Recent content by dalex4991

I am going to use Pre-Calculus, 6th edition by Stewart.

So it looks like I'm going to be doing: Circular functions, trigonometric identities and equations, conic sections, complex numbers, and discrete algebra. This might actually seem easier than the advanced algebra that I was doing in Pre-Calculus

I think I have decided to take Trig during the Summer, so I can at least attempt the other requisite classes.

UNLV is a dick, and they censor the instructors name on their edu site, so I can't see whom is teaching it during the Fall. However for the Summer, I can readily see the instructors name, and they seem to be of good-great quality according to the reviews. UNLV practically has newbie TA's...

Not very comfortable, I never learned it during High School. I usually spend 4-5 hours studying, a good chunk is spent on webassign, the other is for test preparation.

I think I will wait for the fall, the UNLV math department will definitely do its best in tiring me out with its irrelevant Webassign homework, and Department Finals in which only the professors could finish on time. If I don't get a break before the fall, I think I will crash pretty hard. I've...

Actually my university requires me to have completed Trigonometry and Pre-Calculus, before I could start on my first Computer Engineering classes. Perhaps I should switch to Computer Science for the meantime, and then switch back into Engineering. I think CS majors can start earlier, and if not...

I'm a 20 year old Engineering Major, and a sophomore at college, and my dilemma is a bit shaky. I'm a semester behind due to depression, which affected me greatly during the Spring of 2013. To top it off I joined college needing remedial Math, in which I didn't complete until the Summer, and...