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To: fremont_steve
I kept on taking math and getting C’s and B’s after that...all the way through Advanced Engineering Math (Laplace Transforms,etc.)

I'm a mathematician in the financial industry, but my senior year of undergrad I took a grad course at UCF called "Advanced Math for Engineers." It was very fun and interesting. I especially loved Fourier Transforms.

111 posted on 04/05/2011 9:52:29 AM PDT by Thane_Banquo (Mitt Romney: He's from Harvard, and he's here to help.)
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To: Thane_Banquo

That would have been another subject covered within that class. The neat thing about an EE degree - you’re about 1 year away from an additional Physics degree or Math degree. That is one of the reasons I went into engineering. I had a love of science and math - and I got to optimize both studies, then do something practical with it ;-)


116 posted on 04/05/2011 10:21:47 AM PDT by fremont_steve
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