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Re:Mathematics for Computer Science by spicyj on Friday March 23, 2012 @01:20AM (#3743815)
At Carnegie Mellon, the following are required:

  * elementary discrete math
  * intermediate discrete math / intro CS theory
  * calculus I
  * calculus II
  * linear algebra
  * probability
  * an "algorithms and complexity" elective:
    combinatorics, graph theory, automata, etc.
I might be missing one or two.
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Re:Mathematics for Computer Science by joshzayin on Friday March 23, 2012 @01:54AM (#3743894)
This is assuming you don't count the algorithm design and analysis class as math, or any of the "logic and languages" (Intro PL, constructive logic, Automated program verification, basic logic, computability and incompleteness) as math.
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