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sheldonrocks97
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Hello,
I am going into my first semester at university in the fall and I have already completed Calc I and II and linear algebra and I am finishing up Calc III over the summer.
So I was talking to the chair of the EE department at my university and he recommended I take ODEs my first semester.
The problem is, I've never solved a differential equation in my life, and I don't know much about them. And combined with that fact that it will be my first 300 level class, that makes me nervous.
My question is, how should I prepare for this class? I have been looking up videos on separable ODEs and first order linear ODEs, but I was wondering what else I should study to prepare myself to take this class. I know that you need to be strong in integration and differentiation, but other than that I'm not sure how to prepare.
Thanks for the help!,
Austin
I am going into my first semester at university in the fall and I have already completed Calc I and II and linear algebra and I am finishing up Calc III over the summer.
So I was talking to the chair of the EE department at my university and he recommended I take ODEs my first semester.
The problem is, I've never solved a differential equation in my life, and I don't know much about them. And combined with that fact that it will be my first 300 level class, that makes me nervous.
My question is, how should I prepare for this class? I have been looking up videos on separable ODEs and first order linear ODEs, but I was wondering what else I should study to prepare myself to take this class. I know that you need to be strong in integration and differentiation, but other than that I'm not sure how to prepare.
Thanks for the help!,
Austin