Maths for Uni?

arcanum00

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WHY SO CONFUSING OHMY

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Somewhat confusing but should be less confusing than many, if not all, of the courses in a maths degree.

You can find out more in the next two years.

Reading the books from the universities library might help you to know a little more about Mathematics.


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Wah thanks for all the replies :) Im currently in Electrical Engineering, have been doing engineering mathematics ( eg. differentiation/integration )
Mmm I'm more interested in pure maths rather than accounting type.
Im quite worried about the GPA part since my gpa is only 2.7? Might consider SIM.

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Mmmm thanks for the replies! Appreciated it alot. Guess I needa make my own decision hahaha. I still have two years to think LUL. Anyways can someone guide me ah.
Diploma then Undergraduate then...? XD

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Since you have two years, you are interested in Mathematics, and you should be taking a Mathematics degree with the UniSIM, why not attempt the questions here:
https://mcs-notes2.open.ac.uk/WebRes...nosticquiz.pdf

You can do it as a form of past-time (since you are interested in Mathematics) in the next two years, and you don't really have to be able to solve those questions.

The idea is this: When you are trying to solve the questions above, you would try to read about the topics. As you are learning, you should have a feel of whether you like to learn those topics, or not. However, be a little persistent and don't give up so easily. Ask around and verify your findings. After two years of trying, you might lose your passion, or you might be more interested to learn Mathematics. Who knows you might be taking a joint degree in Mathematics, taking Mathematics as a Minor, switch to a related field/discipline, postpone the idea of taking a Mathematics degree.

It may or may not work for you. At least, there is a form of objective for you to achieve rather than to read without any goal.

Hope it helps.


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ivanftp

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Math is fine but I suggest engineering because it gives you slightly more exposure and more options when it comes to career opportunities.
 
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