Authors:
Gundu Srinivasa Rao,Panem Charanarur,DOI NO:
https://doi.org/10.26782/jmcms.2022.12.00004Keywords:
Mathematics,Education,Computer Science,Pure mathematics,Applied Mathematics,Real-world Applications,Practical Applications,Information Technology,Satellites,E-Banking,E-Commerce,Communication Technology,Remote Sensing,Abstract
Mathematical research in the ancient world was especially interesting when put in the context of philosophical ideas. No country has ever thrived without investing heavily in its children's education. It is crucial to achieving this requirement in order to be classified as a “Developed Nation” within a certain time limit. Allocating sufficient funds to Math and Computer Science programs at all educational levels is essential. In contrast to the study of mathematics for practical purposes, pure mathematics focuses only on the study of mathematical ideas themselves. Although the inspiration for these ideas sometimes comes from real-world problems, and the solutions often have practical applications, pure mathematicians are not typically driven by the potential utility of their work. Mathematics has been essential in the IT revolution. There are many examples of how computer science has contributed to modern life, including the information technology sector, the manufacturing sector, satellites, electronic banking and commerce, the communication revolution, the global positioning system (GPS), the geographic information system (GIS), remote sensing, and many more.Refference:
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