Mar 30, 2008 · The Hardest Math Class. College Majors. Engineering Majors. mikedk90 March 30, 2008, 7:57pm 1 <p>What do ...

Jul 20, 2009 · <p>If you’re thinking of taking them from easiest to hardest, I would advise taking the 3 new tests in reverse order. Looking at their curves, the 1st one is hardest, the 2nd one is slightly easier, and the 3rd one has relatively hard math though it has some of the easiest CR questions you will find.</p>

May 4, 2009 · What are the hardest mathematics that are in Civil Engineering. For undergrad it was either calc ii/iii (the one with the series) was the hardest. For grad it was diff eq (pde, laplace thingy and fourier analysis)…</p> <p> what the best …

Aug 6, 2009 · If a science loving, math loving person who isn’t strong in grammar and writing will think that being an English major is the hardest thing in the world. And that goes both way. If a humanities person who likes literature and doesn’t exactly like formulas would find a engineering major ridiculous.</p>

Sep 14, 2013 · <p>Hello, I am in the IB Program at my school. I plan on being a Cardiologist. I would like to know which subjects are the easiest and hardest to take. My school offers these courses: English HL/SL Latin HL/SL History (Americas) HL/SL Biology, Chemistry, Physics HL/SL Math Studies SL Math SL Math HL Music HL/SL Theatre HL/SL Environmental Systems & Societies HL/SL ITGS Thanks!</p>

May 31, 2015 · Each branch of math is hard in it’s own way. I loved Calc I and Calc III. Calc II was not bad, but I liked it less than I and III. I thought linear algebra was fairly easy, but more abstract than calculus. It is more the kind of math that actual mathematicians do. Diff Eqs was not so bad either. It was similar enough to calculus that I ...

Jan 21, 2008 · The hardest part for me was visualizing what the graphs would look like. As I side note I would recommend taking Mechanics and Calc 3 simultaneously; it will make you really good with vectors .</p> auscguy January 25, 2008, 1:42am

Dec 14, 2004 · I would imagine that they choose based on how they like the dorms, campus, people, or based on which school is stronger for their other interests. Then they cross register to take math classes at both places. They all start taking grad math classes pretty quickly, and draw on both schools. There are also some joint math organizations.

Feb 1, 2012 · The most advanced type of category theory is infinity category theory and there are very few people in the world who understand this math. (I think you could fit them all in a small room). A mathematical physicist I know told me that infinity category theory is …

Dec 10, 2010 · Math in college is proof based, so make sure that you like what math really is before deciding to major in it. The math taught in high school is more used in the sciences. </p> <p>I’m a current frosh at tech, and know a lot of people majoring in math (I’m going to major in theoretical CS, which we all joke is essentially math anyways).