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Which direction is better for the postgraduate entrance examination of information and computing science in the Department of Mathematics?
The postgraduate entrance examination direction of information and computing science major mainly focuses on: applied mathematics, mathematics, computational mathematics and computer application technology.

The employment prospect of mathematics majors after graduation is nothing more than being a teacher or doing scientific research, which is too old-fashioned and the employment path is too narrow. However, these are all prejudices. Graduate students majoring in mathematics have long been "hot cakes" in the financial, IT and scientific research fields.

Students majoring in applied mathematics are mainly engaged in research and teaching in science and technology, education, economy and other departments, or engaged in practical application, development, research and management in production, operation and management departments. Be able to engage in teaching, scientific research technology and technical management in institutions of higher learning, scientific research institutes and enterprises.

The major of computational mathematics mainly trains senior professionals who have a good mathematical foundation and mathematical thinking ability, master the basic theories, methods and skills of information and computational science, have received scientific research training, and can solve practical problems in information processing and scientific and engineering calculation.

The average starting income of computer application technology specialty in many majors should be very high; This major has a wide range of employment, and all walks of life can find suitable jobs. Three major directions of domestic employment: sales or technical support; Product development: mainly decoding; Technical research or teaching.