Gonna make this as tldr as possible:
>Lost interest in math in highschool, found history as my passion
>Was lazy, never got math prereqs
>Started bachelors in history last month, aware that it'll lead to a dead job market
>Plan is to finish first semester or two with high GPA, switch into compsci
I'll need to take a semester or two to get my prereqs (Cal 1 and 2, linear algebra, maybe science). While I'm sure these classes will get me up to speed, I haven't practiced math in years. Are there any online resources that can teach me some very basic stuff to see if I still have what it takes to survive math?
I want to be sure that if I switch programs and start taking prerequisites that I won't be in over my head
Has anyone done something similar and could provide advice?
>Lost interest in math in highschool, found history as my passion
>Was lazy, never got math prereqs
>Started bachelors in history last month, aware that it'll lead to a dead job market
>Plan is to finish first semester or two with high GPA, switch into compsci
I'll need to take a semester or two to get my prereqs (Cal 1 and 2, linear algebra, maybe science). While I'm sure these classes will get me up to speed, I haven't practiced math in years. Are there any online resources that can teach me some very basic stuff to see if I still have what it takes to survive math?
I want to be sure that if I switch programs and start taking prerequisites that I won't be in over my head
Has anyone done something similar and could provide advice?
