17 is the max here without like. overrides
Itâs not 20. And itâs not 19
i shot a guy once
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he started screaming at me saying âmy leg! my leg!â over and over
so i stood over and him and said âwhy are you whining? i didnt shoot your heart?â
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you shot fred from spongebob
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This is basically the same as this semester! Organic chemistry, a lab, 2 math courses, and a mickey mouse clubhouse class
âŚdunno why I only have 14 credits this semester tho
Abstract algebra - very fun course. also possibly kinda a new perspective on math, depending on how you currently see it. Mainly in that operators and numbers are generalized very heavily
Number theory - nyaaaaa I havenât taken it and itâs maybe interesting; itâs about solving equations where you only care about integer solutions
you could look into it a bit and see if you like it
Computability and logic - havenât taken it; the computability part is something Iâve wanted to know better for a while though (most likely that part will teach you about problems that computers provably canât solve, and if they go in depth they might prove a bunch of them). The logic part is IDK. if itâs formal logic it will be boring
Foundations of analysis - idk what that is
Linear Algebra - Can be really important in computing, can also be totally irrelevant. Depends on what you do. Decent class and very cohesive (sometimes feels slightly fake because you go âhey here are all these different problems. oh wait theyâre actually all the same thing and solved the same wayâ for a lot of the course)
Into to complex variables - I have no experience with it and IDK how advanced the course is
Partial Diff EQ - Iâm currently in Ordinary Diff EQ and itâs fun; havenât gotten to partial but it sounds fun tbthbthtbhtb
Advanced calculus - IDK what theyâre actually teaching in this tbhthtbhtbhtb (though IIRC you said you were currently taking it?)
Numerical computing - probably more practical class, will be focused on getting numerical approximations instead of exact solutions; not taken any numerical approximation courses myself
Numerical linear algebra applications - uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh probably like above with linear algebra
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âŚwait no Iâm taking 17. I thought it was 14 for some reason?
I always wondered how that math worked out given Iâm tkaing 2 credits of lab + 4 classes and I know theyâre not all 3 credit courses. That explains it!
Youâve really tepmted me to take abstract algebra but it conflicts wit hmy lab. Cries forever
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if youâre taking these courses primarily for enjoyment Iâd definitely do Abstract Algebra (it will very likely be proofs-based btw)
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this isnât an entirely accurate description? maybe it is for yours. but mine was very much a topics class in many things to do with the naturals and integers. we had diophantine equations but also a bunch of other stuff
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Abstract algebra also apparently useful for chemistry b/c group theory is good for inorganic
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nyaaaaaaaaaa I havenât taken it so lol this is just what I heard about it
When in doubt May University is going to lean toward applied math for engineers and computer sciences and other such. I almost called htem someting unsavory Iâm not saying that
group theory has so many new terms for this thread
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PDEs is not that much like ODEs because most of them are not generally solvable. if itâs anything like mine youâll spend a few weeks on the wave equation and then a few weeks on the heat equation and then just like. do some more general stuff to try to get over the fact that there arenât really any general solutions ever
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i was also super super lost in that course. in part because my ODEs course sucked but in part because i was not paying as much attention as i shouldâve been. itâs a hard course!
nyaaaaaaaaaaaa hey what do you think about Langrangeâs theorem and cosets and groups and abelian groups and normal subgroups and homomorphisms and isomorphisms and rings and fields and
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