three days and seven lectures in, i'm already wondering if i haven't bit off a bit too much. but hey, im still following what the teacher says, from homogenous equations to lagrangians.
an interesting side note, i think i will have no words to write this semester - the closest i'll get to english seems to be using a, b, c for variables. sweet =]
one odd thing i have been wondering during this early semester textbook buying spree. should highlighted books be worth more or less than a simple book? there is the obvious fact that a highlighted book is no longer 'new', and as such should diminish its value. but on the other hand, relevant points and key ideas are already distilled and duly noted. therefore the intellectual value of such a book has increased dramatically, and can/should surpass the material value of a brand new textbook.
anyway, thats enough random thought. back to them lagrangians.
steve kuei is such a nerd.
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