Question 2: Why do liberal arts students learn mathematics and science students learn English?
Question 3: Why do liberal arts students learn math well? Mathematics is not only very important in the college entrance examination, but also the foundation for liberal arts students to be admitted to economic and financial majors. Moreover, mathematics is the foundation of many majors, which can train people's logical thinking and spatial imagination, and is necessary for people's all-round development.
Question 4: It's difficult to take the advanced math test in college. How should liberal arts students learn? 10. First of all, you must read the most basic textbooks. First, remember the definitions and theorems clearly. Then, I think there is no shortcut to prove the theorem. If you understand them, you should prove them yourself. Don't think you can understand yourself. If you don't understand them, you can read Alef again. Then practice, and do as much as possible. You can ask the teacher to help you choose a few. The value of exercises lies in deepening your impression and understanding theorems and definitions from some new angles. Also, in the process of learning, you should pay attention to the study of questions and counterexamples, which will be very beneficial to your future study. There is really no shortcut to learning mathematics. It is most important to constantly optimize your own methods in the process of learning, and others should learn from and think more about their learning methods. You also need to be willing to spend time thinking all the time.
Question 5: How do liberal arts students learn advanced mathematics? With my experience, I can learn for nothing and spend more time learning professional knowledge.
Question 6: How do liberal arts students learn advanced mathematics in university? In universities, advanced mathematics courses mainly introduce calculus knowledge, which generally includes the following contents:
1 functions and limits
2 derivative and differential
3 application of mean value theorem and derivative
4 indefinite integral
5 definite integral
Application of 6 definite integral
7 Vector Algebra and Spatial Analytic Geometry
8 multivariate calculus
9 Application of Multivariate Calculus
10 multivariate integral (multiple integral, line integral and area integral)
1 1 the application of multivariate integral
12 infinite series
13 differential equation and difference equation.
Generally speaking, the theoretical reasoning ability of liberal arts students in advanced mathematics is not too high, mainly to understand some basic concepts and operations in calculus, paying special attention to the operation of common economic functions. In other words, as long as you can use the basic formulas in the textbook to do some simple operations. In class, teachers usually point out which formulas must be memorized and which places can only be generalized. Therefore, in learning, we must make good class notes and do the exercises in the textbook again. Ask teachers and classmates what we don't understand, make some specious problems clear, and don't let seemingly incomprehensible problems accumulate into an insurmountable gap in learning.
Because liberal arts students and science students have different requirements in learning advanced mathematics, it will not be too easy in terms of learning difficulty. As far as teaching requirements are concerned, both liberal arts and science can achieve good results under their own requirements as long as they work hard.
Question 7: Do liberal arts students need to learn math? The student said that humanities and social sciences majors should pay attention to the cultivation of students' abstract thinking, and blindly emphasizing all-round development sometimes plays a negative role. What's the use of liberal arts students learning mathematics? Even if it is used, it is often forgotten and abandoned before it is used. The student's statement caused a strong response on the Internet, and the attitudes of netizens were mostly divided into two factions. Some people think that mathematics is helpful to people's thinking ability. Although mathematics cannot be directly used in life, the formation of thinking is very important. Some people also support this classmate and think that it is a waste of time for liberal arts students to learn mathematics. It is better to use it in your favorite subjects and study professional courses. Whether liberal arts students need to learn mathematics may be a matter of different opinions. But I think it is more important to cultivate learning patterns and thinking habits in higher education besides the cultivation of specialized courses. This is also the foundation of quality education that we have always emphasized.
Question 8: How do liberal arts students learn advanced mathematics? After school starts, listen carefully in class and do exercises after class. Do it! Follow the teacher's progress and the exam will be easy. Advanced mathematics is like high school mathematics. Mastering the method is simple. And what is more difficult is not high numbers, but linear algebra and statistics.
Question 9: Should liberal arts majors also study advanced mathematics? That depends on your major. You don't study liberal arts majors, such as law, journalism, teaching Chinese as a foreign language and Chinese language. You learn small languages, and you don't learn them.
Question 10: Is it necessary for liberal arts majors to study mathematics? This is a pure literature major, and you don't need to study mathematics. There is no mathematics in the postgraduate entrance examination for liberal arts majors, such as philosophy, journalism, Chinese language and literature, political science, law and English. None of these majors offered mathematics during college.
Majors who don't take math exams.
Master of Laws, Master of Business Administration, History of China Language and Literature.
Philosophy news broadcast host
Collection, editing, art books, management, labor and social security
Law Sociology Fashion Design Industrial Design (Art)
It depends on the school.
Medical biological science management in decoration design
Psychology (applied psychology, need statistics)
English (some schools have to take English for Science and Technology)
Landscape design (mainly by agricultural schools)