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autarko · 06-26-2008, 02:08 PM

Hi, I understand that calculus is a big hurdle for many students of science/engineering...

But if instead of fearing it you spend time learning the patterns and attempting problems you will certainly get results. It's a fact that most theoretical science of the past 300 years has been done using calculus.

Here are a couple of links which are the best teach-yourself resources I know of:
Pauls Online Math Notes - Paul's onine math notes
mathematics support for Mathematics & Statistics students - mathcentre

Best of luck!

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autarko Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Brisbane, AUS Posts: 20	Hi, I understand that calculus is a big hurdle for many students of science/engineering... But if instead of fearing it you spend time learning the patterns and attempting problems you will certainly get results. It's a fact that most theoretical science of the past 300 years has been done using calculus. Here are a couple of links which are the best teach-yourself resources I know of: Pauls Online Math Notes - Paul's onine math notes mathematics support for Mathematics & Statistics students - mathcentre Best of luck!