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I didn't say it's included, I'm saying anyone capable of a bachelor's degree in STEM is capable of picking it up. And if you think you were a "theory" person, b
by eastWestMath 11y ago
I didn't say it's included, I'm saying anyone capable of a bachelor's degree in STEM is capable of picking it up. And if you think you were a "theory" person, but don't know the basics of abstract algebra, then you have an incredibly naive idea of what theoretical computer science entails. Hint: there's a lot of abstract algebra.