/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11290528
Because most people who go into graduate CS have math backgrounds. Undergrad CS is a joke that doesn't prepare you for graduate work.

>>10770964
It's like this but worse

>>10743611
Behold the typical CS program

>>10571660
>What maths will I need to know before starting a computer science degree?

None, they start from the beginning.

>>10471273
Just because it takes CS majors till their 2nd year to learn it doesn't mean everyone is that slow

>>10468074
Finishing calculus and learning/remembering it are 2 different things.

>>10444580
>usually CS courses assume very little mathematics and even then you are re-taught most (depending on your course and if you chose to attend workshops or make inquires)
This is true, see pic

>>10425926

>>10404264
That's was the ideal, the typical one looks like this

>>10387291
But they still learn advanced math like discreet mathematics and algorithms

>>10371284

>>10364130
>programming
>anything to do with cs

Let me guess, your cs program looked like this...

>>10360419
It's better than the typical cs degree

>>10349209
>engineering

You mean computer science/software engineering?

>>10334884
>Computer science isn't coding my unemployed journalist friend.

With how much it's been watered down, it may as well be,

>>10327375
>>knows jack about cs
>implying a intro to programming book is deep cs knowledge

Look who knows jack shit about cs. I guess your degree looked just like this.

>>10322490
Don't most CS programs require linear algebra?

>>10315387
Because this is what a cs major would(does) look like if(now that) cs majors got their way

>>10300417
People are able to look up what courses you take.

>>10289386

>>10288237
A CS degree is a joke and won't help you in graduate school.