Hey Veeky Forums. What do I do to get back into mathematics? The highest math classes I took were calc II and ODE's. I did fairly well but it's been a few years since I did them. I forgot a lot of essential shit and I don't even remember how to do some integrals. I also really want to get into linear algebra but would I ever be able to get into that on my own? Any tips or advice?
Hey Veeky Forums. What do I do to get back into mathematics? The highest math classes I took were calc II and ODE's...
Colton Adams
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Juan White
All math is accessible, just read a textbook and do the included exercises.
Jayden Smith
Khan academy or math tutor youtube
Carter Morgan
A Transition to Advanced Mathematics by Smith, Eggen, and St. Andre
Introduction to Calculus and Analysis, Volume I&II by Richard Courant and Fritz John
Differential Equations with Applications and Historical Notes by Simmons
Matrix Analysis and Applied Linear Algebra by Meyer
Linear Algebra by Hoffman and Kunze
Jose King
Why is there no complex analysis in this meme?
Nolan Price
Applied DIfferential Equations by Vladimir Dobrushkin is better.
Isaac Anderson
it is it's just imaginary
Nathaniel Williams
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Josiah Hill
>Normies dont know what analytic geometry is
Kevin Cooper
If you want math applicable to physics/computer science all you need is Diff EQ and Discrete Math. Don't do Analysis.... it's.... it's.... scary.... *shiver*
Xavier Roberts
what kind of final year math route should i go in my major to best assist me for a career in electronics engineering (double degree, one in EE another in science major in math).
Kayden Morris
what are your options?
Camden Robinson
my uni doesn't do "pure" or "applied" math, they just let u do wahtever
Algebra1
Algebra 2
Waves (I want to take because EE will tie nicely with this)
Partial differential equations
Nonlinear dynamics and chaos
Real and functional analysis
Community engagement (this is teaching math to people which I think is a good opportunity to gain skills but i dont want to miss out on learning something else).
I get to pick 4 of these
My thoughts are alg1 and 2 because I like it, waves and then something else.
Christopher Stewart
what is analytic geometry ?
Jayden Miller
fixed it for you
Brayden Nguyen
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Nathan Russell
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Luis Brooks
based
Charles Young
>too autistic to understand how a meme works
You'll do great in math, anons
Colton Wilson
Essentially geometry with calculus
William Harris
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Mason Hill
I'd do one of the algebras, waves, PDEs, and analysis