What school teaches mostly calculus to math undergrads? I mean, let's do the same comparison with math, again MIT: https://math.mit.edu/academics/undergrad/majo

What school teaches mostly calculus to math undergrads? I mean, let's do the same comparison with math, again MIT: https://math.mit.edu/academics/undergrad/major/course18/pure.php https://math.mit.edu/academics/undergrad/major/course18/pure... Required Subjects 18.03 or 18.032 (formerly 18.034) (Differential Equations) [sufficiently advanced students may substitute 18.152 or 18.303] 18.100 (Real Analysis) 18.701 (Algebra I) 18.702 (Algebra II) 18.901 (Introduction to Topology) One of the following three Subjects 18.101 (Analysis and Manifolds) 18.102 (Introduction to Functional Analysis) 18.103 (Fourier Analysis — Theory and Applications) Personally I think this is a good impression on math of course in research you cannot do what is know already, but I would say, if any of these subjects above would be not already fully developed there would be researched today, so basically the undergrad covers an essential part of what we know (have researched) which I do not think people would say ah come on today one wouldnt research this (if not for the reason of course that the research has been done)