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It depends. Macharius Send a noteboard - 27/06/2011 01:37:58 PM
I never took any engineering classes, but I did take a lot of calculus. Calc 2 is typically "all about" integration; if you did well with integration in Calc 1, Calc 2 shouldn't be too hard. Note that "not too hard" is not the same as "easy": exceptional amounts of homework will be required to master the material (as with most quantitative-type classes).
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Question for Engineering majors/graduates Deadsy - 27/06/2011 08:12:43 AM 1057 Views
I'm no engineer..... Maria - 27/06/2011 10:46:18 AM 699 Views
It depends. Macharius - 27/06/2011 01:37:58 PM 712 Views
If you can do Calc 2, you can do engineering courses, with sufficient sweat equity. *NM* Aeryn - 27/06/2011 01:38:37 PM 304 Views
Chemical Engineering graduate here..... trzaska2000 - 27/06/2011 01:52:46 PM 686 Views
Electrical Engineer here. Kaldric - 27/06/2011 02:32:14 PM 752 Views
Wow, Calc 2 was that hard for you? trzaska2000 - 27/06/2011 02:51:07 PM 886 Views
Re: Wow, Calc 2 was that hard for you? Kaldric - 27/06/2011 03:29:25 PM 718 Views
Taking classes strategically aerocontrols - 27/06/2011 05:10:52 PM 742 Views
Aerospace Engineer here aerocontrols - 27/06/2011 04:45:59 PM 814 Views
Anecdotally I'd say it's usually one of the hardest classes, or maybe the first 'hard one' Isaac - 27/06/2011 05:20:42 PM 680 Views
Computer Engineer (and CS since it's in the CoE at tech) Fox and Ravens - 27/06/2011 07:13:38 PM 689 Views
This might help. heartbreak - 28/06/2011 01:11:57 PM 772 Views
It's kind of hard. It could get harder. It's all hard. You can do it! *NM* Vivien - 29/06/2011 09:18:09 PM 287 Views
That's what she said? *NM* heartbreak - 29/06/2011 09:30:34 PM 307 Views
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