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My honest advice. If you don’t already have a really good understanding of the math I recommend you focus on the more applied stuff (like everything coding slee
by sgillen 7y ago
My honest advice. If you don’t already have a really good understanding of the math I recommend you focus on the more applied stuff (like everything coding sleeve mentioned). I fear many of the roles that actually would require you to review the math might be looking for PhDs or similar.
You probably should at least know how to do the basic stuff in numpy or whatever though.
- thiago_fm 7y agoAlright, that I can do. I meant more, that there is a big difference between knowing everything by heart and comprehend everything easily and having to look it up and stare at some formula a bit. Math is a rabbit hole, like, you can do integrals, then line integrals, triple integrals and it goes on. For me it isn't also very clear until where it is useful to learn math. I'm also more on the practical/software engineering side, so I don't even have intentions of doing research. I just want to follow the most up to date methods.