/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12503859
>doesn't understand the question
>>12503868
So?

>>12300676
thank you senpai

[math]\sqrt[0]{0}=?[/math]

>>9812627
While it’s a far ways off from saying that you ought to do analysis so it can’t help you with software engineering, analysis comes in really handy for tough algorithm proofs and analytical combinatorics, but these are more CS topics than software engineering. I agree that optimization is the most applicable. Algebra imo helps you solve a lot of incredibly interesting problems in that field, but again, that would probably be more on your time than on the clock at work.

>fact: large particles in the atmosphere assist in trapping energy from the sun within the atmosphere
>fact: humans add significant amounts of large particles to the atmosphere
it isn't hard to figure out from there

>and if so, is it a big deal?
no. I wish the greenland/antartica gold rush was in my lifetime. also when our backs are against a wall we'll do something about it. obviously.

>>6208403
Obey
Obey
Obey

Really though I love this major, I feel like a ninja. But okay.

>>5882519
>you could easily drop out after you have taken your algorithm and theoretical coursework in your 2nd/3rd year and get a job at Google for a $150k/year salary, as is commonly done by students at places like MIT

And here I am living in a third world country wanting to study at MIT so these guys drop ut.