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Jiggafini19Deux said:
Never took calculus in HS or college.

The 1990s were truly a wonderful time.
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Same. And I’m an alumnus of the University of Notre Dame. Topped out at pre-calc in high school and then took Intro to Logic and Math for Poets or some such en route to an Arts & Letters major. Twenty five years later I work with numbers every day in my job but it’s all basic arithmetic.
 
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ulukinatme said:
I blame @Domina Nostra and @Cackalacky2.0 ! I did nothing to contribute to this derailment.
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PolishDomer said:
Ok hold your horses...

AP US History, AP European History, AP Physics, AP Calc AB, AP Microeconomics, AP Macroeconomics, AP US Govt & Politics, AP Comp Govt & Politics...

Set me up to never use it lol

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Set you up to never get laid... in HS but I bet you laying the pipe everywhere now. Nerds Rule!

KEEP SLAYING KING!
 
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irishu said:
Calc III wasn’t too bad conceptually if you understood Calc II well.

Unfortunately for me, the profs in ND’s mathematics department can hardly be understood through their thick European accents. I had Dr Muh-chew (Mathieu)
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Once you can do derivatives and integrals with x and y adding z isn't that different. And Calc 3 doesn't have sequences and series which is where Calc 2 really goes off the rails for some people.

I've heard of an ND math professor who would always say fuck-tion instead of function.
 
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ShroudedInMystery said:
Once you can do derivatives and integrals with x and y adding z isn't that different. And Calc 3 doesn't have sequences and series which is where Calc 2 really goes off the rails for some people.

I've heard of an ND math professor who would always say fuck-tion instead of function.
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I had a professor with a lisp and every time he said “assssthymtopes” it was so fucking glorious. Even he knew it.
 
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Only in a Notre Dame forum would you derail a thread to talk about Calc
 
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Graduated BSME 87. Found one of my class notebooks around 2011. Lotsa Calc. Couldn't remember / understand any of it.

Also... my Calc prof, 2nd time around was Fr. Burke. Had class literally up in the Dome.
My stepfather also had him - in 1940.
 
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ND87 said:
Graduated BSME 87. Found one of my class notebooks around 2011. Lotsa Calc. Couldn't remember / understand any of it.

Also... my Calc prof, 2nd time around was Fr. Burke. Had class literally up in the Dome.
My stepfather also had him - in 1940.
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I had formal logic in the dome. The whole class felt like a dream.
 
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I wasn't even a GOOD athlete and I got out of taking the tough classes. Jeez.
 
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