/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10698356

>>10387468
You sound like every CS major ever

>>10337995
>get into Uni for compsci

If you fail it only once, you'll be smarter than most CS majors.

>>10291489
>Oh no, you need a differential to talk about time dependency on fields. Oh no, you need to know how to solve second order equations using a basic method from linear algebra and ODE's. The horror. How difficult.

kek tell that to CS majors who fail Calculus multiple times and unironically think that's the hardest class they have to do.

>>10264340
>implying cs majors don't fail calculus multiple times

>>10090331
>t. butthurt CS major

How many times did you fail calculus?

>>10004186
Spend anytime on /g/ or speak to a CS major. They're all brainlets

>>9844918
go to /g/ and see

>>9841252
>>9841255
Transfer rates mean nothing. If 99% of people applying have Cs and Ds for calculus, of course the majority of them will be rejected. CS's "100k starting" myth attracts brainlets like nothing else.

>>9776095
No, you need at least calculus to be a science.

>>9701189
just ask /g/

>>9660927
He's a cs major, he probably took calculus 1&2 twice.

>>9613073
>t. triggered cs major

Did saying "calculus is easy" bring back bad memories of repeatedly failing it?

>>9545744
>implying calculus 3 is impressive
>implying cs majors retain a working knowledge of calculus after they barely pass the course

kek

>>9397249
IT, it's the major for cs kids that couldn't pass calculus 1 after 4 attempts.

>>9362918
CS major is to failing calculus
as
Water is to being wet

>>9322435
CS majors belong in the >>>/g/hetto

>>9281974
You're going to need to be good at calculus.

>>8816324
>CS

I'm so sorry.

>>7904002
>CompSci majors
>coming anywhere close to having a working knowledge of calculus

Top kek. Enjoy your 0 replies.