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I'm a second year pure maths major and i don't even know what a isomorphism and homorphism means.
Anonymous
No, i dont know the feel. And i see people like this in all of my classess, they struggle more and more and refuse to prepare themselves for the real world.
Anonymous
>>7625871 >Who here doesn't understand Science/Maths, but ends up memorizing some parts of it? Stopped reading there, if you're doing this then you've taken several wrong steps.
Who here doesn't understand Science/Maths, but ends up memorizing some parts of it?
Who here doesn't understand Science/Maths, but ends up memorizing some parts of it? Fri 30 Oct 2015 10:02:36 No. 7625882 Report Delete Quoted By:
>>7625877 i dont understand maths. i do maths. if someone asks me why a linearly independent set is trivial i say it all equals to zero nothing much than that.
ive realized that im slightly dyslexic which is what my counselor told me.
Anonymous
>>7625873 this
growing up i was surprised to learn that people actually go through their math courses without actually grasping the concepts, but rather with memorization
Anonymous
>>7625883 You mean the pseudo math courses with no proof questions on exams?
Who here doesn't understand Science/Maths, but ends up memorizing some parts of it?
Who here doesn't understand Science/Maths, but ends up memorizing some parts of it? Fri 30 Oct 2015 10:07:10 No. 7625888 Report Delete >>7625877 i failed linear algebra twice btw. i putted my major as pure mathematics and statistics. didnt get to doing real analysis and abstract algebra and i actually want to be a professor and lecturer in pure mathematics. i want to work with if i were to do a masters and phd thesis in group theory, analytic number theory, or logic.
Anonymous
>>7625885 well... yeah?
what's your point?
Who here doesn't understand Science/Maths, but ends up memorizing some parts of it?
Who here doesn't understand Science/Maths, but ends up memorizing some parts of it? Fri 30 Oct 2015 10:08:27 No. 7625890 Report Delete Quoted By:
>>7625888 the science office people told me what my major is and written down pure maths and statistics.
Anonymous
>>7625888 Once you start doing proofs memorizing won't be very helpful, besides memorizing definitions which is as it turns out pretty helpful when deducting things.
Anonymous
>>7625889 Those are not proper math courses
Anonymous
>>7625895 that changes nothing of my original post. are you trying to brag that you take "proper" math courses?
take your ego back to /b/
Who here doesn't understand Science/Maths, but ends up memorizing some parts of it?
Who here doesn't understand Science/Maths, but ends up memorizing some parts of it? Fri 30 Oct 2015 10:15:22 No. 7625901 Report Delete Quoted By:
>>7625873 im going to try super hard next semester. i want to be in academia. u must be a smart person not really on memorization
>>7625883 yes we exist and half of my class does it.
>>7625885 my linear algebra course is contemporary no applied stuff.
>>7625893 remember axioms help, but i need to read more, decipher more notes. thanx for ur insight.
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>>7625900 Nope I am in engineering but it's laughable to compare the math courses that engineers/scientists do to people in mathematics. It's trickled down version of math with all the difficult theoretical component taken out.
Hey guys I am a bio major and I passed baby calculus 1/2. Math is so easy xD
