Laptops Are Great, But Not During a Lecture or a Meeting

Re:Laptops Are Great, But Not During a Lecture or a Meeting by cjsuk on Monday November 27, 2017 @10:08AM (#15787837)

If you get them crammed into one hour then yes. In your own time they are quite easy. I required a bit of tutor support if I'm honest but if you can get over the basic calculus hill you will be fine. There's a lot more material out there to support you than there was in the mid-1990s! No having to fight for the last copy of referenced text in the university library either.

I have literally never used anything I learned on that part of the course however.

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Re:Laptops Are Great, But Not During a Lecture or a Meeting by cholantesh on Monday November 27, 2017 @11:51AM (#15788724)

I found integration to be nothing short of brutal, personally. Laplace has been taught over 3 weeks and has been fairly pleasant - pure algebra.

I'm doing this course as part of the requirements for a degree in Eng. Technology, focusing on Software. It's common to all streams, but none of the subsequent courses Software students have to take will use this material. Damned if it isn't fun though.

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