The Applied Math Path After Calculus

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What can you learn after calculus?

Well, there is a whole world of math afterwards.

If you go down the applied math path, you might find yourself taking…

Differential equations.

That’s where you model really complicated real-world systems.

And probability and statistics.

That’s where you study randomness and uncertainty and distributions.

You also need a bunch of tools from linear algebra:

• vectors
• matrices
• eigenvalues
• eigenvectors…

See, calculus is NOT the end of math.

Not in the slightest.

It’s really the starting point where you get to choose your own adventure.

Further reading:

• What Math To Learn Next After Calculus
• There Is So Much More Math After Calculus (That You Should Learn)

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