perhaps you have downloaded a different page or read a wrong degree. or missed these
https://elakiri.com/threads/principal-software-engineer-සහ-tech-lead-අතර-වෙනස.1981073/post-26244832
https://elakiri.com/threads/principal-software-engineer-සහ-tech-lead-අතර-වෙනස.1981073/post-26244918
so you have some 4 typical mathematical methods modules vs 12 in CS (tronic content shown, cant find the cse content in their site. both of the degrees have the same math modules) which is 33% . but quantifying likewise is not the best and when those ucsc modules are compared to modules like real analysis, its more like 19%

. thats ucsc. 80% of the software wannabe engineers are not from ucsc but from other places where the percentage is more like 5% or so. but not a concern. you are an engineer as long as the company gives you the designation in the name of her majesty defying the commoner ECSL act
It's hilarious how you compare things and enjoys replying in this thread occasionally to ease my mind.
Just by looking at the subject names, you came to conclusions. See the difference in UCSC mathematics-related subjects are grouped under the same name and in CSE it is sub divided into each subtopic. Furthermore, what has been taught is what is needed without wasting students' time and university resources. And adding into that there are options for people to research in the final year going deeply on things. I knew from my time that some students had even gone for theoretical computing-related deep mathematics during this period. This is at the discretion of the University student. These are not school children to teach everything.
Refer below course syllabus from Computer Science and Engineering from MIT ( Don't know if you have heard of this institute, but people who knows know what it is. I warmly welcomes you to check the rankings)
http://catalog.mit.edu/degree-charts/computer-science-engineering-course-6-3/
And there is only one subject under mathematics :
| Mathematics for Computer Science |
According to what you are saying these people are not qualified enough even 5% compared to you as per your brilliant calculation above depicting strong mathematical knowledge which Allan Turing himself would die by laughter.
I invite you to start a campaign in MRT urging people not to go for IT industry as it is way below for them and since Colombo people were in this field way before and sets the standards for the whole country in many areas and even before any other institute produce any graduates for the field.
PS : I had worked with some good people through out the yrs in my teams from CSE MRT, CSE PERA, TRONIC MRT, CSE RUHUNA and many coevals from same and never ever met someone with your attitude. Now Its proven that CSE has the top set from the batch.