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I was a math major and consumed it while an undergrad. I also would find that a good time to start work on infinity and save randomness for graduate levels. Ki
by KGIII 9y ago
I was a math major and consumed it while an undergrad. I also would find that a good time to start work on infinity and save randomness for graduate levels.
Kids these days! ;-)
I do suppose it may be a bit different today, as I'd expect today's foundations to include more computer-centric course. That is not a complaint, just a sign of the times. We were, for the most part, expected to figure that out on our own.
- dagw 9y agoUndergraduate courses will obviously cover the core ideas discovered by Russel, Whitehead, Cantor etc. The basic concepts from their works where certainly introduced to us during the first year of my undergrad math degree, and built upon during subsequent courses. I just think that expecting undergrads to read the actual works of Russel, Whitehead, Cantor etc. is not the best use of their times.