Computer Science - What Is The Mathematics Like

This may be a question for second and third years to answer, however I am sure that all prospective Computer Science and Software Engineering students would find the answers useful.

Starting the first year at Nottingham doing Computer Science and was wondering how much mathematics, does one typically do throughout the entire course.

I am aware that one studies discrete maths, but how much calculus, differential equations, linear algebra, probability etc.. does the course entail and to what level?

Would a student without A level maths struggle to keep up? Also would a student with A level further maths feel challenged by the mathematical content on the course?

Thanks in advance

Depends on your course - and tbf depends even more entirely on the lecturer. You'll most likely do a discrete maths module and then a pure/stats module too. I did Discrete Maths in my first year - it was absolutely terrible - the lecturer was terrible, the notes, everything. The content isn't too hard though, as in if it's explained once or twice it'll most likely make sense, so pray you get a good lecturer

Second year I'll be doing a stats/pure module, which is a fair bit of A level recap and then a few smaller topics added on top.

It's nothing crazy, if like me, you disliked A level maths, you'll still be fine.

Do you study at Nottingham?