I mean all STEM need to take introductory physics because they will need to understand the basics of how the world works. You can't understand Classical Mechani

I mean all STEM need to take introductory physics because they will need to understand the basics of how the world works. You can't understand Classical Mechanics and Electromagnetism without calculus. Now there are many universities and majors which will give you physics before calculus (forgetting that the original argument were in reverse) or will give some majors what is called Algebra based physics. Which is kind of trust me these are the equations to solve this problem, you just need to solve this algebraic manipulation of numbers. So if I give you any physics problem that requires any further manipulation or derivation then you will realize you did not understand physics well. There is also benefits of studying calculus in itself. For example, a lot of optimization techniques that is being used by programmers and ML are rooted from calculus methods.