Qualculus

An analytical field which looks at changes in events and the possible paths events may follow

Used in computer programming for encryption, animation, Artificial Intelligence, modeling chemical reactions and economics

by Dave Vyrd November 20, 2003

Qualculus

A collection of methods for solving computer problems or brainstorming the structure of data.

Using Qualculus, I figured out how I can pass all the data to a funtion using a simple array.

by Xin Jung January 21, 2005

Qualculus

An emerging field of mathematics used to model a system with computers.

Teaching Biochemistry was the first use of Qualculus

by Robert A. August 12, 2004

Qualculus

If you know about qualuculus you are probably an insider or learned about it from a site like qualculus.4t.com

Qualculus has been used by consultants in the computer industry to design program.

Qualculus was created at University of Wisconsin.

by Bobby April 26, 2005

quackulus

(n) also known as quack, quax0r and quackulus0r
A crappy math class that forces you to sit down for several hours and do integration, derivative-atives, and all-around boring crap.
(v) the act of studying (for) the above noun

Adam and I had to do quackulus for 13 hours until we barfed voluminously.

by Aaron Peterson February 3, 2004

QAlculus

Short for “QAnon Calculus.” When white supremacists or racists claim that God set the white race apart from other races, by empowering them with the tools of calculus, so that any inventions they come up with would prove to others, who idolize gods and goddesses, that they are a privileged or selected lot.

Citing Newton and Leibniz as QAlculus ambassadors, alt-right Trumpists and QAnonists told their brethren that both British and German mathematics would witness a second mathematical revolution in the next decade or so.

by MathPlus October 30, 2020