Mathematics, or math, is learning numbers and at the same time identifying how they relate to each other and the real world. Math is considered as important as language. Even most people define math as a set of languages. Every person uses math every day to tell time, play games, cook, build things and do practically any set of work.

Types of Mathematics

There are many parts of applied maths. Some of the important ones are arithmetic, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, calculus, statistics, and probability.

Mathematics can further be classified into two broad areas: pure and applied. Pure math is the knowledge of math for its own sake. Applied math is the study of math to resolve real-life problems. People use applied math to build towers, make machines, predict earthquakes, demonstrate how the economy works, and many other circumstances.

In addition, students making a degree in applied mathematics and computation get:

• In-depth knowledge of an area of application (an engineering discipline or a natural science course or one of the quantitative areas of marketing and business);
• Principles of problem-formulation, problem-solving, and modelling methods and approaches necessary to applications;
• The capacity to consider applied maths precisely and concisely. Apart from this, in oral and printed forms.