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Isn't it normal to study mathematics in a computer science bachelor program in USA? That country never ceases to astonish me lol.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
Isn't it normal to study mathematics in a computer science bachelor program in USA?
That country never ceases to astonish me lol.
- kubb 5mo agoThey run degree mill programs because their universities are for profit.
- saturn8601 5mo agoMost universities are not for profit at least the ones that are considered any good.
- diek 5mo agoFWIW, any accredited CS degree program in the US will have rigorous math and science requirements: https://www.abet.org/accreditation/accreditation-criteria/criteria-for-accrediting-computing-programs-2025-2026/ https://www.abet.org/accreditation/accreditation-criteria/cr... I don't think it was worded very well, but I think the parent comment was saying, "the bulk of CS can be covered in a masters program, so take an undergrad degree that has the same overlap in math/science, but a different focus". I'm not sure I agree, spreading the absorption of that knowledge over 4 years can be beneficial.
- drstewart 5mo agoI like how you don't know the answer but then just assume anyway lol Guess the standards in your country for logic must be really low lol
- LtWorf 5mo agoUSA never ceases to astonish me regardless of the presence of compulsory mathematics courses in computer science programs. I guess you didn't take logic :)
- floxy 5mo agoLet's check: https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/www-cse-public/ugrad/curriculum/CS__Fall23.pdf https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/www-cse-public/ugrad/curr...
- LtWorf 5mo agoThat shows what one university out of thousands does? How does this answer the question in any meaningful way?