The mathematics component of the undergraduate curriculum in computer science (Panel Discussion)

Julius A. Archibald, Anthony Ralston, Carol Chrisman, Lawrence A. Jehn, Charles P. Poirier, Donald J. Del Vecchio · 1981

Given the simple fact that mathematics forms the foundation of computing, mathematics must play a meaningful role in the computer science program. This meaningful role, however, must be substantially less, in content, than a second major. We must avoid the extreme of little or no mathematics in the curriculum. We must, at the same time, avoid the excess of too much mathematics.

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