/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15544949
There's no royal road to mathematics.

>statistics professor starts shitting on Bayesian statistics
>"huh, this guy seems sort of immature"
>pick up bayesian statistics textbook
>literally starts shitting on frequentist statistics in the first ten pages
Do mathfags really?

Biobrainlet here. I want to learn about network analysis, regression modelling, and basically data science. I'm going to have a shit ton of free time when I graduate. I was thinking the main topics I need to cover are linear algebra, basic statistics, and bayesian modelling. Is there anything you guys would add to the game plan? Books you like? I've taken up to calc III but I realized it's not very useful for anything I want to do too late, unfortunately.

>tfw studying in uni library
>tfw idiots always peep into room or open the door to realize a person is in the study rooms

Why do people do this all the time? Like Bruhv reserve a room and go to it. If the door is closed there is someone likely inside.

What's the point of going to college for a CS undergrad? You can self-learn all that shit while studying a real degree and if you want to study theoretical CS you are better studying math in undergrad.

>>8666294
>Take calc 2 at 7am with Professor Leonard
>Fail with a 68% because fuck 7am classes
>Retake calc 2 with a shit tier professor
>Pass with an 89%
I could've gotten a better grade if I turned in the last homework assignment.

Hello /sci/ if there is no oxygen in space. How does the sun have the ability to keep burning, it would need something flammable to this right.