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wuuhoo 12-09-2010 04:25 PM

probably stay up today and tmr night as well.



Whose on campus?
6th floor right now - trying to get some studying

G 12-09-2010 04:32 PM

Math 157 tutor here, $20/hr :troll:

Ikkaku 12-09-2010 04:54 PM

I'm sitting at a table in blusson close to the bus stop.. ghetto as fuck :rofl:

jtanner_ 12-09-2010 05:10 PM

I'm in the lab by renaissance lol.

Thrice 12-09-2010 10:42 PM

Well, I definitely just failed that MATH 157 final. Choi's description of it was nothing like how it was.

I don't want to retake it, but it's looking likely at this point.
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3klipze 12-09-2010 10:48 PM

^ i'm about to fail my math 151 final 2moro!!

TreeHugger 12-09-2010 10:54 PM

Just did my 232 final T_T

next up, 207!

mc. 12-09-2010 11:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Thrice (Post 7222045)
Well, I definitely just failed that MATH 157 final. Choi's description of it was nothing like how it was.

I don't want to retake it, but it's looking likely at this point.
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really? I didnt find it that difficult, only a few questions are tricky. And i swear he put that first question on there to fuck with us.

BrRsn 12-09-2010 11:08 PM

Was talking to some friends and they're telling me taking chem 281 with chem 122 and chem 126 is suicide, and taking it with math 100 is even more suicide.

Is this true? Should I drop 281 and take another easy class? I'm a bit lost here. I plan on keeping up with the homework and not slacking like I've done in 121. Thoughts? I just really don't wanna fuck my GPA up. I really want a 3.0 or higher this coming semester. Should I get a tutor for 281/122 & 126? any input is valued!

wuuhoo 12-09-2010 11:22 PM

^I did hear that if you mix certain chem courses together, you are asking for trouble.

I dont know I didnt any sciences, I just heard lol

Thrice 12-09-2010 11:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mc. (Post 7222079)
really? I didnt find it that difficult, only a few questions are tricky. And i swear he put that first question on there to fuck with us.

I dunno, I'm already not good at math, so I found it quite hard. Only ones I knew that I got for sure were the finance ones and Newton-Raphson. Completely forgot how to do Elasticity of Demand, forgot how to do implicit differentiation, my derivatives for the first/second derivative test and curve sketching didn't seem right to me... everything was a disaster. I focused more on the chapter 7 and 12 stuff, since he said that plus the inverse trig/trig differentiation was gonna be 80% of the test, when it wasn't.

I'm a mess :rofl:

mc. 12-09-2010 11:58 PM

lol, i know ch 12 was barely on there, but those questions were worth so many marks, iirc the simple interest or compound one was worth like 6 marks for barely anything.

Thrice 12-10-2010 12:05 AM

Yeah, there were four finance questions and it was worth 24 out of 100 marks... only one of those four that was that challenging was the mortgage one, which I think I did mostly right, but screwed up the last step.

All I want is to get at least a C-, since that's the minimum you can get for business. I'm going into HRM and Marketing, so calculus is pretty useless for me. Have never gotten anything less than a B throughout high school and university so far (this is my fourth term), so this is kind of depressing.

mc. 12-10-2010 12:07 AM

that mortgage question was straight out of the hw, word for word, good thing I did it like right before the exam :)

Thrice 12-10-2010 12:10 AM

I did it too, just think I calculated the interest wrong at the end. Calculated the monthly rate, rent, and value of the remaining amount correctly though.

mc. 12-10-2010 12:17 AM

Interest saved was just your rent payment X remaining payments - the present value

Thrice 12-10-2010 12:30 AM

Ah, I think I actually did do it right then. Thanks :P

G 12-10-2010 01:02 AM

Going to be on campus all day tomorrow. Hollaaaaaaaa
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jtanner_ 12-10-2010 05:34 AM

I fucked up that mortgage question -_- and I also did it JUST before entering. I didn't think it was too too difficult. A couple tricks in some questions but it wasn't anything you hadn't really seen if you did the homework... Pretty much homework questions on roids lol.

I'm just worried the class avg is going to be ridiculously high...
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Thrice 12-10-2010 09:22 AM

Weird... I talked to around 20 people after the exam and all but one found it hard. Maybe we all just suck at math. haha it was way harder than his midterms.

I want to talk to an advisor and see if I can retake it at Kwantlen so I can get more one-on-one help. At least if I have to retake it I know some of it now. A lot of people I know in the class took it in high school, so that's something I wish I had done.

carsncars 12-10-2010 09:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Thrice (Post 7222422)
Weird... I talked to around 20 people after the exam and all but one found it hard. Maybe we all just suck at math. haha it was way harder than his midterms.

I want to talk to an advisor and see if I can retake it at Kwantlen so I can get more one-on-one help. At least if I have to retake it I know some of it now. A lot of people I know in the class took it in high school, so that's something I wish I had done.

http://simonfrasersos.com/

We offered a small MATH 151/154 review session this term to "test the waters" but we'll be rapidly expanding next term.

It's $20/session but it goes to a great cause, and you get 3 hours of review with a 3rd- or 4th-year student (if it's calculus, you might get me) in a classroom-type setting. Plus you get a review package to download with examples/key concepts/sample questions. It's a great way to review/identify knowledge deficiencies... look out for us next term, we'll be doing more course reviews (including MATH 157). :thumbsup:

/endshamelessplug

Thrice 12-10-2010 09:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by carsncars (Post 7222427)
http://simonfrasersos.com/

We offered a small MATH 151/154 review session this term to "test the waters" but we'll be rapidly expanding next term.

It's $20/session but it goes to a great cause, and you get 3 hours of review with a 3rd- or 4th-year student (if it's calculus, you might get me) in a classroom-type setting. Plus you get a review package to download with examples/key concepts/sample questions. It's a great way to review/identify knowledge deficiencies... look out for us next term, we'll be doing more course reviews (including MATH 157). :thumbsup:

/endshamelessplug

That would have been helpful. Too bad you haven't done it for 157 yet, but I would have definitely went if there was one.

Rather than retake it at SFU, is it even possible to retake it at Kwantlen? Has anyone done that for transfer credits?

carsncars 12-10-2010 10:49 AM

looool:


The dude should've said something right at the beginning, he just kinda sits there (wtf?) but at least we have this entertaining video...

wuuhoo 12-10-2010 12:12 PM

PROCRASTINATION !

Ikkaku 12-10-2010 04:51 PM

haven't been motivated at all today... fuck I am so doomed tomorrow... was supposed to be my review day today.


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