Jrb599
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Is this class hard??
no i'm kiddin' i know what to expect.
I have a choice between Labante and an empty, "to be named", teacher. Who do you guys recommend I go with?  3/18/2008 9:00:36 AM
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philly4808
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I don't know anything about that professor, but this is one class that really depends on who is teaching. With some teachers this class will be cake with others a constant struggle. 3/18/2008 2:51:27 PM |
Jrb599
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Yeah I know, I just wonder why they haven't given the name of the other professor. 3/18/2008 3:32:57 PM |
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The secret is to just let epsilon be zero. After you embrace this simple truth everything else falls into place.  3/18/2008 6:55:15 PM |
Jrb599
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haha you're not the first to tell me this. 3/18/2008 10:23:12 PM |
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the "to be named" will probably be Paur. 3/18/2008 10:31:23 PM |
Jrb599
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^That's what I was thinking. So I signed up for Labante. 3/19/2008 6:07:23 AM |
mathman
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Seriously though, if you learn about 5 tricks or so and just memorize definitions there is no reason it should be hard. In retrospect it should have been not too hard a class, when I took ma 425 it just seemed impossible to get up to speed. My proofs background/culture experience was lacking though, and I hated our stupid text book (and still do). When I took ma 515 and made an A I was like WHAT? How did that happen, I actually liked the course and the old ma 425 stuff was easy all the sudden. 3/19/2008 1:28:29 PM |
