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Asked by mayyad on 10 Nov 2024. This question was also asked by faux13hart.
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Ahmed Zahran answered on 10 Nov 2024:
Maths represent the foundations of many engineering design problems.
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Jaine Blayney answered on 13 Nov 2024:
There is always something new to learn. I love the connection between Maths and the human experience eg why do some women with ovarian cancer not respond to treatment. I can figure ouot who is going to respond and who is not going to respond and help develop new treatments.
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Maja Popovic answered on 19 Nov 2024:
I did not study maths itself, but electrical engineering where you have loads of maths, too
I was also thinking to study maths or civil engineering
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Roisin Jones answered on 21 Nov 2024:
I never studied maths directly after secondary school, with the exception of one maths module in first year of college, however, maths has remained a very important part of my professional life as the life of a chemist requires a surprising amount of maths, and if you get it wrong, it can be detrimental to your experiment.
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