/sci/ - Science & Math

>>5340923

I'm doing a bridging course into Uni,

Sci Math #2 Topics:
Pre-calc, limits, trig, differentiation, applications of differentiation, integration, applications of integration all in 12weeks.

"Science Mathematics 2 requires competence in the algebraic and graphical skills developed in Science Mathematics 1. This course aims to develop the trigonometric and calculus skills necessary for entry to an undergraduate science or mathematics degree and covers the topics of trigonometry, and differential and integral calculus, with some applications in the physical sciences."

Ba. Mathematics next year.
[Needed a score of 80 to get in, got a 95.6]

Alright /sci/tards, let's get some info up in hurr.

Why did you choose the field you are in (and I'm not talking to the damn high school kids on here).

Me: I've got an undergrad in Mechanical Engineering and I chose that as I've always wanted to be involved in car design. After graduating, I went on to do a Masters in Aerospace Engineering (which I'm finishing now) and I did so because I love aerodynamics and as a topic, it's hugely interesting...I mean, its rocket science and shit.

Go.