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i'm a freshman majoring in mathematical econ and minor in statistics to prepare myself for the actuarial exams (and open up other career options). for this spring quarter, I'm faced with a dilemma. let me show a couple plans for this year:
{
This spring quarter (March~June):
*calculus II (integrals) [5 units]
*statistics [5 units]
*ge elective [5 units]
This fall quarter
*calculus III (vector, multi-variable) [ 5units]
*linear algebra (computational) [5 units]
*elective
}
or
{
This spring quarter (March~June):
*calculus II (integrals) [5 units]
*linear algebra[5 units]
*ge elective [5 units]
This fall quarter
*calculus III (vector, multi-variable) [ 5units]
*statistics [5 units]
*elective
}
the main difference between the two is whether to take linear algebra first or statistics. which route would be more beneficial?
i'm a freshman majoring in mathematical econ and minor in statistics to prepare myself for the actuarial exams (and open up other career options). for this spring quarter, I'm faced with a dilemma. let me show a couple plans for this year:
{
This spring quarter (March~June):
*calculus II (integrals) [5 units]
*statistics [5 units]
*ge elective [5 units]
This fall quarter
*calculus III (vector, multi-variable) [ 5units]
*linear algebra (computational) [5 units]
*elective
}
or
{
This spring quarter (March~June):
*calculus II (integrals) [5 units]
*linear algebra[5 units]
*ge elective [5 units]
This fall quarter
*calculus III (vector, multi-variable) [ 5units]
*statistics [5 units]
*elective
}
the main difference between the two is whether to take linear algebra first or statistics. which route would be more beneficial?