>>16683599
They require Cal 1/2/3, Diff EQ, Statistics, and "Math for Engineers" which has the following description:

"This course covers the essentials of matrix theory, graph theory, numerical methods, and introduction to proofs needed for majors in Electrical and Computer Engineering. Topics include Gauss-Jordan elimination, matrix algebra, determinants, graphs, trees, root-finding algorithms, numerical differentiation, numerical integration, numerical matrix methods, propositional and predicate logic, and formal logic proofs."

Which I guess looking at that now it sounds like linear algebra or atleast the important stuff, i dont know why they dont just call it that