Math Math and physics in designing jobs

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The necessity of high-level mathematics and physics for hardware electronics design engineers is debated. While advanced concepts like calculus and electromagnetic theory are not typically required for daily tasks, a foundational understanding of these subjects can enhance problem-solving skills and design capabilities. The relevance of "hitech" knowledge varies based on specific job roles, but many engineers successfully perform their duties without deep expertise in these areas.
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Is it necessary for a hardware electronics design engineer to know hitech math and physics to do his daily work. Can he survive without them?
 
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It depends entirely on what you mean by "hitech". But the answer is probably no, calculus and advanced E&M theory are not used on a daily basis by most board or chip designers.
 

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