Will I Use Differential Equations in My Computer Science Career?

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Differential equations are debated among computer science majors regarding their relevance and necessity in the field. Some argue that they are essential for understanding complex phenomena and applications in various domains, including physics and engineering. Others question their practical use in computer science, suggesting that courses like discrete math and linear algebra are more directly applicable. Despite differing opinions, many acknowledge that taking differential equations can enhance mathematical knowledge and problem-solving skills, particularly for advanced topics like neural networks. Ultimately, the decision to take the course should align with individual career goals and interests in mathematics.
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Where is calculus used?

It's good for picking up chicks.
 

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