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Hardest math class you've taken?

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i liked diff eq :0.

i had a bad teacher for integral calculus, so I didn't understand it at all, after a while the stuff just clicked.
 
I took a class called AGS (Algebra/Geometry/Statistics) my freshman year that was supposed to be college level math. My Junior year I failed the 2nd semester of AGSIII cause I stopped doing the work, so my senior year I had to retake the 2nd semester of AGSIII my senior year. Thankfully we only needed 3 math credits to graduate or I would have been in summer school twice.
 
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Originally posted by: Justin218
differential equations wasnt fun
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it was easy though
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yea probably the hardest MATH class for engineers. Engineering math, it's probably anything related to fourier transforms, convolution, random processes...etc
 
Probability and Stochastics

what a serious pain in the butt. that class was a big reason i switched majors. ive taken a lot of college math, but this one is nuts, and just plain irritating.
 
Originally posted by: cHeeZeFacTory
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Originally posted by: Justin218
differential equations wasnt fun
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it was easy though
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yea probably the hardest MATH class for engineers. Engineering math, it's probably anything related to fourier transforms, convolution, random processes...etc
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dude, I never said anything about engineering math. I had mad respect for it and understand that it will rape me handsomely when i get to it
 
differential equation.
15/120 on my midterm, w00t.



I am trying to destroy my gpa on my final 2 quarters by taking more math and statistic classes.
 
Finite Dimensional Vector Spaces for the Computer Engineering program at Georgia Tech. As appetizers - Calculus 1 through 5, Differential Equations, Combinatorics, Partial Diff Eqs / Fourier Transforms, just to name a few.
 
Originally posted by: 91TTZ
Arithmetic. I couldn't work with numbers over 10 because I ran out of fingers.

My teachers told me it would get easier when I got older, but they lied because I still only have 10 fingers, and I tried my hardest to grow more.
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No one else finds that sigworthy besides me?
 
I always got As in my math classes when I was in high school. College level Precalculus Alegebra on the other hand sucked ass. Got a C-. I'm in Trig right now and it sucks balls too. Mainly because my teacher is horrible though.
 
Differential equations were the best (in high school).
As a PolSci student, I'll probably never take another math class. 🙂
 
Multivariable calculus at the end (Curl, Divergence, Greene's Theorem, etc).. that was hell. Failed the final despite acing previous midterms.

Linear ALgebra was easy, but Diff Eq got to be a little b!tch....

Originally posted by: IAteYourMother
<---11th and taking calc C. its tuff
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If you're dividing Calculus into A, B, C, D..... A, B, C were all covered in high school for me. I aced Math 1C at a JC without doing any work, but I got a friggn C in Math 1D. That stuff is tough. And if you thought JCs were hard, I got a B- in Math 53 (Berkeley) which is most of C and D together (semester system remember).
 
probably trig in high school.

I loved algebra, and I filled my college math requirement that focused more on theory and the history of mathmatics than concrete applications.
 
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