Charlotte Mason but also Academically Rigorous? : r homeschool - Reddit Charlotte Mason and “rigorous” are sort of mutually exclusive There’s some latitude with the definition of rigor here but to that end you’re going to have to set some more specific goals to get a better sense of what curriculum will suit you
Whats more rigorous-getting a PhD in math or getting a PhD in . . . - Reddit For the most part too, physics math is rigorous for mathematicians, but there are some pretty glaring exceptions Physicists are also more willing to accept approximations given that a full description of reality is essentially impossible If you mean rigorous in terms of difficultly time spent working, that’s really up to your skill set
What is Academically Rigorous to you? : r Professors - Reddit On our feedback forms a student said the 100-level IT course that I facilitate wasn't academically rigorous This is a community college What was she expecting? What does "academically rigorous" even mean? I can make recommendations but I don't have control over the curriculum
Does the rigor of our universities matter? Does a higher GPA . . . - Reddit I'm staying away from the word "rigorous" cus we all know there are lesser-known schools that are hard and many well-known schools that are easier have grade inflation, I don't imagine adcoms differentiate either way - prestige is what will give you the advantage
Am I the only one who thinks glorifying being “academically rigorous . . . Rigorous courses builds college’s reputation notability to be chosen amongst others colleges…also it’s a good business decision “Let’s make these courses tough for students to pass so they will either be forced to repeat multiple times or drop out” which equates to being paid more tuition students taking out more student loans
Book recommendations for machine learning statistical learning with . . . Book recommendations for machine learning statistical learning with rigorous proofs So I'm looking for good a few good books on machine learning and or statistical learning Currently I'm in my final year of my bachelor mathematics so I understand the basics of statistics, analysis etc
whats a good book to learn rigorous mathematical logic? My favorite book is Fundamentals if Mathematical Logic by Hinman (my advisor's advisor!) It's one of the most rigorous and detailed books that covers a wide range from propositional logic to computability, to even forcing It makes a great reference if you are mathematically mature, and the exercises are great It's like the Dummit and Foote of logic books
For undergrad, what are colleges with the most rigorous . . . - Reddit All of the T20s are rigorous, but there are some with grade inflation (Harvard, Yale, Brown, Duke), and others that deflate grades (Princeton, MIT, UChicago, Caltech) Those with grade deflation may be considered more “rigorous” since it may be harder to get high marks Those deflating schools all are great for STEM, which will be some of the more rigorous majors In general though, people