Is the average Math major qualified for engineering jobs?

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Engineers spend undergrad time learning the concepts. Maybe a lot get internships, but anybody can apply for that over a summer.

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<p>Anyone can apply for any internship they want. But how many math majors will find engineering internships? It’s not like the number of engineering majors seeking engineering internships is scarce.</p>

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“Lacero, I apologize for my ignorance, but what do people with ‘signal processing’ jobs do?”</p>

<p>You can do this easily if you have a degree in applied math - fourier transforms, autocorrelation functions etc.

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<p>And in what math classes do they teach those things?</p>

<p>By the way, I just googled fourier transforms and the math looks very complicated for me.</p>