William Torkington

@BalarkaSen lmao

Hmmm, honestly not 100% sure. I learn a lot of proofs of theorems, and I've learnt about induction, contradiction and that, if that's what you mean @user2103480

cool. Don't know what most of that means but cool. All they have at my uni for undergrad is probability, calculus, linear algebra, and discrete math, and that's about it.

What are you studying currently?

Right, well all of my exams have been 3 hours I think, so maybe it's not so bad here. Yeah, exactly the optimisation stuff. It's all very hard to understand coming into it blind, but once I actually looked into the math behind it it was much easier to understand.

yeah, same at my uni tbh

Hahhaha classic

@user2103480 I feel like it's just a lot of linear algebra, calculus and stats tbh, so if I just did a lot of those I'd be able to do ML, you know?

@user2103480 That is actually really good to know. I would definitely be specialising in ML if anything master-wise.

I already have a bachelors in Computer Science, but I really just want to go back to uni for math, cause it is way cooler imo. I have to look into if I can do a masters in CS while also doing a bunch of math papers, or what.

I know. That's like C1 proficiency which I definitely cannot do in 11 months haha.

@AlessandroCodenotti Thanks! Guess I should start practicing then :,)

Probability made more sense to me when it connected distributions to integration.

Are you all doing your bachelors or masters atm?

Well, darn. Duolingo it is I guess

Really? Like University of Bonn? I thought they were pretty good for math.

True. I want to study in Germany but I have a bachelors in computer science, so I've been considering either doing a bachelors in math or a masters in computer science, but I really just want to do math and not computer science.

Do either of those do bachelors in English?