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I'm not the best at maths and need Math 180/184 to transfer into Sauder for my second year. Which one do you think is the best one to choose for me? I've heard they're the two best ones for people who aren't amazing at maths. Thanks!
I’ve heard that MATH 184 is easier than MATH 180, MATH 180 has Science applications. You should also consider MATH 110, which is a two-term differential calculus course for students who don’t have super high grades from High School math.
http://www.math.ubc.ca/Ugrad/ugradCourses/ugradCal-choices.shtml
Out of all the first year maths, is there one that gives less emphasis on applications, and more on just solving the problems and just pure math (if that makes sense), cause that's what I like. Thanks!
Probably MATH 110, but it’s a two-term differential calculus course. The only reason there are applications is so that it’s easier to come up with questions to ask students that make sense in the real world.
anyone that's had al nestlnger for math 110, is the book necessary? its super expensive and on ratemyprofessors a couple reviews said its not necessary
Hi I am a first year Science student with a below 80% math average. I am just wondering if MATH110 can be used as 6 of the total 9 computational credits requirements? Thanks in advance!
According to the grad checklist, Math 110 does count for computational science credits!
http://science.ubc.ca/sites/science.ubc.ca/files/students/forms/grad_checklist_sept2010.pdf
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