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MathDork00
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Hey guys, I already checked through quite a few other posts and didn't find any that answered by question, so I figured I'd just post a new thread...
Next semester, for right now, I'm signed up for Multivariable Calc, Linear Algebra, and Foundations of Math (I guess this would be the introduction to written formal rigor, set theory, etc.). All three of these classes are intro level and I'm no stranger to hard work, however, this will be the first time for me taking 3 math classes like this all in one semester. (I am taking one more class, but it's not a math class)
So, I wanted to know... is this a workable load? Too much? Doable? Can I add more without compromising my grades?
I know a great deal of whether or not I do well on a class depends on me personally, but I just wanted whatever insight people could offer into the work associated with these three courses.
Next semester, for right now, I'm signed up for Multivariable Calc, Linear Algebra, and Foundations of Math (I guess this would be the introduction to written formal rigor, set theory, etc.). All three of these classes are intro level and I'm no stranger to hard work, however, this will be the first time for me taking 3 math classes like this all in one semester. (I am taking one more class, but it's not a math class)
So, I wanted to know... is this a workable load? Too much? Doable? Can I add more without compromising my grades?
I know a great deal of whether or not I do well on a class depends on me personally, but I just wanted whatever insight people could offer into the work associated with these three courses.