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Topic	California State Universities eliminate math requirement to boost graduation
lderivedx 08/07/17 12:16:36 AM #172:	sktgamer_13dude posted... KamenRiderBlade posted... CSU is doing the EXACT opposite of what society needs. Everybody should have Math knowledge all the way up to Calculus by the time they graduate College. Virtually no one needs to know calculus at all. The point of learning calculus for the majority of people that take it isn't to learn how to take a derivative or do an integral. If it was, a 30 minute lecture on the geometry of derivatives and integrals would be enough to get the main point across. The concept is really fucking simple. It's the algebra, problem solving, and communicating that people struggle with. <cite>lderivedx posted [p:884318269] in California... [t:75640537]...</cite> <quote><cite>sktgamer_13dude posted...</cite> <quote><cite>KamenRiderBlade posted...</cite> <quote>CSU is doing the EXACT opposite of what society needs. Everybody should have Math knowledge all the way up to Calculus by the time they graduate College.</quote> Virtually no one needs to know calculus at all.</quote> The point of learning calculus for the majority of people that take it isn't to learn how to take a derivative or do an integral. If it was, a 30 minute lecture on the geometry of derivatives and integrals would be enough to get the main point across. The concept is really fucking simple. It's the algebra, problem solving, and communicating that people struggle with.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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