I got another A! Post your coins dated 1803!

airplanenut

My last grade posted, and I know I was right on the fence between an A and a B in differential equations. Since I pulled off the A, post a coin from 1803 (18.03 is the MIT course number for the class )

No 1803 coins in my possession

morgannut2

Don't have an 1803 either. BTW are you the first person in history to ever get both an A in Diffy Q's and Organic in the same semester at MIT?? That's a pretty amazing accomplishment--Congrads!!

Baley

coingrats!

dizzyfoxx

No 1803 Jeremy, but kudos on your grade.

Tassa

RYK

Congrats! Here's an 1803/2:

airplanenut

<< <i>Congrats! Here's an 1803/2:

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Cool! I got an A in 18.02 my first semester



<< <i>BTW are you the first person in history to ever get both an A in Diffy Q's and Organic in the same semester at MIT?? >>

Nah... I know of quite a few people who pulled that off

Dave99B

Congrats!

PS Differential equations sounds HARD.

Dave

Darkmane

Jeremy, Jeremy, Jeremy. I feel like this whole forum knows your life history! I would be scared to provide such information about myself to countless strangers!

coinlieutenant

Jeremy,

Congrats...I'll have to dig up a pic of my old 1803 eagle....it is around somewhere...

Diff EQ's was not a class I enjoyed, although it was better than the next one in the series. Enjoy partials next semester!!

John

mozin

Sorry, I don't own a single 1803 coin.

Differential Equations was one of my favorite mathematics classes, back in 1965. We used slide rules back then.

DNADave

Prolly a counterfeit

tjkillian

What's a "Prolly"? Is that a contemporary counterfeit?



Tom

ccr

I don`t have a 1803 coin. Still another great effort at an A-/B+ in your Math Class.

ziggy29

1803-dated coins are outside my budget right now -- unless they're culls. But congrats on the grades -- I think Noah was still building his ark when I had differential equations in college...

Baley

Differential equations are very difficult, as is organic chemistry.

Those were the only two courses I had to repeat in college, worked my ash off to earn a D the first time,
pulled off an A- in each the second time around... and no, didn't tackle them in a single term, had to spread them around.

funny factoid: my O-chem teacher the first time was not only the author of the textbook, but a nobel prize winner to boot. the topper: his name was... Dr. Cram. Cram, whoo boy, ya got that right!

nice work Jeremy

Longacre

I actually took Diffy Q's college course in high school (the college was across the street from my high school and allowed some of us high school punks to take the class). Hated every minute of it. Congrats!!!

airplanenut

<< <i>funny factoid: my O-chem teacher the first time was not only the author of the textbook, but a nobel prize winner to boot. the topper: his name was... Dr. Cram. Cram, whoo boy, ya got that right! >>

Prof. Donald Cram at UCLA? He was my dad's Ph.D. advisor.

Baley

Yes indeed, Donald Cram. I took o-chem 1986-1987

He was my dad's Ph.D. advisor. small world, huh?

Received my BS from UCLA in 1990

ms70