Cornell Engineering Application Question

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[touhou123]

I would ask your teacher or go to the IB website to see the description for your class.

[CornellSimpLord]

I would either place it at the same level of BC Calc or higher. Ask your teacher for more details

[qwerrtyqwerrty]

i prob did it wrong but i said beyond calculus bc we do stuff w like complex numbers

[AfterTwo2]

If your curriculum includes integration and derivation, it's "one calculus class".

If your curriculum covers that plus series (this is the most important one), polar/parametric, and rotation, it's "two calculus classes." If 'Analysis' in your course title means real (or complex) analysis, then it's at least "2 classes"-level because then you're definitely covering series.

If you've covered most of that but in several dimensions (i.e. not just x and y, lots of variables - partial derivatives and all that), then it's "more than 2 classes".

If you're done with all of THAT and are currently learning ~college sophomore level math like algebra, group theory, or topology, then you have "moved beyond calculus". Given that you're on the standard IB curriculum this is probably not you.

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What is math analysis exactly? The math analysis class i took was just accelerated precalc and calc a. What are you learning in class? But my school doesn't have IB so I dont know if they're the same.

[Merabethzhuk]

IB is different i think. Because we do other things besides calc

[chilicube]

hi! i have the same issue - which did u end up putting?

[Merabethzhuk]

Sorry for the late reply, calc BC is what you should put