Highest Math You Took

Sitting here working through my Calc2 and my Stat, I was wondering what is the highest math class most people take?

College algebra. Thank God higher math than that wasn't needed for my major or I'd have been in trouble. :lol:

calc 2

calc 1

easy stuff

I was an engineering major in college so pretty high. Cant remember the exact class.

I was an engineering major in college so pretty high. Cant remember the exact class.

sonicare

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I was an engineering major in college so pretty high. Cant remember the exact class.

I dropped out of Calc 2. It's not that I couldn't do it, I was just going through a little rough spot in college and the professor I had failed 80% of the class I was in.

Calc and Linear Alga

I'm in linear algebra now I think

Paint by numbers

I'm in calc 4 right now.

Can someone tell me which math I'm taking? It's matrixes, limits, derivation and stuff like that

Can someone tell me which math I'm taking? It's matrixes, limits, derivation and stuff like that

themajormayor

Sounds like Calc to me, calc involces limits, derivatives and integrals...not sure if i remember matrices in calc or not

I think my highest straight math class was either differentail equations or multi-variable calculus. However, some of my structural analysis or fluid mechanics classes got into a little more involved math topics.

CalcII. Have a midterm tomorrow too.

Calculus 3 for engineers. Pretty much the same as Cal 3 (which I had already taken, but the credits weren't transferable because I took it at a different school) except it had a few more practical applications.

Hard to say. I guess either Complex Analysis or ODEs (for which Complex was a prerequisite). But I don't really know how to compare them in terms of 'highest math' to courses like abstract algebra/numerical analysis so...

Can someone tell me which math I'm taking? It's matrixes, limits, derivation and stuff like that

themajormayor

Can someone tell me which math I'm taking? It's matrixes, limits, derivation and stuff like that

themajormayor

Derivatives. So, it has to be Differential Calculus. I always divided calculus into either Differential or Integral.

Edit:

Oops. I was assuming derivatives. I forgot you can also derive equations in Algebra.

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Can someone tell me which math I'm taking? It's matrixes, limits, derivation and stuff like that

jun_aka_pekto

Derivatives. So, it has to be Differential Calculus. I always divided calculus into either Differential or Integral.

pre algebra I can barely remember my multiplication tables

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Can someone tell me which math I'm taking? It's matrixes, limits, derivation and stuff like that

Demonfail

Derivatives. So, it has to be Differential Calculus. I always divided calculus into either Differential or Integral.

I'm thinking it's more like college algebra. I remember doing some matrix and determinants problems. It's been a long time though. College algebra was the easy days for me. It's calculus/differential equations that gave me fits. But then, I was also taking up 20+ credit courses. So, yeah. I was pretty frazzled.

Once I tried to cheat and took the lowest math, unfortunately this caused the maths above to topple and needless to say there were maths everwhere.

Business Calc

Introduction to Statistics in University. It was tough. I dislike math immensely.

To date, Ordinary Differential Equations. (a lower level class)

College level Cal.

4th Year Polynomial Equations and Fields Here's the link if anyone wants to know what that is

https://registrar.utm.utoronto.ca/regcal/WEBCOURSEMAT401H5.pl

Calc 1 in college, but I dropped it because I changed majors. I never liked Algebra or Calculus, mostly because the problems weren't related to anything real-world. I loved Geometry and Statistics though.

Can someone tell me which math I'm taking? It's matrixes, limits, derivation and stuff like that

themajormayor

Cal 4 and Differential Equations.

Multivariabl calc. And 14 years later, I've forgotten most of it.