@dder I mean, they can't even spell the job title right. Would you really consider working for someone like that.

There were quite a few more gems like this in the message. For example some of the responsibilities were quite interesting:
"Understand requirement and design of the product

Develop the software based on requirement and design

Work with Leads and report Daily status update and changes

Ensure quality of the delivery and track all quality metrics

Perform Design and code review with Leads

Attend daily software status meetings

Perform Unit testing of the software and report Bug in Jira

Fix QA TIRs and release the software the QA

Handle Changes requests and update the software based on CRs"

There's a special place in hell for this people

I'm in that picture and I don't like it

@HitWRight I was not specific enough, I am not ment to implement the whole language just a few functions: variables, lambdas, foldleft, arithmetic and binary operations, ifs, equal, and references.

@metamourge Yeah it's madness I don't have time for anything and I'm barely passing@metamourge

Instructions not clear.
I traveled by bike which was stolen by polar bears 10km from the north pole. Then I traveled by foot (one foot to be exact as the other one was frozen) unfortunately during a blizzard I lost orientation, and instead of going to the north pole I ended up in Hawaii. The locals teached me how to write CSS.

BTW this comment was written with the only finger that I haven't lost during the trip.

To be clear I'm not saying that math is not useful/needed in computer science. But I believe that some topics are just less important from the programmer's perspective.

I mean if there is an integral that even Wolfram can't solve (because of a unique trick that you have to make) then how likely I am to encounter such an integral in my future career.

I mean it's not even Master's degree.

Maybe companies should hire an anesthesiologist for every meeting with clients 😉

Cho-uc the course is named "mathematical analysis for computer science" however I found it a bit nondescriptive. So here are some of the topics(it is hard to get good translation): Lebesque integral, differentiation of multivariate functions, metric spaces, analysis of real multivariate functions