Ithildae Gandr (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} ithildae) wrote in bbwoof, |
They will also listen if you are more than 100 miles from home, with a briefcase. Then you will be an expert.
Even at the BS level, there are several choices in electives. I chose Fourier decomposition and Differential Equations as the elective types. (About eight classes beyond the required basics.) I chose those because of interest and applicability to the Electrical Engineering courses I was interested in. The graduate level math courses I took as a EE sophomore finally convinced me that I would need to actually learn to study. I passed. ('C's get degrees.) Complex Analysis is far simpler than it looks like it should be, and you learn cool stuff, like the arcsine(2).
Even at the BS level, there are several choices in electives. I chose Fourier decomposition and Differential Equations as the elective types. (About eight classes beyond the required basics.) I chose those because of interest and applicability to the Electrical Engineering courses I was interested in. The graduate level math courses I took as a EE sophomore finally convinced me that I would need to actually learn to study. I passed. ('C's get degrees.) Complex Analysis is far simpler than it looks like it should be, and you learn cool stuff, like the arcsine(2).
