Evening Reading
- Torrent in Opera, maybe Torrent will make its way into FireFox next?
- Phone companies huffing over bandwidth and websites
- Parking lot ads making people emo
- Dude, GPS darts
Lastly, looks like Apple is doing some shuffling on iPod pricing (LOLOL)
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phobium
replyCouldn't even finish my Calculus test today, 12 problems, 1 hour, I finished 10 =(
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It's embarassing to say, but it's Business Cal and it was on matrices, after talking to my classmates after the test, I found out that I spent 15 minutes trying to solve a "No Solution" with Gaussian deduction. The other problem I had left was another Gaussian deduction, I started that and got to the same point as the "No Solution" before time was up.
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not on your life my hindu friend!
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im enjoying this tasty orange.
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I swear it's Springfield's only choice.
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Throw up your hands and raise your voice!
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sorry mom, the mob has spoken
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which calculus?
what type of material was covered?
sometimes professors put more problems on a test than most students can finish on purpose and curve it according to how your peers did.-
Yeah, but if it's one of those really mean pricks of a profession, he'd just end up failing 90% of the class instead.
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I enjoy math, just not doing it (the really hard ones at least). But I appreciate all it's given humanity.
I was an ISM major and it was the comsci stuff that killed me. Being a "computer analyst" is not as challenging as being an economic analyst or accountant. It's a like a new challenege each time I do work and there's always room to improve and in the world of public accounting the rules change every year. -
CS only goes up to calc II
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Not everywhere, we have to take through 3 along with all sorts of other math classes (finite, etc)
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I had to do:
Math 100 & 101 (Differentiation and Integrals and such)
Math 202 (Multi-variate calculus and differential equations)
Math 233a (Linear Algebra)
Math 122 & 222 (Finite and Combinatorial Mathematics)
Stats 265 (Statistics for Engineering and Sciences)
CSC 340 (Numerical Methods)
That last one wasn't really a math course so it doesn't count I guess. But there was definitely a lot of math in my first few years of my degree.
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Im TERRIBLE at math!
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