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Learning at Imperial College London
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Reply 1
Understanding them makes you a much better programmer.

Statistics -- used in data analysis, measuring performance, that kind of thing.

Matrices -- fundamental for computer graphics. Also for science.

Lambda calculus -- erm... I can't think of something to say "this is for X" for this, it's very abstract. But, more generally, logic is important for critical systems (e.g. proving that autopilot won't fail -- safety critical, or proving that washing machine processor is correct -- business critical), and for artificial intelligence (representing/manipulating/calculating knowledge, behaviour etc).

And btw, a future career outside academia could still involve maths, science or engineering in some way ;-).
Learning at Imperial College London
Imperial College London
London
Reply 2
Any other mathematical aspects covered, which I ommited?
Reply 3
There's a full list of lecture courses here: http://www3.imperial.ac.uk/computing/teaching/undergraduate/computing/lectures

There's mathematical ways to optimise some kinds of calculations, and there's some finance-related courses (which I didn't take). There's probably more, I don't have time to look in detail right now.

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