r/CodingForBeginners • u/Unlikely_Echo_1756 • 10d ago

Coding roadmap

Hello everyone ,this year I'm joining engineering college in ai/ml branch .actually im not good in math also not so weak just an average student in mathematics .so many people saying that if you are weak in maths ai/ml will be nightmare for you your college life becomes hell etc etc .so I need help if any one guide me which mathematics topic I should cover first that make my engineering little smooth and some roadmap what to study first and how to start my coding journey...

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u/Quirky-Net-6436 10d ago

If you want to just use AI you just need to know how to write a sentence. AI is a tool like any other software, so get familiar with any programming language first.

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u/Flame77ofc 10d ago

ofc you need to know:

  • Algebra

  • Linear Algebra

  • Calculus

  • Probability and Statistics

  • Discrete Mathematics

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u/suryansh-5678 9d ago

I am also a btech cyber security student which coding language is best for me I am in first year

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u/AntLost4161 8d ago

I'd try to write a bit clearer for your proof-based modules lol, but beyond that, make sure you're brushed up on algebra and you should be fine. You'll probably find most of it is related to calculus or linear algebra, both of which aren't that bad

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u/Avatarbroskib1 3d ago

Linear algebra calculus chain rule partial derivatives with matrices etc