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I think not, since I haven't went through those courses. I don't have physics in my syllabus

Yeah, no particular interest in web development. Also, I have databases as an obligatory subject in another semester. And I think I'm going to become a Data Analyst, looking from my interest in subjects, but I'm not 100% sure.

Hi all. Obligatory subjects are: Algorithms and Data Structures Probability and Statistics Computer Networks Electives are: Formal languages and Automata Advanced Programming (Java mainly. generic programming etc. etc.) Logic and functional programming(Prolog and Lisp)...

ok then, the MOOC + the book it is. thanks for the advice. https://fbcdn-sphotos-a-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/575518_3878275874048_1306831904_n.jpg

I started the Coursera course "Introduction to Mathematical Thinking" which is a course that helps students shift from high school level mathematical thinking to university level mathematical thinking. I couldn't continue with Apostol I was way too slow. I might continue tho, after I get a solid...

I'll be studying computer science and engineering in three months time so I thought I'd use these three months for some preparation. I have calculus and discreet math in the first two semesters so I got Calculus Vol 1 by Apostol but it's proof heavy, do I need that much for college or should I...

Aha so firstly we prove how the left side is equal to the right and then how the right side is equal to the left?

So, for (A \cup B) \cup C. Suppose x \in (A \cup B) \cup C. That means x \in (A \cup B) or x \in C. From x \in (A \cup B) we can derive that x \in A or x \in B.

If x is an element of A U (B U C). That means that x is either in A, B or C. If x is an element of C U (A U B). That means that x is either in A, B or C.

Homework Statement Prove that: A\cup(B\cupC) = (A\cupB)\cupCHomework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I never had to prove anything but I'll try. A\cup(B \cupC). Take: A = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5}, B = {5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10}, C = {7, 8, 9, 10} (B\cupC) = P If A\cupP means A, united with the union of B...

I'm not even sure If I can use physics equations in a mathematics exam

Homework Statement A bus travels 650km in 3 hours less than the other bus whose speed is 15 km/h slower than the speed of the first bus. A. Assemble the equation. B. Solve the equation and state the speeds of the buses. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution V = d / t...

I had a conversation with a friend yesterday(he's writing his diploma thesis in Comp. Engineering at the moment), about which program(if that's the right word) I should choose but he didn't know the Comp. Sci. syllabus so he suggested me to ask here. I'm sure this question has been asked...

Schrodinger's cat enters a bar and doesn't.