Recent content by Lyrassia

Classes start for me tomorrow! I'm a second year student. :)

I'm sorry, I may have worded my post oddly. I'm taking Calculus 1 this fall and Calculus 2 next spring. I took PreCalculus last fall and Trigonometry last spring.

I'm not sure if the university offers that, but if they do then I will consider it. :)

That is very true.. I will go for it then! I'm sure there will be other tutors around to help me out if need be. I was actually planning on brushing up on my math skills, I plan on doing that in my spare time aside from classes. Plus, I know that not everyone will have an answer to a problem...

I never took college algebra or intermediate algebra. I placed straight into PreCalculus the fall semester and I took Trig the spring semester of last year. My weak spots in algebra: factoring. I can factor, I usually just have to work on a few practice problems or review. I can do it, I just...

Thank you. I may even wait until next year after I've taken calculus to start tutoring. I haven't decided yet.

Hello, I was offered a job for tutoring and I'm just not sure if I should take the position, but I did pick up an application yesterday. I've really been considering it, not because of the résumé, or the money, but because of the overall experience. I will get paid, however, to do so. $10/hr...

Calculus I Physics I + lab Music Theory I'm already at 13 credit hours. The Calculus class is 5 credit hours, as well as Physics. I would take more classes, but I don't want to overdo it. So, possibly next semester I'll take more classes.

That's fine. It doesn't really matter. :p

I know that QM is a standard course for undergrad. I didn't mean SR as an actual course, just a brushed topic in a physics lecture.

Again, someone wouldn't need to. Someone would already have taken chemistry before QM.

One wouldn't need too, I'd presume someone would know GR before QM.

^ This. Pretty much sums it up; however, if I were you I'd go ahead and take ODE.

From the looks of it, it seems that you've got all of the math covered. As for the answer to your first question, just the basics of special / general relativity, but I'm sure you've gotten those narrowed down. As for QM, I'd recommend taking a chemistry course if you haven't already. As for...

That is interesting. :-p