Recent content by Punkyc7

I would say that stat is more employable.

get you masters in something you can get a job in. Unless you truly love math, then get it in math. You have plenty of time to figure it out.

I would recommend contributing to open source projects or getting a job programming.

Let f = ln(\frac{1}{1-x}) show that if x \in [-1/2 , 1/2] then |f^{n+1}(x)| <= 2^{n + 1} * n! I am having a hard time seeing how 2^{n + 1} * n! comes into play. I have that the taylor series for f is \Sigma \frac{x^n}{n} If a take a derivative it becomes x^(n-1) and...

I do not think that minors mean much in the real world. If you are interested in a subject that isn't your major you should get a minor. Also a Math degree is not like calculus. I would wait to decide if you want to get a math major until you take your first proof class.

Making a game does not cost that much money to make. I had a friend in high school that did the same thing as theKracken friend. It does take him some time updating and maintaining his game though. He does not make 600 grand but he does make enough to buy himself a nice car and what ever he...

Graduate Discrete Math as an under grad. The hard class that was an undergrad class was Abstract Algebra.

1.) No, unless you take a math programming class or do research. 2.) Pencil, Paper and an eraser. 3.) doesn't matter you won't be using it for math, except for wolfram or maybe Latex.

Ok so if the select statement returns 50 tuples that are of type (int, String) and say I only wanted 5 of them, would I have to iterate over the cur or Is there a way to just get the first 5? Sorry if this is a stupid question, I am just getting into python.

I am using python to get tuples from a db. I am doing cur.execute("Select Statement"); I use cur.fetchall to get the tuples. My question is how do you iterate over the returned tuples and store the columns into an array? I want to iterate over n tuples, not all the returned results...

reverse a linked list in C difference between an abstract class and an interface know pointers know hashmaps know your time complexities and space complexities for algorithms

I know some one you got 95,000 plus 20,00 stock and full benefits. It just depends on where you work and for what company.

We are using analog signaling to transmit our data. If we utilize 4 different phase shifts and 8 different amplitudes and the bit rate is 100 Kbits/s what is the baud rate of the channel? I was thinking that it is log_{2} (4 * 8)/100 =1/20 but i think it is wrong.

e_{m} is the elementary symmetric functions

I am suppose to use the generating function for e_{m}(x_{1} . . . . x_{n}) to solve a problem. I have tried looking for it but I can not seem to find any information on it. Does anyone know what it is?