So I took single variable calculus I and II in junior year of high school. This semester in college I am taking linear algebra/differential equations, what topics are important for me to review and what should I start studying. Also, I haven't taken multivariable calculus yet. Please let me know, I'm worried. Thank you.
Hey guys! I just completed my linear algebra and differential equations classes and man, both of those were pretty difficult but thankfully, it's over. Although that got me wondering if it's really over, like would I need to use these concepts again in future classes? I didn't find much on my school's CS curriculum page but I think I remember hearing that linear algebra is heavily used in machine learning? Anyways, just curious if you guys know whether these kinds of complex math classes (complex for me) are used in any specific classes or electives at the upper level. Perhaps I'll have to do some preparation if I intend on choosing those upper level classes
Hi, I'd like some advice on which class to take next sem!
I'm a high schooler in dual enrollment, and I have a choice to take either one of the above. I'm currently finishing up Multivariable Calculus (Calc 3). Wondering which one I should take next (I don't really have to consider prerequisites/etc since I have a choice, just want to know which one is more interesting :) ). If it helps, I'm really interested in computer science/machine learning!
Thank you!
Would it be possible to PM me a copy of your syllabus for the classes? I actually want start studying the sections that you went over for the semester because I will be taking the class next semester and I want to get ahead.
Need an exam done around after 3pm on November 4th. Answers need to be done the same way as shown in assigned book.
Up to my knowledge, there are mainly 3 ways of solving these equations: I) undetermined coefficient method II) D-operator method III) variation of parameter
Do you guys know any resources or books that can explain the operator D method ? I don't seem to find this method in any book I have read so far.
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Title says it all. From what I can tell it doesn't seem very related to how I think about linear or nonlinear functions.
So I took single variable calculus I and II in junior year of high school. This semester in college I am taking linear algebra/differential equations, what topics are important for me to review and what should I start studying. Also, I haven't taken multivariable calculus yet. Please let me know, I'm worried. Thank you.
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