If you're [b][i]in college[/i][/b], [b]What course are you taking up?[/b] Tell us, how is it for you? How are you holding up? ;) If you're an [b][i]incoming college student[/i][/b], [b]What course
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Re: If you're [b][i]in college[/i][/b], [b]What course are you taking up?[/b] Tell us, how is it for you? How are you holding up? ;) If you're an [b][i]incoming college student[/i][/b], [b]What course
[quote=16th]ohmygodthatKEL,shameless wrote:
Chemical Engineering.
Hahhahaha. Got to get ready
with Calculus. Huhuhu.
lol, integral calculus is quite harder than differential calculus..
@topic..
BS Computer Engineering here.. in coming 3yr.[/quote]
DIfferential calculus is more harder than integral calculus 
in differential you will dealing with the time rates, maxima and minima, etc while in integral you will dealing with the area, volume, moments of the curves in a cartesian plane which is easier to analyze because it uses only analytic geometry and solid geometry 
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Im incoming 4th year BSECE student which means more and more projects and lot of money to be spend especially in MICROPROCESSOR designs 
in differential you will dealing with the time rates, maxima and minima, etc while in integral you will dealing with the area, volume, moments of the curves in a cartesian plane which is easier to analyze because it uses only analytic geometry and solid geometry
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Im incoming 4th year BSECE student which means more and more projects and lot of money to be spend especially in MICROPROCESSOR designs
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