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Just a joke. I did Calc 1 in HS when it was expected of college bound students and 2 as a freshman. As a double Major in Liberal Arts who played 2 sports there wasn't enough room for more. But I do still study physics in my science club here in Mexico.

 

Business Calc 1 and 2 were always required of Business School majors, even in early 80s. Not as demanding as Engineering Calc. We also had a 5 semester hour Financial/Cost Accounting class and McCullough’s Finance class to get through on way toward grad. Those were the two most challenging classes to take when I was in college.

 

I took econonmic courses from Uncle Dave...if that matters in this thread?
(I still have my metal stop sign that I held up in his class one day.)

 

The RB went to Michigan and 2 other O-Linemen went to Ole Miss and they still got knocked out of the playoffs in the 2nd round.

 

Guns and butter....

 

That’s a whole different level of math than what we had do do in Engineering. We took math because we had to apply it — it was a means to an end. For y’all math was the beginning, middle, and end. Don’t know how you did it

 

My wife has a PhD in Mathematics as well as a couple other insufferable degrees. The pain is real. :-D

 

And we thought our life was f’d

 

Never even think about debating her. She has all the answers

 

Maybe she does, it all depends upon the assumptions and the boundary conditions.

 

You keep looking for those answers.

 

But, does she know the questions?

 

I was told there would be NO math

 

Math ends when letters start.....

 

Since we're so far OT-
Financial 2 Accounting with E. Dan Smith put those 2 classes to shame. 5-6 hour exams. No exaggeration.
Tax with Broyles also brutal. The man gave 1 A out of about 80 students (over 2 sections.)

After that, and a good Becker class, the 2.5 day CPA exam was not so bad.

 

He didn't stick around ucf long, 2 months or so

 

Jeremiah Cobb, Montgomery Catholic Preparatory, Running Back