Maximizing Free Time: An Aspiring STEM Student's Journey in Math and Programming

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Hello all,

I'm an aspiring STEM student who holds a strong interest in Mathematics and Computer Science. I'm active duty Navy, 24 years old, and try to spend a reasonable amount of time developing my ability in these areas despite whatever workload demands may arise and being an old, uneducated dude.

I have an AA in Fine Arts and only made it up to Calc I in a three course sequence, but am so rusty with it and trigonometry that I've gotten a $3 used text for Precalc from Amazon to review! I loved the logic courses I took from the Philosophy department and the proof aspects of geometry and trigonometry throughout school.

Basically, I aim to best use my free time for the rest of my enlistment by studying as much math and programming as I can. I'd love to pursue actuarial science at some point, but for now just want to learn as much as I can to be ready for the rigors of the future.

Thanks for reading and I look forward to being part of the community here.

With respectful regards,
MAAntonius
 
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Welcome, I hope you will enjoy your time here. Those active in the navy, merchant or military, receive my respect. Good luck with your studies!
 
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Welcome to PF!
 
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Hey, thank you gentlemen. Seems like a great community and very welcoming!
 
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Welcome, MAA, and thanks very much for your service! :smile:
 
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