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Are you assuming you need calc 3 and diffEq? Most CS programs I'm aware only need calc 1 (maybe 2) and basic linear algebra. Sure if you're into cryptography in
by btkramer9 9y ago
Are you assuming you need calc 3 and diffEq? Most CS programs I'm aware only need calc 1 (maybe 2) and basic linear algebra. Sure if you're into cryptography in signal processing then much more math will be needed but plenty of web devs don't need much more.
Sorry I know this doesn't answer your 9 - 5 part, but don't major in business if you have no desire to do anything related to it.
- trillic 9y agoUMich CS. Calc 1, Calc 2, (Calc 3 or DiffEq), LinAlg, Discrete. One also needs to take 2 physics courses (Mechanics and E&M) as well as a Chemistry class.
- joshumax 9y agoI don't think that all CS programs require this, but at my University an entry requirement to its CS program was both multi-variable calculus and advanced physics.
- jnwatson 9y agoAll that I hire from do. Multivariate calc and diff eq are important for scientific computing, which used to be a major thrust of CS.