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by matwood
3098 days ago
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> I don't think you can properly learn probabilities without understanding a degree of calculus. And I don't think you can have a complete scientific education without a measure of probabilities and statistics. I don't think the parent said zero calc or statistics (rereading the parent did say no calc which I disagree with). I think the complaint stems from the fact that many CS curriculums started, and often still exist in the math department. Should a CS student take calc classes up to level 4 or stop at level 2 and instead have more advanced courses around the computer part of the science? |
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