Did electronic engineering in the early '70s. There were more maths lectures than any other subject. By the time we finished we had done enough to qualify for an ordinary degree in maths. Still remember divs, grads and curls with distaste (vector calculus - did I ever understand it?). And my least favourite - maxwells equations. Fortunately, forgotten most of it.In college I had to take a year of advanced calculus and next a year of advanced algebra
Kilogram, ampere, kelvin and mole redefined
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Re: Kilogram, ampere, kelvin and mole redefined
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Re: Kilogram, ampere, kelvin and mole redefined
Don't forget the good old convolution integral.AndyMH wrote: ⤴Thu Dec 06, 2018 10:02 amDid electronic engineering in the early '70s. There were more maths lectures than any other subject. By the time we finished we had done enough to qualify for an ordinary degree in maths. Still remember divs, grads and curls with distaste (vector calculus - did I ever understand it?). And my least favourite - maxwells equations. Fortunately, forgotten most of it.In college I had to take a year of advanced calculus and next a year of advanced algebra