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I agree with this post. Differential Geometry.

You should be fine. If you're worried about not remembering how to do something, review your calculus notes/exams if you still have them, or just look online for a review of some sort. If you still have your calculus book, perhaps doing some review problems wouldn't hurt either.

LOL, that was a good one. Yes, keep your head up. Sometimes it takes awhile for things to finally sink in. A friend of mine was in a similar situation -- he never fully grasped calculus and ended up getting a C in the course, but whenever I help him, he seems to understand better. Sometimes it...

Pretty standard schedule. • Calculus 2 • Computer programming • History • Sociology Overall 14 credit hours.

Well, I'm still currently a physics major and C201 is computer programming 2; therefore, it requires a previous programming course and A201 is an intro to programming 1. (I know it's weird.) So if I like computer programming then I may consider changing majors, but for now I'll stick with...

Awesome, thanks!

Alrighty then. :D Now I'm taking 16 credit hours total: • Calculus 2 • Physics 2 + lab (calculus based physics.) • Sociology • Intro To Computer Programming I'm just afraid that I'll be biting off more than I can chew, but since it's college I'll have to get used to taking a course load. So...

Thanks guys for the replies. I found one more class that fits into my schedule: • CSCI-A201 Intro To Computer Programming I (3 cr.) "Fundamental programming constructs, including loops, arrays, classes, and files. General problem-solving techniques. Emphasis on modular programming...

I agree. It seems like a class for those who've never dealt with computers before.. Which would probably be a pointless class.

Hello, I'm in need of some advice.. I'm currently majoring in physics, but I've been thinking about changing my major. I'm in physics 1, and struggling because I have a bad professor who can't seem to teach the class.. I originally wanted to go to grad school to continue my studies as an...

I'm doing both -- re-reading my lecture notes and solving problems. I know that if I still have an A- in the class that I'm in a good place, but it still upsets me that I did poorly on two exams.

That's my problem. I can't figure out why.. I can do the math, but it may be the concepts or something. I plan on talking to my professor tomorrow because he wants people to talk to him about the test if we did poorly.

Hello, I am in such disbelief right now, so disappointed in myself. I've failed two of my physics midterms and we only have one midterm left before the final. I've studied for both and I thought I knew what I was doing, but apparently not. The class average for both tests have been a 75%, C+...

I'm in the exact situation as you are. I'm in physics 1 and it's calculus based. I too have no issues with the math, the math is a breeze. I just don't know, my professor isn't really that great and we have a lot of engineering students in the class. Our last two test averages was a 75%...

I have a similar situation to yours, but I am a physics major. I'm a sophomore as well and I honestly find my physics 1 class to be a bit daunting. We just had a test this past week and I honestly think I did better on my calculus test than my physics, lol. The math is easy, it's the physics. I...