Not here, these are different classes, it might be because in my country engineering careers last 5 years instead of 4.
I should hope that with all that studying, you get a career that lasts more than just five years!!
I think I didnāt explain myself correctly, we go to undergraduate school for 5 years instead of 4.
I understood. I was speaking jokinglyāhence the winky emoji.
BTW, what country are you from?
Iām from Colombia
What are you talking about? Learning probability and statistics requires knowledge of calculus, especially if you want a deep understanding of these subjects. Yes, you can learn probability and statistics without calculus, but thatās high school level stuff.
Most universities have a 3-part calculus series ā Calculus I deals with single-variable calculus, Calculus II with multivariable calculus and Calculus III with differential equations. Differential equations is a pretty big field of mathematics, so an entire semester is usually devoted to it.