Author Topic: Interest in higher topics of math/computer sciences  (Read 2069 times)

recently i have been wondering, who in the BLF has interest in higher level fields of math/computer science?
by higher i mean above-highschool levels (linear algebra is an example). computer sciences could be things like cryptography.

i love me some maths
and higher level of computer sciences?
nah ill stick with me codin or make an OS one day if im really bored

I want do higher levels of maths when I leave highschool, not sure if I can

I will most likely be doing linear algebra when I'm going for my degree in aerospace engineering, but I do enjoy mathematics a lot and I watch numberphile videos + khan academy videos
« Last Edit: June 11, 2016, 10:52:37 PM by Maxwell. »

not Too Sure what u mean but i'm majoring in computer science and i enjoy mathos

I want to learn how to code one day, but my experience consists of simple html from a summer class for about a week, and I'm not sure if I would have skills in programming anyway.

forget it, maybe I'll write stuffty novels until I die from alcohol poisoning.
« Last Edit: June 11, 2016, 10:52:24 PM by joe411 »

i love me some maths
and higher level of computer sciences?
nah ill stick with me codin or make an OS one day if im really bored
could you be more specific? do you like, enjoy watching numberphile videos, or actually learn subjects by yourself (for example, group theory)?

As someone who wants to be a computer engineer, I really want to get into high math. I'm currently taking AP Calculus BC in 10th grade, but I don't think that'll get me to higher maths fast enough :L

I want to learn how to code one day, but my experience consists of simple html from a summer class for about a week, and I'm not sure if I would have skills in programming anyway.
YOU ONLY KNOW HTML??!?!??!
jesus loving christ man
just start off at python or python3
or c++
decide which one
get an IDE (integrated development enviroment), ilikeatom
or if your like me get a text editor (atom i like perferablly) and get a terminal compiler and compile your stuff from there
then lern
here
have some code for both
ill even include D
Code: [Select]
Python 3:
print("Hello, World!")
C++:
#include <iostream>
main(){
     cout<< "Hello, World!";
}
D:
import std.stdio;
main(){
     writeln("Hello, World!");
}

fixed ma boi
« Last Edit: June 11, 2016, 11:40:18 PM by SubDaWoofer »

get an IDE (integrated development enviroment), i like atom
Code: [Select]
Python:
print("Hello, World!")

atom is a text editor and that's python 3 right there

atom is a text editor and that's python 3 right there
wait
im handicapped brb gimme a min
sorry im just pretty tired
and my linux IS loving BROKE I NEED TO REINSTALL LINUX SO I CANT LOOK AT stuff RIGHT NOW
« Last Edit: June 11, 2016, 11:43:51 PM by SubDaWoofer »

didn't realize linear algebra was higher maths
and for CS, currently doing AI in college, it's a lot the same as what we do here in BL actually, with the pathfinding algorithms we use here just about exactly the same as in class
and then the other part of my AI class was first order logic, which is really entertaining

on the side i'm currently creating a 3D java game engine for fun, with the goal to not use trig on rendering the triangles, but to instead use some things from multivariate calc
also looking into adding in some kind of programming system in the games I create once I get to that point, maybe a basic OS + language similar to java or LUA
another fun idea is to include a basic computing thing, which I did in an APCS class in high school, and then again in college (but not as good)
« Last Edit: June 11, 2016, 11:43:51 PM by phflack »

sorry for posting again
but anyone interested in esoteric languages for the stuffs and giggles? I've actually installed a brainforget and befunge interpreter to my linux
but like i said
im having to reinstall my stuff

sorry for posting again
but anyone interested in esoteric languages for the stuffs and giggles? I've actually installed a brainforget and befunge interpreter to my linux
but like i said
im having to reinstall my stuff
http://esolangs.org/wiki/Hello_world_program_in_esoteric_languages

also

An assembly encryptor i made a year ago as my finals project.
http://pastebin.com/TcUdQfzd
uses my own implementations of AES and SHA3.

if we're going down the programming path


If anything, advanced engineering and physics. I don't go out of my way to study them per se, but I do take an interest in them.