Seeing really cool gifs isn't learning.

prove it

whats the integral of x^2 + 3

damn
you win

SO THAT DOES MATTER

It kept bothering me that when you take the derivative, you lose the constant. I kept wondering what happened to it. It raised even more questions when we learned integrals were the opposite of derivatives (about two days ago}. I wondered how you'd get the constant back.

I am now satisfied.

not an option, Chemical engineering all the way

oh jesus. I know too many Chem E people to tell you to have fun. It's not fun. The only thing worse is M.E. (my hell until now) or Electrical. M.E. is tough, but E.E. just makes you monumentally strange.

Mechanical engineering?
Wonderful, that is another interest of mine.

I want to build cool stuff

so did I. Then they stuck us in a room to do everything on the computer. I'm switching to I.E. So much easier and with a little mechanical background, you get the same jobs.

You lost me with that acronym

and will it help if i get credit from AP classes in high school?

Industrial Engineering. The art of making things more efficient. And AP credits only go so far. I just finished a class that I went into college with pretty much no credits and the person next to me took all AP everything. They were a year ahead of me and still in that god forsaken class. May I ask, what universities are you looking into?

Penn State is my goal

University of Maryland is my back-up
And AP courses will look good on an application at least.
May I ask what the worst parts about getting a C.E. or M.E. degree are? (I heard Organic chem is killer, but i havent heard much else)

not sure at those. I'm a little farther south lol. Organic is a bitch, but it's the mixture of classes in your major and gen eds for your major. Friggin statics and dynamics mixed with Diff. equations was hell. My advice? find people who're goin down the same path as you early and find which courses to take, in what order, and with which teacher. It makes a world of difference.

That advice will be taken to heart.
Hell, I'm already doing that now in highschool in a few ways.

Wanna continue this conversation later, i need to sleep (school hasnt let out yet)

yeah the derivative of any constant is 0 so it disappears (like derivative of 2 is 0). nerdiest thread ever lol

Math is fun.