Good university class

[grayfalcon89]

I'll probably be taking math class at local college in my senior year. I know that the best way to choose class is to contact with the college's math department but I wonder what you guys think will be a good class to take. I know some NT, combinatorics, algebra, trig, geometry, and hopefully be able to learn some graph theory/invariant sometime in future before my senior year. I personally do not like calculus much so good tip?

 

Also, if I take class at local college, will this go as a part of my regular transcript or count as "AP" type credit? Thanks.

[matt grime]

Several things spring to mind.

 

1. What on earth does 'some' mean, as in 'some number theory'. Fermat's Little theorem? Roots of polys over F_P?

 

2. How is anyone else supposed to know what your *local* education rules are about transcripts in *your* school? Why don't you ask someone who has a chance of actually knowing?

[CPL.Luke]

I would definatly brush up on your calculus, in m experience calculus is probably the most important mathmatical tool out there.

 

(specially so in physics)