This article examines the crucial role of mathematics and problem-solving skills for students studying in technical fields. Technical education requires not only theoretical knowledge but also the ability to analyze, model, and solve complex problems. The paper highlights how mathematical thinking supports engineering, information technology, and applied sciences. It also discusses the development of logical reasoning and critical thinking as essential competencies. The study concludes that strong mathematical foundations and problem-solving abilities are key factors for academic success and professional growth in technical disciplines.
Esanova et al. (Tue,) studied this question.