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How are you planning on learning higher-level math? Take courses? or self-study?

So what is the highest level of math you've learned?

I think the typical order goes like this: High school Algebra Precalculus Univariate Calculus Multivariate Calculus Probability Theory Linear Algebra I Ordinary Differential Equations Real Analysis Complex Analysis Discrete Logic Mathematics Differential Analysis Partial Differential Equations...

Thanks for the suggestion. Because you described the book as being the bible for actuarial mathematics, I will definitely consider it. My university does not have a formal degree program in actuarial science, but it does offer a customized "combined" major Econ/Math, usually taken by students...

Homework Statement Differentiate the following: f(t) = [(e^(-t/4))(-t+4)] / 4 Homework Equations None. Just an equation to differentiate. The Attempt at a Solution I'd type it, but it is a mess. Thanks in advance.

Hello- I'm curious about the depth of mathematics which a successful actuary must know. I'm enrolled in Calculus with Single Variable, which is a general calculus class. However, there is one with Honors, in which only a few are accepted and are taught the same material but with a more...

hi all, i asked this question on y! answers and one guy gave me an advice to come here, sign up, and ask. i hope I'm in the right place! i'm a freshman majoring in mathematical econ and minor in statistics to prepare myself for the actuarial exams (and open up other career options). for this...