Haha, no. I'm currently learning the theory that I didn't learn before.

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The legendary Inte-Killer is doing Calculus I ??

What is this world coming to?

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Maths aren't just calculations

For example in my country, we take far more interest to the demonstrations than to the results. So you may be able to solve any integral you come up with, but it's not doing all the maths. That's what he says in #32

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I dunno if I said before this, but I learnt some of limits, derivatives, integration & ODE in february 2007. I really wanted to learn those stuff (actually, ODE it's a consequence of learning derivatives & integration), then in 2007 I wasn't in college, but now yes.

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Well, that's all good then. as long as you're sure you will be learning stuff. power to you!

as far as the US is concerned, it seems to me that calculus 1 students are rarely interested in theory. such a course is computationally intensive and does little more than teach students how to handle routine problems. every once in a while, you may get a professor that thinks outside the box and does some interesting stuff, but this is in no way the norm. this is why math majors at my school are required to do advanced calculus, that's where you go into the analysis and theory of calculus

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Hmmm I'm not sure about the names... The numbers are relative to the importance of the class (and to the difficulty too )

Semester 5 : sep2008 to dec2008/jan2009
- Topology & differential calculus (4/10)
- Measure & integration theory (4/10)
- Residues calculus (so I guess it is complex analysis) (2/10)
- Scilab (1/10)
- (if I have time, I'll attend some classes of Group Theory)

Aww... tough semester coming ^^


Semester 6 (not sure, but likely) : feb2009 to may2009
- Probabilities (4/10)
- Numerical methods for differential equations (2/10)
- Process & simulation (2/10)
- Data analysis & linear regression (2/10)

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My next semester will be made of :

• quantum & statistical physics
• crystallography
• semiconductor physics
• numerical analysis
• heat transfer
• a couple of pratical works (semiconductor, LASER, crystallography...)

This is what I'm taking in the Fall:

Linear Algebra I
Discrete Math
Advanced Calculus : Single Variable
Mathematical Statistics I
Computing for Mathematicians

In the Spring, I hope to take:

Partial Differential Equations
Advanced Calculus : Multivariable
Complex Variables
Mathematical Statistics II
Numerical Analysis I

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This fall I am taking:

Operations Research

Modeling and Simulation

Partial and Ordinary DE's

Operations Research has a lot of linear programming type stuff.

Modeling and Simulation is a lot of DE and various applied things: traffic flow, predator prey, population, springs, etc.

Next semester I'll be (re)taking Algebra II and General Physics I. Currently on "holidays". (I must pass the final exam of calculus II this month.)

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July 21, I will start my post graduation studies in Telecommunication Engg. :

Soft core is like electives. I am ripping it off from my college site

Core
Random Processes
Digital Communication
Communication Networks


Soft Core A
Information Theory & Coding I
Communication Protocols
Fibre-Optic Communication
Microwave Engineering and RF MEMS
Digital Signal Processing

Soft Core B
Linear and Nonlinear Optimization
Stochastic Processes and Queueing Theory
Matrix Theory
Numerical Methods

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Looks like the usual maths department confusion of tools with subject matter in OR.

RonL

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And you'll be one scarey squirrel ..... (Imagine how scarey the children of you and moo would be .... lol!)

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And with Isomorphism as the baby sitter (with Chris L T521 sometimes helping), your children would be scarey beyond belief .......

Now all you need is CaptainB or TPH as their Godfather ......

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