Has anyone taken Calculus?

[urstupid1234]

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[Kojak]

It has been awhile but have taken about 8 or 9 different classes in calculus, calculus based statistics, and calculus based statistics. I don't know how much I remember but as it has been like 13 years.

 

[urstupid1234]

It has been awhile but have taken about 8 or 9 different classes in calculus, calculus based statistics, and calculus based statistics. I don't know how much I remember but as it has been like 13 years.

Thats cool. am thinking about taking a fast track class.... 1st wasn't too hard.

 

[TheFalls]

I took a few stats classes back in the day.
As at every school-alot of it depends on your teacher. I had a tough one and I had to study alot. I don't remember anything from those courses now.

Except the word "regression" for some reason.

 

[urstupid1234]

I took a few stats classes back in the day.
As at every school-alot of it depends on your teacher. I had a tough one and I had to study alot. I don't remember anything from those courses now.

Except the word "regression" for some reason.

Yea, Its a 3 month course in three weeks, Can't beat that with a stick! :nono5:

 

[tkim11]

Calc is simple. Try thernodynamic physics

 

[urstupid1234]

Calc is simple. Try thernodynamic physics

Done that. I think the complicated thing in Physics is putting the problem togeather. Once you can apply the "correct" equations you're all set!

 

[WCBias]

I've always been a big fan of home ec. Sewing pillows rocks

 

[quantumleap]

Calc I, II & III followed by a good dose of Differential Equations (my favorite class of all time).

If you think these are hard, try Quantum Physics.
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http://ocw.mit.edu/NR/rdonlyres/Phy...BB01F5A-1D95-45A0-B984-2AEAE64060CD/0/ps6.pdf

 

[urstupid1234]

Calc I, II & III followed by a good dose of Differential Equations (my favorite class of all time).

If you think these are hard, try Quantum Physics.
(Link opens in Adobe Acrobat.)

http://ocw.mit.edu/NR/rdonlyres/Physics/8-04Spring-2006/9BB01F5A-1D95-45A0-B984-2AEAE64060CD/0/ps6.pdf

Took a Physics class. Did have to study very hard. Physics is hard but needs time.

 

[Boxslayer]

calc I and II

actually dropped calc I the first time, and got a C the 2nd time and easily aced calc 2.....calc I is a major weed out class

but something tells me you dont really care about anyone's answer and you suffer from a mild case of mental retardation

 

[SkinsRaj28]

I'll save you some time...this is all you need to know bout calculus.

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[MarkieMark+]

Calc is simple. Try thernodynamic physics

It's thermodynamics.

I am an Engineer working for a company that supplies centrifugal pumps, vacuum pumps and pump systems for a wide range of industrial applications.

I have done both Calculus and several different Physics courses and I have to say, Calculus was a little tougher than all of the Physics courses I took, including thermodynamics.

Once got 98% on a Physics mid-term exam and nearly shit myself when I got the results. Can't remember how I lost the 2%. Best exam result in Calculus was 81%.

I think it comes down to intellectual capacity to understand abstract concepts. Some have it, some don't. I certainly understood things more clearly when it came to Physics.

 

[Valuebets]

Yep Calculus was a really tough course. But once you understand the concept of differentiation and integration, its a piece of cake. I think the cool part about Physics is now you can apply what you learned in Calculus to real physical problems. The icing on the cake is Quantum Mechanics, because now you can disregard whatever you learned in basic physics and instead apply calculus and statistics to physical things as small as the millions of eggs in the load that you rubbed out this morning uppy: .

 

[Tchocky]

I took calculus my 1st year at UCLA. Math had always been easy for me and I always got easy A's. Calculus blew me away. I lost all interest in math after calculus.

 

[RobFunk]

Skins, that is funny. I am not sure if I was supposed to, but I lol'd.

Is it just me, or does that blonde kid (Mickey) have a humungous mouth?!

 

[tkim11]

Once got 98% on a Physics mid-term exam and nearly shit myself when I got the results. Can't remember how I lost the 2%. Best exam result in Calculus was 81%.

I think it comes down to intellectual capacity to understand abstract concepts. Some have it, some don't. I certainly understood things more clearly when it came to Physics.

Serious? WTF. We should be seating next to each other. I breezed through calc 1 and 2 but fucken sucked ass in physics.