>C calc 1>B calc 2>B+ differential equations>C+ applied complex analysis>D+ intro to proofs Is it time to accept that I'm a retarded mathlet that will never make it? EEfag that wanted to transition to applied math in grad school
>>17028357Less 4chan, more solving problems. And you can always do more mathy EE stuff in grad school. No need to switch to applied math imo. Also check the admission requirement for your applied math program, they probably expect you did a decent amount of math courses in your bachelor.
>>17028357D+ in intro to proofs is rough if you want to be a mathematician
>>17028357It depends. I met some people who had rough starts but then ended up going far once they got their shit together. Are you up to taking things more seriously?
>>17028357Nah, maybe bad profs or not caring about the subject. I don't seriously think if you're an EEfag that you couldn't master math well enough.
>>17028407Well in my defence I was taking 18 credit hours while taking that course so by the end of the semester I hardly put any time into it. I probably should have dropped it but after every exam I felt like I could have done way better on it and got way too cocky. >>17028469Most of these classes were taught by white men, only two (differential equations and complex analysis) were taught by jeets so it's probably just me being retarded. But even then I always feel like I can do better even when there's zero evidence that I actually can
Yikes
>>17028357I'm surprised you take complex analysis before you take calc 3. I'm assuming this is first year? you must be at a good school.>C calc 1>B calc 2This is concerning. Even if this is your first year, I'd still ask to retry the exams if possible; without a solid foundation in calc you will really struggle. I'm not familiar with the US education system- can you retake? Calc 1-3 only need hard work; it's literally just memorizing methods. Calc 2 and 3 need a bit of visual reasoning, but not much.>D+ intro to proofsthis module sounds like a knowledge check. It's not essential
>>17028357> Please give me some of your fake advices and cheer me up a bit.There’s no sugarcoating it. If you really put in the effort and still got those grades, it’s pretty much over.
>>17028357You can do it Anon, I believe in you!
unless you are getting straight As in all your classes, you should seriously reconsider if STEM is right for you considering AI is BTFO even professional mathematicians.
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