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Pretty sure it does but check with the faculty.

Yes.

The reason why Maths and Chem are assumed is because these are very important to the course itself. What is it that draws you to the course? You will be studying maths and chemistry in at least your first year...

Dem reals. I wanna take Dave Easdowns algebra and logic (replacing his logic and foundations) next year... He claims to construct the reals from the empty set. Seems good to me. I'll see if I can fit it in... Doubt it though.

I dunno the use of MCT was really weird at first since we only saw the definition of exponentiation and logarithms at high school

Haha oh please Sean :) I'll always be a purist.

http://www.maths.usyd.edu.au/u/UG/JM/MATH1903/r/EasdownSecondPart.pdf

We can refer to Dave easdowns inquisitive interpretation of exponentials heh

Brilliant. PS. Rudin is coming my way... Dec 3 estimated delivery. Cannot wait. :)

Abe books for 22. I opted for express shipping because yolo it was only 4 dollars more.

Was procrastinating Discrete Maths study and bought Baby Rudin. :D

Everything undesirable.

lol that sounds so wanky. (no offence)

No worries. Thanks.

Double sci engin is a tough degree. Long.

OK. Looking forward to math2962. BTW obvious are you still needing your math2961 and 2962 readers ( I'll buy them if you don't need them anymore)? Ill probably want to so some reading over the summer.

Pretty sure its a troll? Suppose j=a+ib for b nonzero and real, since j is not real. J^2= a^2-b^2+2abi =1. Collecting real and imaginary parts, a^2-b^2=1 and ab=0. Since b non zero, a must be 0. Thus -b^2 =1 so b^2=-1 which is not possible since b was assumed to be real. Thus no real b can...

Also Obvious isn't Algebra 2968 the hardest :P

There are plenty of people who didn't get 95+. It doesn't matter...

It's clearly mathtype...