Current location - Training Enrollment Network - Mathematics courses - Learn from brothers and sisters. What do you learn from mathematics and applied mathematics?
Learn from brothers and sisters. What do you learn from mathematics and applied mathematics?
Specialized courses: Mathematical Analysis (the most important specialized course) Advanced Algebra (non-mathematical major but different emphasis is called line generation) Analytic Geometry (equivalent to the promotion of solid geometry in your senior high school) Ordinary differential equations (more useful in the future) Abstract Algebra (gray abstract) Mathematical physical equations (difficult to be called partial differential equations) Complex variable functions (necessary for engineering) Real variable functions and functional analysis (study 65438)

Most of the above are professional courses for sophomores, and the subject arrangement is different according to different schools and directions. For example, partial computers can learn algorithms, discrete mathematics, data structures, partial economics, and also learn macro and micro economics of western economics. How can I put it? Many people in this major are engaged in computers, if they are undergraduates. If you want to continue your studies, you can rely on statistics or big data (especially big data has high requirements for computers). Finance is also a good choice. Undergraduate education is really limited. Of course you want to be a teacher or something. It takes courage and talent to engage in pure mathematical theory.

You can only use your hands. If you don't understand, ask again. Please accept it if you are satisfied.