Level of Math [poll]

[SpikedMath]

Testing out this so called "poll" feature that I see on one of the tabs.

[capncanuck]

Add an option for "I'm from the forums of that popular webcomic about the Liberal Arts."

[SpikedMath]

Add an option for "I'm from the forums of that popular webcomic about the Liberal Arts."

Once I figure out how to edit the poll I will... lol

Edit: Okay I figured it out, but it erased all the results!

[poochon]

sorry for being such a noob, but wth are "Level i University" i=1..4 and which one means b.a in math and cs? ^^

[bmonk]

sorry for being such a noob, but wth are "Level i University" i=1..4 and which one means b.a in math and cs? ^^

I guessed that Level 1=Freshman Math Major, 2=Sophomore (or Associate degree), and 3=Junior (Major) or Math Minor, and 4=Senior/BA in Math.

[theboss]

Freshman Physics/Astronomy here!
Id say that my math is good, but I'm on a maths forum, so I'm probably the dumb guy xD

[poochon]

sorry for being such a noob, but wth are "Level i University" i=1..4 and which one means b.a in math and cs? ^^

I guessed that Level 1=Freshman Math Major, 2=Sophomore (or Associate degree), and 3=Junior (Major) or Math Minor, and 4=Senior/BA in Math.

thanks

[theboss]

Then I'm not even a lvl 1? xD

[WhoDatMath]

Very confusing. I assumed levels referred to years at University. I have an associates in an unrelated field but am basically a freshman in math, so I went with Level 1. I'm almost to the boss though.

[bmonk]

You could always pick "I study math on the side for fun"

[zoid]

How does CS B.A. (with a quite fair amount of theory) translate to this?

[WhoDatMath]

Interesting how many of us are undergraduates. This forum could be useful...

[xander]

Interesting how many of us are undergraduates. This forum could be useful...

I take it that no one wants to help with my graduate level real analysis, then? :P

xander

[theboss]

I'd love to help, but I probably won't really be of much use xD

[bmonk]

Interesting how many of us are undergraduates. This forum could be useful...

I take it that no one wants to help with my graduate level real analysis, then?

xander

I'd help, but a friend pointed out (accurately) that there are three kinds of mathematicians: those who can count, and those who can't. (Guess which category I fall into!)

[theboss]

There's also 10 kinds of people, the ones who know binary and the ones who don't.

[SpikedMath]

Interesting how many of us are undergraduates. This forum could be useful...

I take it that no one wants to help with my graduate level real analysis, then?

xander

I ended up dropping that course after I found out how much the prof sucked and most of the class bombed her midterm

I'm more of a discrete type of guy.

[bmonk]

There's also 10 kinds of people, the ones who know binary and the ones who don't.

If you combined them, you'd get 11 kinds of people: those who can count in binary and those who don't.

[xander]

Interesting how many of us are undergraduates. This forum could be useful...

I take it that no one wants to help with my graduate level real analysis, then? :P

xander

I ended up dropping that course after I found out how much the prof sucked and most of the class bombed her midterm :lol:

I'm more of a discrete type of guy.

I took two semesters of analysis as an undergrad, and if I could finish my program without graduate analysis, I would. Discrete is fun, and I really like algebra, but I am not looking forward to analysis in the fall.

xander

[WhoDatMath]

There's also 10 kinds of people, the ones who know binary and the ones who don't.

If you combined them, you'd get 11 kinds of people: those who can count in binary and those who don't.

10 out of 9 people understand statistics