/sci/ - Science & Math

>computer science major
>mfw I need to retake linear algebra and physics on AC/RC/waves
>the course material will almost never be used in my field of study
>they just tacked it on because muh math requirements
>mfw knowing these things were useless as fuck killed my will to study for them which is why I failed them in the first place
>it's going to be an endless cycle until I get my retarded ass together

Am I wrong in my concepts of these courses? I understand linear algebra is used in networking and graphics but is it really necessary to have a whole course devoted to matrices where 90% of the material is fucking useless? this honestly feels like the college is just taking money from me for a bullshit course in my major.

as a programmer will I ever need to know these fucking formulas from physics? will I ever need to know determinants and eigenvalues/vectors?

as some background I have taken advanced data structure courses, finite automata, and software engineering which are junior level and have never once seen anything from calculus, linear algebra, or physics used.

what the fuck is this shit?