Advanced Calculus

[sasguru]

Tell me what level of "basic" you are good at. Doing a OU Degree with calculus included and the majority of the course materials could be liberated as pdfs.

I have A-level pure maths (albeit more than 20 years ago). I don't need to be an expert, just get the concepts fast.

[Sockpuppet]

Ok, I'll see what I can dig up.

[threaded]

I have A-level pure maths (albeit more than 20 years ago). I don't need to be an expert, just get the concepts fast.

Probably worth more than the degree nowadays...

[Bagpuss]

I have A-level pure maths (albeit more than 20 years ago). I don't need to be an expert, just get the concepts fast.

Not so long ago you had a degree in Maths. Another Forum bullsheet bubble is busted.

[Sockpuppet]

Not so long ago you had a degree in Maths. Another Forum bullsheet bubble is busted.

Of course the maths degree may not have involved calculus. Could have been a statistics degree.

[Keldin]

When did statistics become maths?

CDG

K

[threaded]

Of course the maths degree may not have involved calculus. Could have been a statistics degree.

Some nice calculus in stats: continuous variables ...

[Bagpuss]

How is it not Maths?

Have a look at some Statistical Inference and tell me it's not Maths

[Keldin]

How is it not Maths?

Have a look at some Statistical Inference and tell me it's not Maths

Just a bit of stirring

The maths and stats departments at my university were quite separate. One was in the science building the other in the commerce building. Lots of handbags at dawn moments with lecturers.


K

[TheFaQQer]

How is it not Maths?

Have a look at some Statistical Inference and tell me it's not Maths

I think the implication was that a statistics degree would not necessarily cover the in depth pure mathematics that SAS seems to be after.