Sometimes you do use that stuff. If you're working on electrical/control systems engineering or anything close to that... you might. My first job that I got during college was calibrating pressure tanks that needed to have control systems able to handle pressure differences and hickups that needed to be programmed into micro controllers inside MCC units. That uses transformation/transfer functions to get the proper function to handle those differences, which are part of differential equations (which is the step equal or after Calc 3).

You'd be surprised how many "seasoned" engineers I have met in my life so far who don't have a single clue of what they actually do, some are past middle age.

listen to ontex here. don't be a dumbass. learn up all that shit.
if you gotta sit through it, might as well make it part of your arsenal.

you might need anyone of those things if you ever try to get real fucking job.

a person on the path that you're on should STFU, listen, and GTFO of the OP.
we don't need you here, and you being here only hurts you.
get some real life friends.

that's advice for everyone. [face_flips_the_bird]

 

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