Matilda,
I don't think computer users have needed maths for (at least) the past 20 or 30 years. Even modern programming languages don't require it - although logic (which has it's basis in maths) would be considered important for any complex programming.
But if you look at the prerequisites for the course you're considering, that should clearly state if maths is required (i suspect not)
not knowing the course nor its content, I find that Linux runs on almost any hardware - from a £5 RaspberryPi Zero ...
Matilda,I don't think computer users have needed maths for (at least) the past 20 or 30 years. Even modern programming languages don't require it - although logic (which has it's basis in maths) would be considered important for any complex programming.
But if you look at the prerequisites for the course you're considering, that should clearly state if maths is required (i suspect not)
not knowing the course nor its content, I find that Linux runs on almost any hardware - from a £5 RaspberryPi Zero ...
I don't think computer users have needed maths for (at least) the past 20 or 30 years. Even modern programming languages don't require it - although logic (which has it's basis in maths) would be considered important for any complex programming.
But if you look at the prerequisites for the course you're considering, that should clearly state if maths is required (i suspect not)
not knowing the course nor its content, I find that Linux runs on almost any hardware - from a £5 RaspberryPi Zero ...
