How good do you have to be at math in order to be good at Computer Science?

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• Do you have to have extensive math knowledge in order to have a career in Computer Science

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  Some schools will want you to take Calculus and Linear Algebra for a career in Computer Science.

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• What is the required high school math level in order to major in computer science?

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  You need algebra and geometry to succeed on college entrance exams. Be sure to take up to algebra II...

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• Which problem-and-solution essay topic should be organized by placing details in order of importance? Building a roof garden updating an outdated computer program repairing a cracked sidewalk providing tutoring in math and science.

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  Which problem-and-solution essay topic should be organized by placing details in order of importance...

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• Does this look like a reasonable refactoring for Aryeh Friedman's computer science/tutorials?

  The idea is break it into different blogs all linked to NJ via a tree below are the sub groupings I have in mind (each it's own blog with a table of contents and links to sub ones): Note not in chrono order (a big favor if someone is willing arrange...

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  There's a couple of top-level categories that seem like "orphans," namely "industry"...

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• Should I try for a computer science degree?

  What natural proficiencies would I need / want to have in order to get a degree in computer science? I have some issues with math, and am not sure whether that's a dealbreaker. I'm contemplating going to night school to get a degree in comp sci, but...

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  If you're good with algebra and conceptual tinkering, then you're going to be good in computer SCIENCE...

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• How do I learn proofs (for computer science)?

  Harvard's math curriculum, for freshmen, is divided into 4 classes beyond the BC Calculus level, Math 21, 23, 25 and 55. Math 21 is your classic plug-and-chug multivariable calculus and linear algebra course. The rest of the courses teach multivariable...

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  Let a blank piece of paper be your teacher. It will tell you what you know and what you don't know...

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• What can I do with a computer science degree? How and when should I apply for an internship?

  I took my first 2 computer science classes. (java programming, discrete math). I enjoyed my programming class and I want to learn more. However, I don't know if I want to be a programmer. Every time I tell people that I am studying computer science,...

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  Go to your guidance counselor and administration.  At MIT the companies come to you.  They are searching...

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• Is computer science for me?

  I really want to go into computers because I have spent the majority of my life sitting at a computer and finding things such as software, networking, html design, and hardware quite fun. I have not quite found which of these things I want to go into...

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  Yeah, sure! Go for it! There is also computer designing and programming that are quite interesting!...

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• What is computer science?

  I actually know what computer science is but I want to learn it and I need to know in what order to learn it. Like in math you have to learn algebra before you can learn calculus.

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  Ask your mom. She was REALLY good at science in the 60's

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