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> You don't see anyone trying to create a Math degree that skips a lot of theory and just teaches you Applied Mathematics for a career. Yes we do. It's called
by balldontlie 12y ago
> You don't see anyone trying to create a Math degree that skips a lot of theory and just teaches you Applied Mathematics for a career.
Yes we do. It's called Engineering.
- larssorenson 12y agoYeah but you'll notice that it is a separate degree and program, targeted for a career in industry applying the math. There are no "alternative" Math degree programs to make better Applied Mathematicians, because they realized that you cannot give someone a Math degree to be an applied mathematician without all the theory behind it. Hence, Engineering, in your example.