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MIT, for example, doesn't require their CS students to take a differential equations class. So you're wrong in that respect. The rest is certainly doable though
by sidusknight 10y ago
MIT, for example, doesn't require their CS students to take a differential equations class. So you're wrong in that respect. The rest is certainly doable though.
- whorleater 10y agoThere's nothing in this exam that requires specific diff eq knowledge.
- sidusknight 10y agoDoesn't question 2, problem 2?
- whorleater 10y agoNo? That's calc 2 level problem, not a diff eq one. Partial derivatives are hardly diff eq territory.
- sidusknight 10y agoSorry, I'm not american. What does calc 2 normally refer to in the US?
- Smaug123 10y agoThough if you've taken a course on variational calculus then question 2 is completely routine and you're at a great advantage relative to someone who hasn't taken such a course.
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