Is it true that a Bachelor’s of Mathematics only covers a small subset of mathematica...?

Answer: This is absolutely true.​ The situation is even more pronounced in US.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Is it true that a Bachelor's of Mathematics only covers a small subset of mathematical topics? Felipe Jacob, MSc MFoCS - University of Oxford (2018) Updated Feb 27 This is absolutely true. The situation is even more pronounced in US liberal-arts-inspired universities, when one could conceivably graduate with a major in Mathematics havi... Read More » Do CEOs of big companies ever have any free/down time? Brett Fox, Author, Entrepreneur, CEO Coach Written Fri I'll never forget being at a CEO conference organized by one of our investors. One of the speakers was an extremely famous CEO. The CEO was rambling on and on. Then, out of ... Read More » What is it that nobody tells you about adult life? Emily Holland Written Jan 9, 2016 I'm only 24, but here are a few I've discovered: People move in and out of your life for various reasons. Even people who are the closest to you in the world right now, you ... Read More » How would you explain to a 6th grader why math is important? Jason Roos, software engineer, licensed educator, amateur writer Updated Feb 25 "Thanks for mowing my lawn, kid. Here's your five dollars." "What? This isn't five dollars. This is one dollar." "Oh, you're so right. My bad. Here's your five dollars." "Hmm.... Read More » I am 14 weeks pregnant and my doctor said that my results show that baby is at high risk for Down syndrome. After speaking to genetics counselor, the probability appears to be 1 in 182. What are my options? Kimberly Hutchinson, I am quietly wincing at the inanity of the Quora cred-bot. Written Thu My youngest son had a 1 in 9 chance for Edwards Syndrome (Trisomy 18) after multiple screening tests, a careful ultrasound tissue scan, and genetic counseling. This really ... Read More » What is the most fundamental skill for success in life? Eva C. Reder, Program Manager Manos Accelerator | Growth Hacker | Founder Updated Feb 26 "Everything in this world... was created by people not smarter than you." I'd heard this Steve Jobs quote hundreds of times. Deep down, however, I didn't believe it was true. ... Read More » What is the most a film director has been paid for filming one movie? Simon Moore, Teaches Math Updated Nov 6 Possibly Alfred Hitchcock for Psycho. To keep costs as low as possible and to convince the studio to allow him to make the movie, Hitchcock forwent his usual director's fee ... Read More » Which country is good at mathematics? David Joyce, Ph.D. Mathematics, University of Pennsylvania (1979) Written Feb 26 Currently, and for many decades, mathematics has been a universal endeavor. It's so universal that someone educated in one country is frequently employed in another country... Read More » Can a CEO be late to their office almost every day? Brett Fox, Author, Entrepreneur, CEO Coach Updated Feb 25 One of the worst decisions I ever made was joining a startup where the CEO came into the office late. Now, I didn't know he came in late every day, but the warning signs we... Read More » If you have intimate piercings, have you ever had a negative reaction from your doctor? Amanda Dominguez Written Feb 23 I have a piercing " down there". The older female gynecologist I saw was not happy. She said, " We don't even do surgery there because of scarring, but ok." So from now on ... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive these emails in the future, please unsubscribe.