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Abraham
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I'm switching from aerospace engineering to mathematics.
I'll take any and all advice / suggestions / comments you might have
Here are my reasons:
1.) I feel as if the aero program gives only the bare minimum math
required to get through. I want to go on to grad school in Aero E, and
eventually work in R & D, which I think requires lots of deep math
2.) I feel as if my math ability has weakened considerably
2.) A double major / minor is not possible (scheduling issues)
3.) I would rather have a solid foundation in math/ theory, and find its applications, as
opposed to technical knowledge and knowing only the necessary maths
Here are my concerns:
1.) My algebra is terrible. I'm embarrassed to admit I let my TI-89 manipulate variables / equations, factor terms, etc. I'm sure I could do it by hand, but its definitely not like second nature.
I like math a lot, although I'm not the best at it. I imagine myself being better one day.
I want to know what you think about this. Any math people have advice/ comments? Engineers?
Thanks, I really appreciate itForgot to mention, I'm not in pure math. I'll be doing an applied math track, with math + upper aero courses,
like aerodynamics, gas dynamics, controls, flight dynamics
I'll take any and all advice / suggestions / comments you might have
Here are my reasons:
1.) I feel as if the aero program gives only the bare minimum math
required to get through. I want to go on to grad school in Aero E, and
eventually work in R & D, which I think requires lots of deep math
2.) I feel as if my math ability has weakened considerably
2.) A double major / minor is not possible (scheduling issues)
3.) I would rather have a solid foundation in math/ theory, and find its applications, as
opposed to technical knowledge and knowing only the necessary maths
Here are my concerns:
1.) My algebra is terrible. I'm embarrassed to admit I let my TI-89 manipulate variables / equations, factor terms, etc. I'm sure I could do it by hand, but its definitely not like second nature.
I like math a lot, although I'm not the best at it. I imagine myself being better one day.
I want to know what you think about this. Any math people have advice/ comments? Engineers?
Thanks, I really appreciate itForgot to mention, I'm not in pure math. I'll be doing an applied math track, with math + upper aero courses,
like aerodynamics, gas dynamics, controls, flight dynamics
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