Engineering with only 2U Maths (1 Viewer)

[kaz1]

No, fair bit of the 4 unit syllabus is irrelevant to engineering i.e. conics.

conics is irrelevant to everything

 

[Praer]

conics is irrelevant to everything

Yet, the hardest topic in 4unit course apart from harder 3unit

 

[Capt Rifle]

He does have 3u textbook which has piss easy questions and dies not prepare you for hsc ... 4u one is good

thought so, I reckon cambridge is the best for 3u / 4u... I will also use that when I tutor hopefully next year. But I might also use terry lee as the explanation of concepts is pretty extensive.

 

[Nws m8]

Yet, the hardest topic in 4unit course apart from harder 3unit

Not bragging or anything, I find conics easy

 

[kaz1]

Yet, the hardest topic in 4unit course apart from harder 3unit

my memory is a bit hazy since I did 4unit in 2009 but conics was just pages of algebra (easy peasy)

mechanics was the hardest after harder 3unit

 

[Nws m8]

my memory is a bit hazy since I did 4unit in 2009 but conics was just pages of algebra (easy peasy)

mechanics was the hardest after harder 3unit

Mechanics is more logical, it's pretty interesting

 

[Capt Rifle]

- which branch of Engg?

- which uni?

- what do you mean by "qualified engineers"?

Find it hard to believe one could handle Engg with just General - unless he is a genius at maths who just forgot to sign up for 3U or 4U maths!

uts

civil

finished and received his degree and is now working with a company (not sure who), but i still dont really understand how he managed it with that kind of background

 

[Capt Rifle]

but he told me after the first year, he pretty got used to it.

the first year he probably had heaps of tutoring or something I dont know...

 

[SpiralFlex]

Please note: Doing general maths doesn't necessarily mean you don't know different maths topics other than general.

 

[Capt Rifle]

Please note: Doing general maths doesn't necessarily mean you don't know different maths topics other than general.

Guess so

 

[LightXT]

My mate did it, with the bridging course. He's doing aight.