No? Applied maths is maths, so applying maths does not stop maths from being maths.
Of course, computing is closer to pure math than applied maths. Computing is applied pure maths, perhaps.
Of course, computing is closer to pure math than applied maths. Computing is applied pure maths, perhaps.
The majority of what computer science practitioners do is general purpose coding, which doesn't have nearly as much to do with the underlying math.
Or, in other words, how proficient would an applied math person be at building a front end? And how many of their skills would they be able to leverage?
That's the overlap, or lack thereof.