Anyone here good at Calculus?

I have a project due tomorrow, and I haven't done any of it because I tried and I don't know how.

try revising your notes? i could probably help lol )

ah the uselessness of calculus. I tutored Calc 101 and 102 in college and can now only remember that the curve will get really close to 0 but it will never touch.

hah, i took calc 2 last fall and all that i remember is taking it.

I took calc III last semester and never want to see any of it again.

What is the question?

i love calc )

Calc 1 was ok, Calc 2 was a bitch, and Calc 3 was really really easy.

hmm i don't know i find cal really easy, once you know the basics of cal 1...maybe its just me P

I found Calc easy as well. However, statistics is a ......

[quoted8a35a68df="Skimboarder"]I found Calc easy as well. However, statistics is a ......[/quoted8a35a68df]

100% agree


just had my stats exam...gosh ... evil

lol
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Well the thing that really gets me is that it is not math. Analysis, writing, analysis, and more writing. I'd rather fill up a whole page with numbers over letters any day.

[quotef42274a1bc="condra"][quotef42274a1bc="Skimboarder"]I found Calc easy as well. However, statistics is a ......[/quotef42274a1bc]

100% agree


just had my stats exam...gosh ... evil

lol
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Wow. That's like the complete opposite for me >_> Pwned Stats but had a hard time with Calc III >_> (still got a good grade...just took a heck of a lot more effort) It was probably b/c I never went to lecture though.

[quotece6dccfb43="hilaryfanatic09"]I have a project due tomorrow, and I haven't done any of it because I tried and I don't know how.[/quotece6dccfb43]

It looks like plenty of us are more than ready to help. Lay the questions on us!

Calc just kept getting easier (got a C in Calc I, got an A in Calc IV). Stats was tough.

theres a calc 4? i thought after calc3 there was linear algebra and thats it....

Hey if you still need help I was in a similair situation and you need a paid tutor go to kasamba.com they have tutors for hire available on the spot. Just make sure though they know their shit.

Why pay a tutor when you got FIPG to help?! lol

lol i have a cal test tommorow

MATH 317 (3) Calculus IV
Parametrizations, inverse and implicit functions, integrals with respect to length and area; grad, div, and curl, theorems of Green, Gauss, and Stokes.

[quote9459d50936="JennyWren"]MATH 317 (3) Calculus IV
Parametrizations, inverse and implicit functions, integrals with respect to length and area; grad, div, and curl, theorems of Green, Gauss, and Stokes.[/quote9459d50936]

may I ask why you took calc 4. Was it required for your major?

Most majors require only up to calc 2 or maybe on occassion up to calc 3.

Did you really like calc that much or was it required?

PS... after calc 2(last calc I had to take) I asked my profeesor when I would ever use calculus in my career and he couldn't give me any scenario I would need to use calc. After he told me that I knew I was done with Calc for life.

It was required (Comp Sci/Astronomy). Actually I like Calculus now. Weird.

[quotebb7073240c="JennyWren"]It was required (Comp Sci/Astronomy). Actually I like Calculus now. Weird.[/quotebb7073240c]

very weird. I majored in comp sci and only had to do up to calc 2. I have never used it since. So glad they didnt keep me in calc for so long that I started to like it. wink

[quote9d180a23c9="good2speed"][quote9d180a23c9="JennyWren"]MATH 317 (3) Calculus IV
Parametrizations, inverse and implicit functions, integrals with respect to length and area; grad, div, and curl, theorems of Green, Gauss, and Stokes.[/quote9d180a23c9]

may I ask why you took calc 4. Was it required for your major?

Most majors require only up to calc 2 or maybe on occassion up to calc 3.

Did you really like calc that much or was it required?

PS... after calc 2(last calc I had to take) I asked my profeesor when I would ever use calculus in my career and he couldn't give me any scenario I would need to use calc. After he told me that I knew I was done with Calc for life.[/quote9d180a23c9]

in my business cal class she gave us scenarios that made sense like if you were to work with engineers on something or designed something its good to know.

[quote6e02c91463="michae229"][quote6e02c91463="good2speed"][quote6e02c91463="JennyWren"]MATH 317 (3) Calculus IV
Parametrizations, inverse and implicit functions, integrals with respect to length and area; grad, div, and curl, theorems of Green, Gauss, and Stokes.[/quote6e02c91463]

may I ask why you took calc 4. Was it required for your major?

Most majors require only up to calc 2 or maybe on occassion up to calc 3.

Did you really like calc that much or was it required?

PS... after calc 2(last calc I had to take) I asked my profeesor when I would ever use calculus in my career and he couldn't give me any scenario I would need to use calc. After he told me that I knew I was done with Calc for life.[/quote6e02c91463]

in my business cal class she gave us scenarios that made sense like if you were to work with engineers on something or designed something its good to know.[/quote6e02c91463]

ya Im a developer/ business analyst.. Calculus rarely if ever(actually never) comes into play at work.

My dad had to take a business calculus course and a finite math course as an accounting major, I'll probably have to do the same.

I have trouble staying awake in calc. Maybe it's just my prof.

Haha, sounds like me. I slept everyday in class, but then again mine was basic calc. Not quite to 2-4 yet.

[quote49410631f3="tylerc"]My dad had to take a business calculus course and a finite math course as an accounting major, I'll probably have to do the same.[/quote49410631f3]

yea took both easy as hell I got a B in finite and so far i have a A+ in business cal

[quote9f049b7839="Killer722"]I have trouble staying awake in calc. Maybe it's just my prof.[/quote9f049b7839]

maybe class would be more interesting if she was your teacher
http//www.youtube.com/watch?v=56S_By09-5I
lol

It's funny

Calc 1, 2 and 3 easy A
Physics 101 - very hard pain in the butt C-

I'm in differential equations now, they're relatively easy, except I hate matrices. Next up, linear algebra.