IT Specialties And Realization WITHOUT MATHEMATICS?

   Go to SU. There is almost no mathematics there.

   Not really. The logarithms themselves are mathematically based, your computer only understands numbers. Over time, graphics systems were invented, the interface was improved, and to date, the normal user does not need to be very familiar with the technique of using electronic devices. Either way, regardless of your exact IT major, you will be taught math. At least a little, at least 1-2 semesters. Not to mention that most subjects will be based on math, simply because that's how devices work, with codes and numbers. In the best case, you will do something of the order of web design, where there is an option not to go crazy with math and do something more creative. Keep in mind that higher mathematics has little to do with school mathematics. It turns out that there are people

   Abe, in general - I don't think IT can do without math. Even if by some chance you find it and during the study it is not there, in your practice there you will need mathematics somewhere. I wouldn't do just that if I had no idea about math, and I know it's hard to catch up.

   The IT field is not just about programmers, design and digital marketing are also part of this field. If you want to become a really good programmer, you need a desire to learn. Neither the university nor anything else will make you a programmer. Everyone can learn to slap code like that, but not everyone can understand that programming is not so much a language and syntax as it is thinking. I study at SoftUni, there is not so much emphasis on mathematics, they show you the good side of learning, motivate you to want to study alone, instead of someone sitting on your head and telling you: "study". With a lot of motivation you succeed, if you don't want math the choices are: SoftUni, Telerik and IT talents, the other academies are not so good. Telerik have an alpha program, where in 6 months they break from studying, in SoftUni you can breathe a little, and IT talents start I think that every summer. All three academies are worth it if you are serious!

   I'm in this field and how can I tell you without panicking - this field is very closely and mainly related to mathematics

   There is no "profitable" specialty. You write this down, study it and then prove what you know in practice and at work, and if you become a person you will receive more income. Heard or unheard and he wants to work in the IT field. Yeah, you heard salaries are high. Well, people have studied to get them. There is no way to do without mathematics. As you pump a lot, write down the law and memorize the laws.

   Depends on depends. If you ever decide to deal with statistics, accounting, finance, simulations, graphs - without "mathematics" it will not work. But otherwise - various coders with 2-3000 BGN patches under the road and over the road. I know people who are mostly Frondend developers and say "For 4 years at university, I only needed 1 to get this job". But let me give you something - If you're here for the money - finances! If you are capable enough, you will be able to earn amounts like 300-400 000 euros per year, after 5-10 years of experience, but you have a problem with mathematics, so ...

   If you love biology and chemistry, why not choose pharmacy? Only higher mathematics is studied and only the first semester. Next, all types of chemistry are studied, including biochemistry. He also studies pharmaceutical botany, pharmacognosy, pharmacology, toxicology, anatomy, human physiology and pathology, clinical chemistry and others. Yes, you need thinking there, but also mathematical. When studying analytical chemistry you need a concept of mathematics. I think you can handle it. It's just that more thinking is required there. And your specialty brings good opportunities for high income and realization. Good luck!!!

   Number 8, how can you make 300-400 euros with finances? On the stock exchange? On the topic: to find out if you are suitable for IT, take a course on the basics of programming, you can also go online and see if you are interested. If you can memorize, why not enroll in medicine, dentistry or pharmacy? Why do you want even more in IT because you don't like math? There is a lot, a lot of money in medicine. Much more than IT. If you become a surgeon or traumatologist, you will have money for several lives to come.