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I've always been a largely independent learner gleaning what I can from Wikipedia and various books. However, I fear that I may have biased my self-education by inadvertent omission of topics and concepts. My goal is to teach myself the equivalent of ...
Started by Kyle Cronin on
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Discrete Math I & II (my private....
Other topics that may be interesting to you are compilers .
You are missing some logic and discrete math books as well to the mix are discrete math, and networks.
Mean the others are decent as well.
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I am a private math tutor for high school and college students who are struggling with their math courses. I'm considering pursuing a masters degree in mathematics education to both improve my teaching abilities and deepen my understanding of the mathematical...
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Many thanks, Number Nine! =) When you say almost all, do you happen to know which ones won't fit in those courses that I would... .
You can get an introduction to almost all of those things by taking courses in analysis, abstract algebra, and linear algebra .
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What is you're undergraduate engineering specialty and what is you're GPA and year.
Chemical Engineering
3.65
Senior
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Maybe it is because I am terrible at math.....
Ditto.
Quote at math.
Maybe it is because I am terrible at math.
When I see smart engineers it makes me jealous.
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The idea here is to get better programmers right out of college.
I think I would have to go with Algorithms, it's not exactly something you can pick up on your own very easily and I think it enables you to look at efficiency and correctness of software...
Started by Robert Greiner on
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Neither course is required for an undergraduate degree at my school, but can be taken.
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I don't know what every university calls that, but I'm talking about a course that primarily teaches you compilation principles, and how to implement a basic compiler.
Do you think it's helpful for a programmer to have that knowledge (not necessarily ...
Started by Leif Ericson on
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It's important to have a good sense for how the compiler acts... .
There are many classes of problems that become more trivial to solve once you understand the low-level workings, the 'behind the scenes' as it were .
Absolutely.
No brainer --> YES
Yes.
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Undergraduate Journal Reading
Hi,
So I'm on my "media fast" but as you may have noticed I slipped a few times today. Anyways I'm allowing myself to go on today because I actually have a question for everyone here. There is an undergraduate statistics ...
Started by Dason on
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by 4 people.
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Posts 4,972 Thanks 55 Thanked 569 Times in 478 Posts Re: Undergraduate Journal Reading Originally a little bit more accessible to people who may not have gone beyond a bachelor's degree in math/stats Location Ames, IA Posts 4,972 Thanks....
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I am a high school student looking into attending college to study industrial design. I know that this is what I want to do, but I'm having a hard time finding the right program for me. I'm very artistic and design oriented, but also incredibly strong...
Started by planes42 on
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Both those class shouldn....
Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer
Fluid Dynamics
Essentially a full year's worth of math courses for simple situations.
Engineering requires so much math.
Honestly like Yo said, learning both in 4 years is impossible .
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If you have a undergraduate degree in Britain, can you get a medical degree in the USA?
Started by Mo on
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In the USA they require you to get a ....
An undergraduate degree.
Or college level math
Some medical schools request a course in Biochemistry
This would not be possible with the GMC, you could then look at moving to America as a doctor.
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I want to study medicine in the future but i do not know which undergraduate degree i should do at college.
Need some advice!
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Carib now.
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You can get into banking for any top 100 school, just get great grades and network. Everyone here's asking how this and how's that for banking, just do your best at whatever school you end up at. Please, if you're looking to get into banking, READ THIS...
Started by 2300hopefully on
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Would this also be the case of any other Uni's... .
I hope this isn't counting as a necro
I read somewhere on this thread that through connections at Dartmoth history and philosophy majors were able to get cushy jobs straight out of undergrad (PE I think) .
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