this is an ancient post but I'm reading over the thread is it's been bumped anyway.
Is that a joke? Tell me its a joke.
Officially dropping being a CS major since I should've realized I wasn't cut out for all the math it requires
Officially dropping being a CS major since I should've realized I wasn't cut out for all the math it requires
Oddly though since i just started cal 1, i actually kinda like derivatives![]()