i does not compute

i sucks whole at math, what should i go to pass my exams

do the calculus very good and prove things up spiffy.

Not-care about it. The less I cared, the better grades I had.

BUT I GOT TEH F EVEYTIME

>>1

you just need to work hard dude if you have a hard time comprehending a certain math subject you have to dedicate a lot of hours studying but you'll eventually get it, unless you're a complete retard in that case you'll end up studying psychology or some other BS career

Maths is one of those fields where hard work is no substitute for intelligence. Give up, you're stupid.

that's not true. i'm stupid and i'm studying theoretical mathematics. hard work is _everything_. just read, even if you don't understand anything, eventually it'll all dawn on you and you'll remember and connect everything, it's a wonderful feeling

that's not true. i'm stupid and i'm studying theoretical mathematics. hard work is _everything_. just read, even if you don't understand anything, eventually it'll all dawn on you and you'll remember and connect everything, it's a wonderful feeling

>>7
>>8
I agree.

During my career I had to cope with far more Math than I should have, and the less I cared, the less classes I assisted, the less I worked during it, the better my grades got. I would just not give a damn, then half a week before the exam I'd study it and somehow manage to get what took weeks to others. Then I'd just slack off some more because I saw I could, and study the evening before the exam, and pass it. Seriously.

That's what I did with many subjects, but for me maths isn't like that. I understand it when it's taught, or not at all. That's what I mean by not working at it.

>>11
you are the model human

Oh but I'm a lazy fuck. The fact I manage to pass it somehow made me lazier and lazier with exams every time; I thought I would screw up sooner or later but everything turned out fine, even though in my last year of class I was completely unable to study (because I was busy watching anime).

i cant remember even a bit those fucking fomulars, thats why i always fail.

>>14
Same here, memorizing crap you shouldn't be made to memorize was the hardest part for me.

As for Physics, well, I'm not the brightest person when it comes to understanding that, so I applied an artificial intelligence algorithm:

1. Learn all formulas for a problem domain (with great effort for me)
2. Identify the variables given for a specific problem, and requested goal variable
3. Match all variables against the formulas I know
4. Solve all equations with a single unknown variable
5. Did I find the goal variable's value? Yes => End; No => Back to step 3

I know this is what a computer should be doing, not a human, but hey. I was forced to learn Physics in my CS career for the fuck of it. I'm a software engineer, and I can do Math, but don't expect me to be a physician.

physician physician lol

I'm repeating Physics w/Calculus I for the third time since last Fall. Then I have to take a second course. Why would the study of kinetics ever be required in a CS career?

>>17
Oops, I meant "repeating for the second time." It's my third time attempting the course.

>>17
Because there are too many Physicians

IT'S PHYSICIST YOU FUCKTARDS

The only kinetics physicians study is human kinetics. See >>20 for details on physics.

>>17

Because if you fire your ak47 at the
Counter-terrorist you better fucking know what his body is going to do when that 7.62x39mm bullet impacts the left shoulder of his flak jacket.

7.62x39mm     speed?


>>22

>>6
Nope

Why the fuck did you bump this? Also lol to fags who don't logically comprehend formulas and fags who just don't have any logical inclination at all