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Spatium
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So I am just finishing high school and will be entering my first year of university in the fall. I have taken Calculus I at the local university already and am looking for a summer course or two to keep me busy for the summer!
I will be pursuing an Engineering Science degree (with plan to major in physics) at the University of Toronto and am wanting to take a math course, so the more useful it is to Physics the better!
I think in the May-June session I am going to take Linear Algebra & Vector Geometry (a first year course), but my indecision comes in for the July-August session, my options are:
-Sit in on Linear Algebra 2 (Course continues from LA&VG to cover eigenvectors and such) (The session is unfortunately full already :(, otherwise this would be my first choice, I could still go to the lectures though)
-Sit in on Calculus 2 (Once again... session full, darn my slowness!)
-Multivariable Calculus (Though I don't formally have Calculus 2 I have done a LOT of self studying and am confident in my integrating abilities for sure. Do you think it is feasible to go right to Multivar Calc with some additional self study perhaps?)
-Intro to Number Theory (A second year course I thought might be helpful to build general math knowledge?)
I will be pursuing an Engineering Science degree (with plan to major in physics) at the University of Toronto and am wanting to take a math course, so the more useful it is to Physics the better!
I think in the May-June session I am going to take Linear Algebra & Vector Geometry (a first year course), but my indecision comes in for the July-August session, my options are:
-Sit in on Linear Algebra 2 (Course continues from LA&VG to cover eigenvectors and such) (The session is unfortunately full already :(, otherwise this would be my first choice, I could still go to the lectures though)
-Sit in on Calculus 2 (Once again... session full, darn my slowness!)
-Multivariable Calculus (Though I don't formally have Calculus 2 I have done a LOT of self studying and am confident in my integrating abilities for sure. Do you think it is feasible to go right to Multivar Calc with some additional self study perhaps?)
-Intro to Number Theory (A second year course I thought might be helpful to build general math knowledge?)