2 entries found for trudge. To select an entry, click on it. Main Entry: 1trudge. Pronunciation: trj. Function: verb. Inflected Form(s): trudged; trudging. : to walk or march steadily and usually with much effort <trudged through deep snow>. - trudger noun.
Oneâs math ability should never be the factor that keeps them out of architecture. However, one needs to be adept at math, namely algebra, geometry and trigonometry, to deal with the array of dimensions, quantities, area, volume and other geometric relationships. This plays into spatial thinking and patterns.
The Math Behind Architecture. In designing structures, an architect must visualize the solutions to both functional and aesthetic problems -- balancing art with science and math. Calculus is important for an architect to understand the forces acting on the structures she designs. It also gives her a means of calculating factors such as heat loss over time. This understanding must be mathematically precise if the structures architects design are to be stable and safe for use.