cryptography

In the common core for engineering roles, there is currently a lot of calculus. I guess historically physics was everywhere. I feel like it would be time to introduce a bit of discrete math, maybe some probabilistic proofs. Truth games with polynomials are much cooler than the fourth consecutive semester of calculus!

Discrete math and probabilistic proofs can definitely bring a fresh perspective to engineering education. Incorporating these topics can enhance problem-solving skills and provide a more diverse set of tools for future engineers. It's important to evolve with the times and adapt the curriculum to better reflect the practical needs of today's engineering roles.