Computer Science Degree w/out Probability & Statistics Required

[Rosebud]

Could I get hired with a B.S. in Computer Science degree that doesn't require any calculus based probability or statistics courses? It requires through Multivariable Calculus and Linear Algebra but no other mathematics courses besides Discrete Math. Here is the core of the program besides the math:Programming Fundamentals (Python)

Programming with Objects (Java)

Introduction to Data Structures

Computer Organization and Architecture

Database Management Systems

Algorithms and Data Structures

Organization of Programming Languages

Object Oriented Design and Implementation

Parallel and Distributed Algorithms

Networks and Security

Operating Systems

Software Engineering and Capstone Project

Can I get a job and work without knowing probability or statistics or will I be required to learn it on my own?

 

[Choppy]

If you're that concerned about covering probability and statistics, why not take it as an elective?

To answer the question, I'm sure that the hiring requirements will be position-specific. It might be worth spending some time researching the positions available right now and reviewing the requirements and asking if you feel you would qualify given this program that you're contemplating.