/sci/ - Science & Math

[The poster formerly known as A freakin Audi! No.4391242]

Hello /sci/.

Not sure if this is the right place to post, but i am going back to school for engineering. I understand this is a very math oriented degree. I was never really good at math and school, but i blame that on my immaturity.

I just want to know where to start, and where to end on my math tutoring.

I know theres basic arithmetic, and then there is trigonometry. But i want to know what is between these two? What is the rank of math, where does it start and where does it end?

I want to start my math tutoring from the very basics, and then try my best to get as far as i can. But i want to know what the order of levels for math there actually are.

tldr; What is the order of math from basic to complex?

[Anonymous No.4391260]

I think you might be too OCD for math.

[The poster formerly known as A freakin Audi! No.4391269]

>>4391260
When playing with a piece of paper, yes, very OCD. But wouldn't OCD be a good thing for math? I figured it would be good for precision.