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•Posted by15 days ago

Too many pure math courses?

I’m in a target school and am highly passionate about mathematics. However, I’m a bit more geared towards the theoretical side of mathematics (and am Pershing a BS+MS degree which requires a pure math focus). Will this help translate into quant work? Courses I’m taking include graduate level representation theory, Algebra, Algebraic topology, measure theory, etc…

I’m worried that I’m not taking enough applied math classes

For context, I’m also getting a BS in computer science, but I’m interested in QT and QR roles.

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•Posted by1 year ago

Living in Texas

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•Posted by2 years ago

Lucrative math careers that require a math major?

Removed - see Career and Education Questions thread on the front

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•Posted by2 years ago

A mathematician, a physicist, and an engineer are interviewing for a cryptanlyst position. To understand how they approach a problem, the interviewer asks each of them to solve one plus one.

The mathematician responds first, and says, "It is trivial to prove that a unique solution exists." The physicist goes next, and says "The answer will virtually always lie between 1.99 and 2.01." And finally, engineer says, "It looks to be about two, but let's play it safe and call it three."

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