/sci/ - Science & Math

I want to rewrite the American calculus curriculum because I hate Stewart. I think that instead of starting with continuity students should start with discrete difference calculus and then from there introduce initial value problems and boundary conditions before the concept of limits are introduced. I think if it is constantly shown with simple physical examples like, yields from apple farms, for example) it can be done, which can give students a much better sense of how calculus is used in the real world. Thoughts?

>>15125235
Red Dragon by 2026 is absolutely doable.

>>15056030
It's the eternal /sfg/ cycle. We're now in the
>What the fuck it's actually over I can't believe $TRIVIAL ISSUE happened, I'm literally shaking and crying
In a month or two, or even six, Starship + Superheavy is going to fly and it'll swing back to the
>FUCK YEAH IT'S HAPPENING MARS IN FOUR YEARS LET'S GOOOOOO
Then Elon won't instantly solve all the world's problems with the wave of a finger, and we'll have to endure months more of
>Wtf is it actually that hard in spaceflight? Bros?
posting.