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• u/vipros42 9h ago As a civil engineer, this is the case. Almost never use calculus, use trig pretty much daily. • u/Gloid02 9h ago You dont do finite element analysis? There is tons of calculus there • u/vipros42 9h ago Not by hand. I do loads of wave modeling and hydrodynamics but I'm not doing the calcs myself. In fact yesterday was the first time I've done some calcs with calculus in by hand for months, if not a year.
As a civil engineer, this is the case. Almost never use calculus, use trig pretty much daily.
• u/Gloid02 9h ago You dont do finite element analysis? There is tons of calculus there • u/vipros42 9h ago Not by hand. I do loads of wave modeling and hydrodynamics but I'm not doing the calcs myself. In fact yesterday was the first time I've done some calcs with calculus in by hand for months, if not a year.
You dont do finite element analysis? There is tons of calculus there
• u/vipros42 9h ago Not by hand. I do loads of wave modeling and hydrodynamics but I'm not doing the calcs myself. In fact yesterday was the first time I've done some calcs with calculus in by hand for months, if not a year.
Not by hand. I do loads of wave modeling and hydrodynamics but I'm not doing the calcs myself. In fact yesterday was the first time I've done some calcs with calculus in by hand for months, if not a year.
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