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<p>Well the courses I listed aren’t exactly typical math minor classes. I took numerical analysis as my third upper div course - which is a typical math minor course - and it was a joke. Both classes were occupied mostly by grad students and the classes were entirely proofs-driven (which engineering majors are TERRIBLE at because our method of proving is so loose). Those math courses are taught from a completely different perspective: Unlike engineering, they teach you the fundamental, abstract concepts and you must find specific examples of these concepts in order to understand. In engineering, it’s the exact opposite!</p>