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Topic	Should I major in physics, mathematics, or engineering?
Garioshi 10/24/17 7:22:24 PM #11:	nexigrams posted... None of them if you can't do vectors. It's vectors all the way down. FeelsBadMan 2D vectors are ezpz. 3D vectors wouldn't be that bad if I didn't have to deal with the absolute clusterfuck of variables and numbers that comes along with them. Unsugarized_Foo posted... Out of all of those, engineering is the one that is the most financially sound with mathematics being second. However, mathematics takes a huge turn compared to the math you're used to. I'm aware that most upper math is nothing but proofs, is that true? If so, I'm out. --- <cite>Garioshi posted [p:889074374] in Should I m... [t:75916018]...</cite> <quote><cite>nexigrams posted...</cite> <quote>None of them if you can't do vectors. It's vectors all the way down. FeelsBadMan</quote> 2D vectors are ezpz. 3D vectors wouldn't be that bad if I didn't have to deal with the absolute clusterfuck of variables and numbers that comes along with them. <cite>Unsugarized_Foo posted...</cite> <quote>Out of all of those, engineering is the one that is the most financially sound with mathematics being second. However, mathematics takes a huge turn compared to the math you're used to.</quote> I'm aware that most upper math is nothing but proofs, is that true? If so, I'm out. --- </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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