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Can Mathematica-based Calc3 be taken successfully by students who have not taken Mathematica-based Calc1 and Calc2? Can Mathematica-based Calc2 be taken successfully by students who have not taken Mathematica-based Calc1? Can Mathematica-based Differential Equations be taken successfully by students who have not taken earlier Mathematica-based courses? Can Mathematica-based Linear Algebra be taken successfully by students who have not taken earlier Mathematica-based courses?

The answer to each of these questions is yes. In fact at Illinois about 40-50% of the students in each of these courses consist of newcomers.

Comments from Students

I am now in my last semester at the U of I and will be graduating with highest honors. I have never felt I was hurt by taking a C&M class versus a traditional style class. On the contrary, I think it has helped me immensely. While other Electrical and Computer Engineering students were getting bogged down in math, I was able to apply my Mathematica knowledge and C&M skills to concentrate my attention to understanding the core Electrical and Computer Engineering issues.

— A graduating senior in Electrical and Computer Engineering:

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