Mature Lamb
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y/n? why?
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MATH2301 - Mathematical Computing, yes or no? (1 Viewer)
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Shadowdude
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Y - it's apparently needed as part of your Applied Maths major. Best to speak with School of Maffs to see if it's actually needed.
Timothy.Siu
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lol. its a pretty easy course imo.
I think its useful, exposes you to the computing side of maths which is pretty important.
If you have space then definitely do it, if not, then up to u?
and yeah apparently u need it for applied maths.
It'll also help if you plan to do MATH3311/MATH5335 Computing for Finance.
The first things you learn is like rounding errors in double precision, to like quadrature rules (integration) i.e. simpsons rule, trapezoidal and more complex ones.
I think its useful, exposes you to the computing side of maths which is pretty important.
If you have space then definitely do it, if not, then up to u?
and yeah apparently u need it for applied maths.
It'll also help if you plan to do MATH3311/MATH5335 Computing for Finance.
The first things you learn is like rounding errors in double precision, to like quadrature rules (integration) i.e. simpsons rule, trapezoidal and more complex ones.
Mature Lamb
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Oh it's needed for Applied? In that case I have no choice then but to do it