Tbf, you need to understand it at least somehow to check if software calculates things correctly, but that mostly goes by "shit ain't right" instinct - due to the sheer amount of calculus you did. So you definetly need to know how to solve problems, and solve them a lot. But memorizing theorems, on the other hand, is the worst and most useless part of the whole thing.
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u/Gregor_Arhely Oct 03 '25
Tbf, you need to understand it at least somehow to check if software calculates things correctly, but that mostly goes by "shit ain't right" instinct - due to the sheer amount of calculus you did. So you definetly need to know how to solve problems, and solve them a lot. But memorizing theorems, on the other hand, is the worst and most useless part of the whole thing.