>be me
>physics major
>take precal first semester
>by far the hardest math class i've ever taken, barely pass
>calculus 1 next semester, piss easy
>attempt to take calc 2 during summer, fail
>take it again in fall, harder than calculus 1 but still easier than precal
>calc 3 is about the same as calc 2
>linear algebra is really easy
>differential equations is really hard, still not as hard as precal
I'm now done with all my math classes, and I still think precal is hardest.
ok
>i've
no one cares
>>I'm now done with all my math classes
>didn't take PDEs/DEs2
>didn't take complex variables
>didn't take differential geometry
So you plan on not going to graduate school when you graduate?
>and I still think precal is hardest
Maybe you just suck at trig.
Don't listen to this guy, user. I care.
t. Eagerly waiting for your next blogpost.
Nigga what?
Maybe Geometry is not your shit, I hate this shit too but can't be helped.
Should've practiced more during vacations so you don't fuck shit up.
Why even major in physics if you struggle with basic math? Do you want to be a teacher?
Precalc is just algebra and trig right? I kind of agree that all those classes are more or less the same level of difficulty. It's just applying algorithms to solve equations and occasionally some creative thinking and pattern matching for applied problems.
If you had a prof who prided himself on giving hard exams/homework I could easily see precalc being hard.
>physics major
>thinks math is done after ode and linear.
lmao bruh, that's only the first year.
>be compsci major
>find Calculus, Differential Equations, Linear Algebra etc. not very difficult unlike most of my classmates
>Wish I could be a Math major to laugh at the compsci brainlets, but that isn't where the jobs are