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How to Enjoy Calculus Eli S. Pine
Publisher: Arco Pub

When April rolled around, I was mired in a mass of studying: Spanish, Macroeconomics, Psychology, and Calculus. I've really enjoyed the discussion on my post from yesterday about MOOCs and how I predict they are going to affect the education world. Yes, but this isn't obvious: it's the Pythagorean theorem!"). Calculus was like lifting weights for my brain. And I'm really intrigued by the aesthetic side of things. To see why this is useful, think of how much cable you would need to hang a suspension bridge. (It's like saying "Aren't a^2 + b^2 and c^2 the same? I can do chemistry and physics, and I understand both, but I really don't enjoy chemistry. I'm good at calculus, but I don't really feel any passion for math. Yes, but this isn't obvious: it's the fundamental theorem of calculus! December 14, 2012 Cathy O'Neil, mathbabe Leave a comment Go to comments. Thinking people might enjoy a taste of calculus with their weekly problem sets, we also opened up a calculus category.