JWU Launches First-in-the-Nation Three-Year (90 credit) In-Person Bachelor’s Degree

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Many people who get CS degrees go into software positions. Maybe this will help you. Nowhere does it say Calc 1-4 is needed to develop quantitative skills but in fact they're built from lower level math courses particularly stats.

https://guidebooks.newhouse.syr.edu/guid...ve-skills/

Discrete mathematics and linear algebra are large parts of computer science. Calculus is not always used, but it is essential for any type of control system as well as any application of physics-based software.