Do you suck at Math?

[chuckywang]

I'm good at math.

 

[sixone]

I would be lost without my adding machine. 🙁

 

[Chaotic42]

Originally posted by: Qosis
Just bought that book, will give it a run before I head to school 🙂

Gracias!

Cool. Let me know how you like it, I want to make sure that others agree that it's helpful before I start recommending it to friends.

 

[etalns]

Originally posted by: Chaotic42

Originally posted by: Qosis
Just bought that book, will give it a run before I head to school 🙂

Gracias!

Cool. Let me know how you like it, I want to make sure that others agree that it's helpful before I start recommending it to friends.

Prior to this week I've never really had faith that a book (especially one of only about 200 pages or so) could successfully teach me math, but I've been pleasantly surprised. These books that I'm working at now teach it much better than any of my teachers have. It'll be nice to see whether that holds true for something more complicated, like calculus.

Thanks again for the reccomendation, that book had some great reviews.

 

[aic]

42.

 

[mooncancook]

I'm Chinese!

 

[hypn0tik]

Originally posted by: Qosis

Originally posted by: hypn0tik
I <3 Math. I'm pretty good at it.

But you suck at life, so it evens out.

No. Not really. I beat life. I'm waiting for the expansion pack.

 

[Schadenfroh]

Originally posted by: So
Nope...I'm good.

 

[Turin39789]

Originally posted by: Chaotic42
I really like the "How to Ace Calculus: A Streetwise Guide" series.

Now they need to make those for abstract algebra and topology and I'll be set for 2006.

Does this include how to ace diffy E? I had to leave school for financial/moronic actions on my own part reasons a few years ago right before i went in to DE. i remember not understanding parametric stuff too well. I need a refresh

 

[HBalzer]

Originally posted by: Qosis

Originally posted by: Chaotic42

Originally posted by: Qosis
Just bought that book, will give it a run before I head to school 🙂

Gracias!

Cool. Let me know how you like it, I want to make sure that others agree that it's helpful before I start recommending it to friends.

Prior to this week I've never really had faith that a book (especially one of only about 200 pages or so) could successfully teach me math, but I've been pleasantly surprised. These books that I'm working at now teach it much better than any of my teachers have. It'll be nice to see whether that holds true for something more complicated, like calculus.

Thanks again for the reccomendation, that book had some great reviews.

Maybe you should try flashcards, they seem to be about your level.

 

[hypn0tik]

Originally posted by: Turin39789

Originally posted by: Chaotic42
I really like the "How to Ace Calculus: A Streetwise Guide" series.

Now they need to make those for abstract algebra and topology and I'll be set for 2006.

Does this include how to ace diffy E? I had to leave school for financial/moronic actions on my own part reasons a few years ago right before i went in to DE. i remember not understanding parametric stuff too well. I need a refresh

What type of differential equations? ODE or PDE?

 

[HBalzer]

Are you going for a BA or BS?

 

[Turin39789]

Originally posted by: hypn0tik

Originally posted by: Turin39789

Originally posted by: Chaotic42
I really like the "How to Ace Calculus: A Streetwise Guide" series.

Now they need to make those for abstract algebra and topology and I'll be set for 2006.

Does this include how to ace diffy E? I had to leave school for financial/moronic actions on my own part reasons a few years ago right before i went in to DE. i remember not understanding parametric stuff too well. I need a refresh

What type of differential equations? ODE or PDE?

they call it calc 4 in these parts

 

[etalns]

Originally posted by: HBalzer
Are you going for a BA or BS?

BA in Economics.

 

[HBalzer]

Originally posted by: Qosis

Originally posted by: HBalzer
Are you going for a BA or BS?

BA in Economics.

The BA isn't that math intensive. I think you need what maybe a few stat classes and calc1.

 

[etalns]

Originally posted by: HBalzer

Originally posted by: Qosis

Originally posted by: HBalzer
Are you going for a BA or BS?

BA in Economics.

The BA isn't that math intensive. I think you need what maybe a few stat classes and calc1.

None the less, I'd like to do very well in the math classes I need to do.