general

from what I garnered from ghrek

Its really not

In HS?

from what I have gathered from helping umbreon

Algebra 1 -> Geometry -> Algebra 2 + trig -> Pre-Calculus -> Calculus 1

A lot of overlap because there obviously is

Also remember me and ghrek have different systems

ah true

there is no standardization among provinces

NS isn't the same thingy

oh

US has a standard

lol

we also do not do standardized testing here

i also dont follow standardized education so

thats a bad gauge on hs education pika

also fair

Umbreon is special needs

then I can point out I have also helped other people with homework

public schools are much worse

but do you thing geometry and trig should be taught with complex numbers?

It seems different to a degree that makes it uneasy for me to compare your system and mine

Oh is umbreon in a private school

like a rich boy

I think depending on how much in depth you go into geo and trig

im sure i released that information before but yes

Rich boy

if you go hardcore into those and have no room, then thats fine to leave it out and do it in uni, if it is just a basic look, might as well cover basic complex as well

totally

No wonder umbreons still alive

I think geometry was useless and should be replaced with complex analysis

you guys have those fancy ap ib class things though, so one of those could totally touch on complex

He would of been bullied to death if he was in a public school

calculus covered complex

like you are?

As a physics major, the lack of geometry we do in ontario fucked me

so I disagree

basic triangles?

geometry is somewhat useful

a month of study?

I meant more ellipses and other important shapes

so complex analysis stuff

elliptical geometry for solving for positions of planets was a pain in my first year intro to astro course

would have enjoyed at least a little ellipse talk in hs

nothing is useful

don't the equations for that use complex numbers though?

you can just google it

Not the way we did it

we did it the old fashion way that it was historically done before complex was a thing

we also for the sake of historical exploration dealt with epicycles and other incorrect models

the glass spheres in the sky using fourier transform to model the planets in an earth centric system?

Not at that level

the glass shpere system cracks me up

first problemset took me probably 70 hours to do for that course

because it was all elliptical geometry

I just think all these things that can use complexes should be taught with complexes

make everyone learn the fun part of math and maybe get more math students

complex is not taught at my uni until 3rd year (for mathmatical physics majors, it is never taught to regular physics majors)

how?

thats basic electromagnetism

We do not do it that way until E&M 3

which is a 4th year course

ew

i was doing phasors freshman year

(although my E&M 1 teacher did teach us it but she kinda taught us above what we would do under the normal guy who teaches the course)

(and it was just tacked on in the last lecture and not tested on)

God you reminded me I need to pick my courses for next year

lets see how pikachu kills himself this year

linear systems is awesome

thats probably physics related in some way

Alright, so I am required to take Quantum physics 3 and E&M 3 which runs in the fall, that is 2/5 done in one move

pattern recognition, quantum computing

Leg I know nothing about that shit and would have no prereqs

I am also not interested in the QC stuff

the prereqs for pattern recognition would be Calc 4, Linear Algebra, and Statistics so you probably have those

i have no idea what you degree does Kappa

nvm apparently all I need is lin alg 2

which I have

(that is MATH 235)

you don't need a coding class for that?