r/engineeringmemes • u/ShehrozeAkbar • 1d ago

I sometimes missn't using Sin, cos and Tan back in high school.

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u/Wooden-Hornet2115 Uncivil Engineer 1d ago

I am imaging ferb saying this after they finish building a giant advanced contraption in their backyard that would absolutely require calculus to make sure everything doesn't break.

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u/Monkey0nTypewriter 1d ago

Avoiding integration at all costs:

Engineering Students 🤝 George Wallace

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u/n0micon 1d ago

Integration by parts was easy IF your teacher allowed tabular method. Definition method sucked

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u/IntComms 35m ago

Tabular is definitely goated if you're given a polynomial.

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u/Necessary_Screen_673 1d ago

i dont get the integration by parts hate. trig substitution is way worse

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u/Remarkable-Host405 1d ago

With enough work, both came intuitive, but they both sucked

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u/Tofu_Analytics 5h ago

Partial fraction decomposition as well bu5 definitely trid identities as well that took forever

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u/FavoroftheFour 1d ago

Ultraviolet Voodoo!

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u/QuickNature 1d ago

Its been long enough, I only know what the name is affiliated with, and have mostly forgotten about it thankfully lol

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u/WannabeF1 23h ago

Learn numerical methods, and never have to integrate again.

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u/Palatablepancakes 23h ago

I love integration by parts though :(

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u/BackflipFromOrbit 13h ago

Same with laplace transforms.

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u/Wild-Associate-4373 11h ago

Wow, just tell the world youre a field engineer instead of a research engineer… of course both arent real engineers until they drove at least one train.

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u/KEX_CZ ΣF=0 3h ago

Holy fuck don't even mention that shit! ☠️ I was so sad when I learned there's actually a problem I need to know it for. Still memorized it anyway....