Pre-Calculus

[Duke309]

im taking calc 1 right now, its probably going to be hard because my professor is about as useful as having an ******* on my elbow.

 

[flyboy86]

here's my advice, don't take any aero classes....take a look at the equation sheet we used in Aero 341.....

 

[CobraRed_96_GT]

haha at all you math takers, all i had to take was stats and college algebra/ trig.
Poli. Sci. major FTW
This semester:

Political Theory
International Relations
Western Civ.
Business Admin. 1

all the poly classes are actually intresting and relevent to our countries problems + the normal socratic and plato BS. Math classes have been virtually unchanged in 10 years and you learn the same stuff over and over, poly sci. deals with current events and problems around the world. I'd never turn back

 

[flyboy86]

haha at all you math takers, all i had to take was stats and college algebra/ trig.
Poli. Sci. major FTW
This semester:

Political Theory
International Relations
Western Civ.
Business Admin. 1

all the poly classes are actually intresting and relevent to our countries problems + the normal socratic and plato BS. Math classes have been virtually unchanged in 10 years and you learn the same stuff over and over, poly sci. deals with current events and problems around the world. I'd never turn back

yes, but poli. sci majors can't do this..... http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=681555

 

[jmk97GT]

I remember our Calc II average exam scores were between 50 and 60%, so I felt amazing with 70-80's

 

[Mel96GT]

Pre-cal is easy.



I had to go to Calc 3 and then take Differential Equations in college. Now that's tough stuff

:Word: If you think pre-calculus is tough, the rest of the engineering curriculum will kick your arse. I so do not miss those classes. I don't know if I would do it again.

 

[CENTENNIALSTANG]

now i remember why im doing my own business lol ,, i envy you guys

calc =

 

[CobraRed_96_GT]

yes, but poli. sci majors can't do this..... http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=681555

most of us can
i realize .002 doesnt equal .02

 

[merc123]

haha at all you math takers, all i had to take was stats and college algebra/ trig.
Poli. Sci. major FTW
This semester:

Political Theory
International Relations
Western Civ.
Business Admin. 1

all the poly classes are actually intresting and relevent to our countries problems + the normal socratic and plato BS. Math classes have been virtually unchanged in 10 years and you learn the same stuff over and over, poly sci. deals with current events and problems around the world. I'd never turn back

Some of us want real jobs though