I have a CS degree, I have done my fair share of math, its a requirement. That being said, I'm not amazing at math(working at becoming better), I'm passable for

I have a CS degree, I have done my fair share of math, its a requirement. That being said, I'm not amazing at math(working at becoming better), I'm passable for sure, understand concepts, not amazing on the details. It all comes down to the question "How do you solve a problem you don't know how to solve", a lot of times hints for how to approach these problems are given in certain areas of computer science and mathematics. If you don't have the tools(computer science and math) it can make your life significantly harder for a particular subset of problems which probably align pretty well with the problems you realize you don't know how to solve.