Which is better maths or computer science?

If you want to start a tech company or learn machine learning, then you should choose Computer Science. In your last few years, you will study the neccessary algorithms for deep learning. Mathematics, of course is going to be a lot more abstract, and focused on techniques and principles behind the field.

Is maths harder than computer science?

Math is hard; CS is unforgiving. If you major in math, there will probably be (many) times when you don’t understand what’s going on in lecture, or you don’t know how to solve something on your problem set.

Should I learn math before computer science?

Computer science is a unique field. For the more difficult computer science professions, you must have an understanding of discrete mathematics, calculus, and more. And because math is a subject that slowly builds on itself, you’ll have to take several math courses before getting into the more advanced classes.

Should I do computer science if I like math?

If you have taken more than one college programming course and it isn’t easy and fun, then CS probably isn’t for you. If you like math and have some degree of aptitude, then computer science should be very learnable for you, at least if you are interested of course!

Can I study computer science without mathematics?

‘No’ you can not study computer science without math’s. But some Universities allow only studying components of computer science and short courses in programming, software or web development. Mathematics is very important to come with logical thinking while working as a programmer and developing an algorithm.

Is computer science heavy in math?

Many applied areas of CS are math-heavy too, such as image processing, computer graphics, media compression, etc. And of course most subfields of CS will apply math quite freely to analyze their problem domains and solutions.

Can I study computer science if I am bad at math?

On the title question: The sort of mathematics you need to be able to do to study computer science at least for an undergraduate degree is very pedestrian. You’ll be fine, you just need to practice. You won’t know whether or not your good at mathematics until you have done quite a lot of mathematics.