Trig is the Devil!!!

[sir shovelhands]

Yup, gotta take cal all the way to cal 3. Thanks for giving me something to look forward to.

Sequences and series (cal 2) will be the most difficult part of all three classes. Cal 3 was pretty easy.

[sir shovelhands]

Trigonometry caused me to have sleeping issues.

Calculus beat me up pretty bad twice, but I finally won by a hair on the 2nd round.

Differential Equations, well it just flat whipped my butt.

Good luck to you.

Come on now, ordinary differential equations ain't that bad. It's when you get into partial differential equations that things get hairy.

[sir shovelhands]

As an engineer, math is my life.

Most difficult year of college was taking all of those "general education/non-math" classes at the beginning.

Interesting. I found my elective classes to be...so simple. Write a few papers, and take a few tests where all you have to do is regurgitate the lectures onto paper.

Well, simpler than doing laplace transforms in control systems.

[GLM]

Math is my first language. I started in college majoring in math but switched to engineering because I liked applying math rather than studying theoretical math.

[Bill]

If you want to email my uncle....he does very cheap online tutoring to supplement his income. Very quick response. He can be somewhat obtuse....but can usually help you with your problems.

hipparchus_of_nicaea@menalaus.com

Is there a hidden pun in your response?

[rockyraider]

I took Trig/EA my junior year in high school. I hated it so no Calc. my senior year. I wish I liked math but I don't, my brain just doesn't think that way.

[sethcros]

Cal 2 starts in 13 days, with like 4 hours a day for a month. I am dreading it, though since it is the only thing I am taking this summer, I figure I can concentrate solely on it, which might help.

[Mudslinger]

Hated it in HS and fortunately did not have to take it in college.