In high school and roughly the first 3 years of college . . . as many as you can get.
Yes.
Math classes up to and including geometry,
The difference between the desgineer and engineer is the math. They both do the same thing except the engineer does the math.
Math classes up to and including geometry,
Usually math and science
A mechanical engineer is not a scientist, they just implement the knowledge of the scientist in design. If you want to become a robotics scientist, you will need as much math and physics classes you can take. Focus on mechanics and higher level math classes.
Every math course available.
Take high level math, as well as chemistry and physics. Take as much science and math as you can. Also, if your school offers it, take geology. Most importantly, keep your grades up in all classes. It doesn't matter what classes you take if you get bad grades in them.
4 i think but you have to take almost sometimes all math classes
Pre Calculus .
Biology Physic all the way Math all the way Chemistry all the way
Typically, the minimum required math is Calculus I, II, II, and differential equations.