I think there is less math in undergraduate computer science programs than you might think.
If they require you to take calculus or a discreet mathematics course then you might have to re-learn some things, but exponents and logs aren't that common in pure CS classes.
I know this doesn't really answer your question, but good advice might just be: don't freak out.
my particular university has first and second year calc and then other maths and stats all the way up to 4th year level, unfortunately. I was always an A/B student back in highschool, but that was when I did this stuff day in day out. Plus I don't have the teenage angst to fuel me anymore. The comsci courses are making me so happy though, that I think I should manage to pull through.
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I think there is less math in undergraduate computer science programs than you might think.
If they require you to take calculus or a discreet mathematics course then you might have to re-learn some things, but exponents and logs aren't that common in pure CS classes.
I know this doesn't really answer your question, but good advice might just be: don't freak out.
thanks. =)
my particular university has first and second year calc and then other maths and stats all the way up to 4th year level, unfortunately. I was always an A/B student back in highschool, but that was when I did this stuff day in day out. Plus I don't have the teenage angst to fuel me anymore. The comsci courses are making me so happy though, that I think I should manage to pull through.