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Halon (11-23-2014)
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I should probably have mentioned that I study Sustainable Construction and Surveying so i use a lot of algebra, particularly transposition of formula. But maybe you don't use that - and if you don't, lucky you!Originally Posted by Gagi
I understood only your first and last sentence.I will, if I don't explode by then. If this is only the beginning, what am I going to do later?
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No, we are studying general, linear and discrete algebra, if it's called like that. I'm studying Software engineering and IT on Faculty of technical sciences so that probably makes the difference. Yeah, "lucky" my ass.
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Halon (11-23-2014)
I remember when I first had linear algebra, I hated it so much. I was getting the course(s) together with math students so we had to do a lot of mathematical proofs, which I hated because it's so frustrating when something is so simple but then you've got to prove it.No, we are studying general, linear and discrete algebra, if it's called like that. I'm studying Software engineering and IT on Faculty of technical sciences so that probably makes the difference. Yeah, "lucky" my ass.
But after about half a year it got better and things started making sense to me. I hear this a lot from fellow students as well, so my advice would be to just hang in there, it gets a lot better eventually! It just takes time, patience and perseverance. I'm not sure about Software engineering but unless you study Mathematics I don't think you'll need all the fundamental proof knowledge. You'll probably simply use the convenient practical applications after studying the fundamentals, which, at least in my opinion, is a lot more simple.
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badass (11-24-2014)
On tests, you can get a B mostly, for A you have to do proofs (oral examination). And that's not just simple stuff. Nothing to do there.I remember when I first had linear algebra, I hated it so much. I was getting the course(s) together with math students so we had to do a lot of mathematical proofs, which I hated because it's so frustrating when something is so simple but then you've got to prove it.
But after about half a year it got better and things started making sense to me. I hear this a lot from fellow students as well, so my advice would be to just hang in there, it gets a lot better eventually! It just takes time, patience and perseverance. I'm not sure about Software engineering but unless you study Mathematics I don't think you'll need all the fundamental proof knowledge. You'll probably simply use the convenient practical applications after studying the fundamentals, which, at least in my opinion, is a lot more simple.
It's great you managed to pass through that. I don't see my light at the end yet (obviously, since I started 2 months ago). I had my test this afternoon, and I saw that the material just takes a lot of dedication, learning and problem-solving (just like everything else). If I had done that for more than just a couple of days, I'm sure that the test would've gone the other way. Well, how much I prepared for it, I'm quite pleased with the way I've done it.
From maths, I have algebra now, I'll have math analysis the next semester, and after that, I don't know. But it's just complicated stuff, and the rest is plain simple, and includes sociology, English and programming in various languages.
haha call me aI remember when I first had linear algebra, I hated it so much. I was getting the course(s) together with math students so we had to do a lot of mathematical proofs, which I hated because it's so frustrating when something is so simple but then you've got to prove it.
But after about half a year it got better and things started making sense to me. I hear this a lot from fellow students as well, so my advice would be to just hang in there, it gets a lot better eventually! It just takes time, patience and perseverance. I'm not sure about Software engineering but unless you study Mathematics I don't think you'll need all the fundamental proof knowledge. You'll probably simply use the convenient practical applications after studying the fundamentals, which, at least in my opinion, is a lot more simple.
but i LOVED linear algebra! when you come up with the answer, it's easy to check the proofs to see if you're right...haha think i aced all math courses including calculus...numbers are my game so it's all good
Nerd.haha call me a
We haven't reached linear algebra yet, but when we do, expect that you'll be having some explaining to do, mister Numbers Guy!
badass (11-24-2014)
LOL well i hope i remember it still...i graduated college back in 2004 so yeah hahaNerd.
We haven't reached linear algebra yet, but when we do, expect that you'll be having some explaining to do, mister Numbers Guy!
I think my MSc Thesis is secretly plotting to kill me... It hates me, that much is sure...
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Today's the first step I take towards achieving my goal, going to hit up the gym. Got a free trial at one of the local one's here, so we'll see how it goes. I've never done this before.
Got some good new today; got a job interview on Thursday. Can't wait to leave the company I work for now. Hopefully it turns out good.
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Got over my writer's block, just started a dark ambient track. My first ambient track, actually. Probably nothing will come out of it, but I'll at least have some fun, learn something new.
20 and never hit the gym? Make sure you warm up good, you've probably heard that, but the second day at the gym I felt invincible, didn't warm up, went straight to the bench presses, and my shoulder made a cracking sound. Nothing serious or painful but it wasn't easy to do all the exercises after that for a month or so. Be careful.
Good luck! If the interview goes well, should we expect some more pictures of Vans you bought at Latest Purchases [Non Music] thread?
deeii (11-26-2014)
Thanks brah! As it turns out my parents have equipment here aswell so that's helping out a ton, today went great though.Got over my writer's block, just started a dark ambient track. My first ambient track, actually. Probably nothing will come out of it, but I'll at least have some fun, learn something new.
20 and never hit the gym? Make sure you warm up good, you've probably heard that, but the second day at the gym I felt invincible, didn't warm up, went straight to the bench presses, and my shoulder made a cracking sound. Nothing serious or painful but it wasn't easy to do all the exercises after that for a month or so. Be careful.
Thanks brah! As it turns out my parents have equipment here aswell so that's helping out a ton, today went great though.
So I'm hoping things continue to go well.
Good luck! If the interview goes well, should we expect some more pictures of Vans you bought at Latest Purchases [Non Music] thread?
So I'm hoping things continue to go well.
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