Where do you work at the moment?

You heading to uni?

Morrisons in heywood.

And ill be moving into manchester when i finish my foundation year and specialise, move into halls insted of the hour+half / 2 hour journey in.

[QUOTE=Untitled;14058521]Maths sucks.[/QUOTE]

translation: I can't do amths


I assure you that if you're naturally good at it maths is the single ebst thing to ever happen

you can bullsh[I]i[/I]t your way through several subjects with good marks and little work and then people say you're [i]clever[/i] for it

[QUOTE=Auberge le Mouton Noir;14059636]translation: I can't do amths[/QUOTE]
Translation: I can't do english.

[QUOTE=Auberge le Mouton Noir;14059636]translation: I can't do amths


I assure you that if you're naturally good at it maths is the single ebst thing to ever happen

you can bullsh[I]i[/I]t your way through several subjects with good marks and little work and then people say you're [i]clever[/i] for it[/QUOTE]

Why would i want to do maths? sit there working out sums? how fun.

Id much rather be more expressive and make models and do paintings.

[QUOTE=Kif;14060216]Translation: I can't do english.[/QUOTE]

this is accurate


no srs i can't


[QUOTE=Untitled;14060643]Why would i want to do maths? sit there working out sums? how fun.

Id much rather be more expressive and make models and do paintings.[/QUOTE]

oh, man

oooh, man


if i have to explain

then you'll never understand



let's just say it feels the same sometimes when you're doing maths and when you're doing music

all about patterns, how you arrange the patterns

sometimes you have to take the patterns you know and reapply them, fix them rearrange them

trust me

it's not boring except when it's easy

If you can't do maths you are screwed for a decent job really. When I started audio tech at uni, I had no idea how many equations I'd see. It's actually rather scary

Well im doing 3d design, i need to be able to maths, and i can, but it bored the hell out of me, id much rather be making something then working it out.

I dont get how you would need Maths to draw shi

[QUOTE=Dead Star;14060850]I dont get how you would need Maths to draw shi[/QUOTE]

Well put it this way

anything you draw on a computer

is just numbers

[QUOTE=Auberge le Mouton Noir;14060883]Well put it this way

anything you draw on a computer

is just numbers[/QUOTE]

I dont draw on a computor, all my design are done by hand and made by hand, but i still need basic maths.

[QUOTE=Untitled;14060911]I dont draw on a computor, all my design are done by hand and made by hand, but i still need basic maths.[/QUOTE]

basic maths such as adding two lengths together

or like calculus and shi

[QUOTE=Dead Star;14060941]basic maths such as adding two lengths together

or like calculus and shi[/QUOTE]

Its nothing complicated, the most i will proberly use is Pythagoras theorem

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The guy who designed that did the course im gonna start on in september hopefully, that must of took some working out, maybe not loads, but w/e.

During almost 3 years of computing ive only needed maths for 1 part of the whole course - binary. And that only needs +-x/ which can be done with a calculator and a [size=2]s[/size]hit load of patience

[QUOTE=ChodaBoy;14060997]During almost 3 years of computing ive only needed maths for 1 part of the whole course - binary. And that only needs +-x/ which can be done with a calculator and a [size=2]s[/size]hit load of patience[/QUOTE]

my calculator does binary on it's own without conversion

i use it in electornics

sometimes

i ****ing hate binary

[QUOTE=ChodaBoy;14060997]During almost 3 years of computing ive only needed maths for 1 part of the whole course - binary. And that only needs +-x/ which can be done with a calculator and a [size=2]s[/size]hit load of patience[/QUOTE]

You use a calculator to do binary?

:amaze:

I've just finished my first semester doing Computer Science, we've already covered basic things such as binary, octal and hex, as well as doing a seperate module in discrete maths and probability.

I kinda miss calculus in a way. It's quite rewarding when you do something difficult.

GCSE Maths seems so much easier in comparison with my other 3 AS subjects which are very essay driven.

Pat and Zo are here omgomg.

We got WRECKED last night, whoop.

Imma make a slideshow and post it. More drunk tonight + bowling.

Goths.

Man, maths can be absolutely beautiful.

You want to visit pretty much any Physics department in Britain, and they should have some Maths based art.

My one has lots of geometric patterns on the walls, a sculpture of a sphere turned inside out, and this amazing piece of art that runs down the middle of the spiral staircase. It's like loads of wires going from a single point into multiple points. Hard to describe, I'll see if I can find a picture.

But yeah, once you get past boring trigonometry and basic calculus, maths becomes an art form.

AG, that wasnt very nice :(

Binary is easy.

Its annoying

[QUOTE=Pastorius;14064452]Man, maths can be absolutely beautiful.

You want to visit pretty much any Physics department in Britain, and they should have some Maths based art.

My one has lots of geometric patterns on the walls, a sculpture of a sphere turned inside out, and this amazing piece of art that runs down the middle of the spiral staircase. It's like loads of wires going from a single point into multiple points. Hard to describe, I'll see if I can find a picture.
[B]
But yeah, once you get past boring trigonometry and basic calculus, maths becomes an art form.[/B][/QUOTE]

Amen brother


PAstorius are you srs doing physics at bristol

that is totally where i want to go

will you still be there next year?

So yeah I've narrowed the uni's which I'd like to go to study law at. I was thinking Manchester, Durham, Bristol and Hull.

[QUOTE=Auberge le Mouton Noir;14065771]Amen brother


PAstorius are you srs doing physics at bristol

that is totally where i want to go

will you still be there next year?[/QUOTE]

In addition to this any info on Physics courses at any uni would be appreciated, Bristol in particular as I'm thinking of applying to go there.

[QUOTE=Frankie;14065789]So yeah I've narrowed the uni's which I'd like to go to studt law at. I was thinking Manchester, Durham, Bristol and Hull.[/QUOTE]
Pretty ambitious of you, good luck. What about the other two spaces?

Other two spaces ?

I have 2 flat mates doing Physics at Manchester. Kinda wish I'd done it now. It's just good.

[QUOTE=Frankie;14065789]So yeah I've narrowed the uni's which I'd like to go to study law at. I was thinking Manchester, Durham, Bristol and Hull.[/QUOTE]

Durham do Physics now? I thought they just Nat. Sci.

:confused: