What are the most Important topics to learn about besides

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>>8464927
Computer science.

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>>8464927

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>>8465313

>>8465583

how the hell is someone supposed to get into kreyszig's functional analysis with 1 intro to linear algebra book?

>>8464927
I agree with the guy who said computer science because its badass^ but also Calculus is pretty essential to things you should learn before you die. Calculus is the fundamental of all foundations of math so that's why it's so good to learn and master, solving an integral problem without any help or tutoring is as satisfying as scoring a touchdown in the NFL.

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>>8465600
>Calculus is the fundamental of all foundations of math

>>8465600
jesus christ, how underage? horribly cringy simile aside, calculus isn't a "foundation of math", not even close. you can't even discuss the ideas of calculus without constructing the reals and their structure (ordering, topologies, operations).

I think most people would agree that logic (in particular first-order logic) is the foundation of mathematics; for the nonautismos, set theory is pretty much the de facto basis for every field of math (usually ZFC).

>>8465588
It's a themed deconstruction of your shit non-advice

Kreyszig is elementary and self-contained though

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>>8465609

you seem confused anon

and self-contained != useful for someone with 0 background

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>>8465615

>>8465615
>>8465588
Kreyszig is fine and I've seen people make good use of it with limited prior experience. But if you want a more serious rec, Luenberger's optimization book is one I feel everyone should read in undergrad.

>>8464927
Love