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stgermaine
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Hi. I took Calc III and Linear alg over the summer. The course was 6 weeks and we did not cover everything in each chapter. From Calc III, we didn't cover things like curl, divergence, and Green's Theorem. In Linear Algebra, we didn't do orthogonal functions, diagonalization, Eigenvectors, or Cramer's rule.
I'll be taking a honors diff eq class at my local community college (taking a medical leave of absence) and I'm afraid that having a rather shoddy base can screw me over later as I get into more advanced classes. I've just finished the courses, so I don't even want to look at numbers for a week or so, but should I review some of the topics I didn't get to cover at my summer school using the textbooks and MIT OCW?
Thanks!
I'll be taking a honors diff eq class at my local community college (taking a medical leave of absence) and I'm afraid that having a rather shoddy base can screw me over later as I get into more advanced classes. I've just finished the courses, so I don't even want to look at numbers for a week or so, but should I review some of the topics I didn't get to cover at my summer school using the textbooks and MIT OCW?
Thanks!