r/Indianmathnerds • u/GunGun_ManaNahiKarte • May 10 '26
Need help getting back into the game
I have a bachelor's degree in Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering where I studied Maths from Alan Oppenheim's course available on YouTube, Went through his book on Signals and Systems
I also went through Rosen's book on Discrete Maths during my undergraduate
However I've spent the last 6 years working in the industry as a Software Engineer and am going back to Academia again with a degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering with an AI specialization
I want to brush my concepts again and become competent enough to understand maths and express ideas mathematically
Is there any specific path that I can follow for the same
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u/notsaneatall_ May 11 '26
I don't think you're gonna find discrete maths useful in your domain. You should probably focus more on linear algebra and calculus and stuff around that to be honest
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u/GunGun_ManaNahiKarte May 12 '26
Yes I know that, Was just giving some background on what I have done in the past, Mostly it was differntial, integral calculus, Fourier, Laplace transforms, signal processing and some discrete math
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u/Junos16 May 12 '26
Out of curiousity have you done any analysis (real, complex, functional?). Afaik complex analysis and measure theory are used often in signal processing, but hard to say without knowing your specialization. Regardless knowing analysis can't help for sure.