/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10378279
Can't do much with any undergrad degree these days.

>>10378279
Applied or pure?

>>10378381
Applied

>>10378386
Applied..... Filthy fucking animal

>>10378279
Use it as fuel for the grill - those burgers are not very good when eaten raw.

>>10378392
realistically what's the difference? I take both the pure and applied classes in the math department

>>10378416
Pure math is if you want to become a real-life janny. Applied math is if you want to get bossed around by CS majors so you design yet another RSA variant for them.

>>10378279
Develop AI alignment theory

>>10378279
Become a professor

>>10378279
>BSc in Applied Math
Use it as a fire start when you're a hobo on the streets.

>>10378934
>Becoming a professor with a BSc
Lmao, no degrees shouldn't be allowed to post on /sci/.

>>10378386
you can do data science, actuarial work, quant finance, engineering grad school, cs grad school, and any intensive programming jobs.

>>10378965
>never tackled a real-life problem in his life
>engineering grad school
Dream on, mathcuck.

Why you all hating on Applied Math?
t. APM major O_O

300k starting, any job you want

>>10378975
>t. doesn't know the difference between applied and pure mathematics

>>10378279
post anime images on /sci/

Is stats pure, applied or somewhere between?

>>10378946
>Becoming a professor with a BSc
>BSc
Reading comprehension skills: 0%

>>10378279
>what can you do with a degree in math?

>>10378975
>this blatant undergrad engie aspiring to get an advanced degree
You know they'll take a math major before you, right? That's what gets more difficult.

>>10378279
count really fast

>>10378279
Get a job 300k starting

>>10379509
its not respected around these parts. go hang with the engineers and learn to suck cock

>>10380311
>You know they'll take a math major before you, right?
I know no false statement, so no.

>>10378279
You can wander into literally any other department and hit on the girls there. The cucks there won't do shit if they know you're from a smarter major than them.

>>10380387
That's what engineers are for, Math majors can derive really fast

Math obviously

>>10378279
It kinda depends
When you're studying the degree you can go into the common room etc and go around telling non STEM majors that you study math, at which point they'll go "whooooaaa math? that's so hard, you must be smart anon".
Post-degree you can't really do anything besides finance maybe

>>10378279
Become a chef at wendy's

>>10378279
Become a code monkey

do repeated addition in a variety of ways

>>10378386
Look for applications?

>>10378279
convert it to radians
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