The majors corresponding to the first year of junior college are: science and engineering. The corresponding majors in the second year of junior college are: economics, agronomy, medicine and management. The majors corresponding to the third year of junior college are: philosophy, law, education, literature, history, art, and mathematics one is the most difficult and extensive in the college entrance examination mathematics.
The examination subjects of Math 1 include advanced mathematics, linear algebra and probability statistics. The second study is the smallest in the examination range of specialized mathematics, but the proportion of advanced mathematics is the highest. Math 3 is a relatively simple test for college students in mathematics.
The difference between the three: the initial test of mathematics is more comprehensive, and the advanced mathematics, linear generation and introduction are all tested, and the questions are more difficult. The number two is not an introduction, and the topic is easier than math. The number three exam is also very comprehensive, and the difficulty of the topic is not much simpler than the number one. In terms of difficulty, counting one is the most difficult, followed by counting two and finally counting three. Counting three photos is a little easier than the first two.
I need to learn mathematics most. I have to take exams in advanced mathematics, linear algebra and probability. The inspection of the test sites is also relatively comprehensive, and there is very little content that you don't need to learn. Math II only tests two books, advanced mathematics and linear algebra, but the examination questions are very difficult.
The bibliography of Math III is the same as Math I, and some of them don't need to be mastered, but Math III and Math I have a lot to learn, while Math II has less content than a book, but it is more difficult.