im taking up  computer engineering and im not quite good in mathematics do you think i could finish my course?
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If you try your best in mathematics theres a possibility you will pass. If you want to pass aim for no.1 though you may not be no.1 atleast you will pass because you did your best. Also if you have a hard time in tests make it up in assignments projects etc. also behavior goes a long way.
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YES! aside from your basic order of operations, make sure you know all the rules dealing with properties of exponents.\n\nyou should also make sure you know your basic geometry, how a graph works, stuff like that.\n\nyou should also check out some basic trig. you just need to know the really basic stuff like sin=1/csc etc...\n\nalso, get yourself a graphing calculator and learn how to use it. get a TI-86 or TI-89. do NOT get a Casio or a TI numbered 83 or below. they are useless
758044
Maybe talk to your Computer Science classmates?
474448
if you find difficult with algebric maths then try some other maths
692903
Dont say you cant do it. You can as long as you make up your mind. You know if you work in a group, for example,  get your friends, and do group studies.I know that they will be willing to go an extra mile to build you up on your weakest points in mathematics. I  tell you this, because it happened to my son, and he was successful when he tried this. Good luck
546817
Bcoz , MCA contains programming languages that could be difficult for non maths ppl..thats y cic makes u ready for some algos....
1042828
Depending on how many other classes u will be taking, and how challenging they are, I would try to take them together.  If you have other challenging classes I would hold off to take the other later.  I took 18 credits at a time in order to graduate and took 2 math classes at one time and it worked out great, but planned it so I took my easier classes that semester too.\nGOODLUCK!
150439
I could help u. I'm a CIE A Levels student and have computing as a subject. What do you need help with?
566281
Yes if you can master all the math up to and including calculus. \n\nI could give you a "nice" answer but the truth is better in the long run. If you can do very well in math and science in high school, you have a chance to get an engineering degree but if math and science are a mystery then the chances of getting an engineering degree or any technical degree are very slim.
672542
Taking maths with biology is not a compulsion but definitely it has added advantage as you are eligible for both medical and engineering fields after plus 2.Even taking up psychology is not a bad option as you can then become a psychologist(its only if you are interested).Obviously taking up computer science with biology(if your school gives you this option) will help you in the field bio informatics which is a research field using computers though its eligibility does not require computer science.
781528
Definitely any advanced Math courses you can take (Algebra, Calculus, Trigonometry, etc.) I think would be helpful, especially Calculus.
922958
talk to your teacher/professor - ask if there is other work you can submit to complete the course.
720674
Just be semi good in math, and, have alot of patience and be able to work on a team, or by yourself and expect to spend long hours at your computer! Mostly I know this because I'm attending college to get my bachelors degree in Software Engineering. if you need anything else my yahoo s/n is: darkwarrior0404        and my email is: darkwarrior0404@yahoo.com best of luck to you!
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No, you can be confident that the information you are learning will be totally useless when you graduate and get a job.  Instead you will be required to use common sense, a course that cannot be taught.  The secret to being a good Engineer, is knowing what is important info, and what is clutter dream up by academics (this especially applies to Engineering Math - all you will actually have to use is simple operators, percentages and other stuff every 17 year old will know - all Engineers I have spoken to have done no calculus since graduation).
901017
I am a math major so I have taken every math class. Start with Elementary Statristics...it is not that bad mostly pie and bar graphs for the first half of the semester.
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I would also suggest that you do ur 11th , 12th and then complete ur engg. it certainly carries more value than getting a diploma.
936678
Thats sounds like a good idea as you will def need physics at a very good level to do engineering!...;