I did undergrad at UMass Amherst, where computer-science students take math up to multivariable calculus 1 and linear algebra. I then did my MSc at the Technio

I did undergrad at UMass Amherst, where computer-science students take math up to multivariable calculus 1 and linear algebra. I then did my MSc at the Technion, where some amount of differential equations and vector calculus is normal for undergrads, but even there, requiring multiple semesters of analysis to grant a degree in computing, where most of the maths are discrete, is considered overkill.