Recent content by Moenga

That's true. IMO you're in school for the diploma with hopes of landing in industry or you truly have an interest in your respective field of study and don't care about a graduation date but fully understanding what you're being taught/self-taught.

Thank you guys for your input I appreciate it. Anyone else have any insight?

As I'm a comp sci/math major I see a lot of overlap in classes for math and physics majors at my school. I am thinking of a genetics major as well since I'm already following the genetics curriculum, just at my own pace. I do plan on going to grad school and the later graduation date doesn't...

I know its simple to do it that way. The problem is asking to use partial fractions

Homework Statement ∫▒√(1+x^2 )/x dx Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I don't know how to break this up. I know we break partial fraction problems up based on their denominator, however the denominator i this problem is just 'x'.

Thank you for the reply. I've taken two semesters of calculus thus far and the program at my university only requires the 2 semester sequence of calculus. Just clarifying, you recommend I continue the course sequence?

I'm a computer science major, computational biology in particular, that's looking to delve deeper into mathematics without actually double majoring. I've taken up to calculus 2, last topic covered was Taylor series. I've scoured numerous sources but to no avail. I've read that intro to logic and...