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Slarvax on 29 January 2016
barneystinson69 said:

I didn't think it was that much. But it still must be fun to get a little bit of money on the side writing! I'd do it for free (probably, actually I take that back... XP).

Oh of course. I just love doing it. It's a great experience, and (sometimes) I feel I am really contributing with the site.



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Farsala on 30 January 2016
fatslob-:O said:
PerturbedKitty said:

You don't need calculus for it, it's just typically taken after calculus. In college. 

That course is usually offered in every semester including summer but I'd be interested in seeing some rundown statistics at the very first semester ...

Computer science dudes take it without Calculus. Personally I had to learn Calc 3 and Linear Algebra at the same time.





fatslob-:O on 30 January 2016
Farsala said:

Computer science dudes take it without Calculus. Personally I had to learn Calc 3 and Linear Algebra at the same time.

Usually, linear algebra is a prerequisite for multivariate calculus ... 



Farsala on 30 January 2016
fatslob-:O said:
Farsala said:

Computer science dudes take it without Calculus. Personally I had to learn Calc 3 and Linear Algebra at the same time.

Usually, linear algebra is a prerequisite for multivariate calculus ... 

It might have been a special case for my major. Physics IV required Calc 3, Linear Algebra, and Physics 3 in the same semester.





PerturbedKitty on 30 January 2016
fatslob-:O said:
Farsala said:

Computer science dudes take it without Calculus. Personally I had to learn Calc 3 and Linear Algebra at the same time.

Usually, linear algebra is a prerequisite for multivariate calculus ... 

The concepts you need from it are usually taught in the course itself. At least when I took it (in 2012), the first couple weeks are spent learning dot product among other things involving vectors. 





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fatslob-:O on 30 January 2016
Farsala said:

It might have been a special case for my major. Physics IV required Calc 3, Linear Algebra, and Physics 3 in the same semester.

Corequisite! 

You'd need linear algebra for multivariate calculus to understand change of variables and concepts from vector analysis ... 



fatslob-:O on 30 January 2016
PerturbedKitty said:

The concepts you need from it are usually taught in the course itself. At least when I took it (in 2012), the first couple weeks are spent learning dot product among other things involving vectors. 

My first weeks involved parametric equations and polar coordinates ...



vivster on 30 January 2016

In my last job I spent a lot of my time on the internet, be it youtube or VGC or any other stuff. Sadly I can't do that in my new job. Yet.

It's all about keeping up the illusion of you working.



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PerturbedKitty on 30 January 2016
fatslob-:O said:
PerturbedKitty said:

The concepts you need from it are usually taught in the course itself. At least when I took it (in 2012), the first couple weeks are spent learning dot product among other things involving vectors. 

My first weeks involved parametric equations and polar coordinates ...

Lol. I did that in Calc 2.





fatslob-:O on 30 January 2016
PerturbedKitty said:

Lol. I did that in Calc 2.

But in return we replaced that unit with partial derivatives upto gradients and directional derivatives just before covering local extrema so I'm not exactly sure I like that sort of fragmentation ...