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Star Wars: The Old Republic is 300 years later. I wouldn't exactly call that "at the same time."
Other than KNOWING things though, no. You can play this independantly of the first.
TOR is also straight up a bad game whose existence should be scoured from the face of reality.
Like Devil May Cry 2.
Anyway, it certainly HELPS to play the first game, but it's not required. You'll pick most of it up by osmosis - though the conversation with Atton where you pick the ending of the first game will be a bit weird. You also might not appreciate how KotOR2 is basically a deconstruction of the "Star Wars" plot, while KotOR1 was a celebration of it.
If you have time, I'd say play KotOR1, but if you only have time for one, there's no real problem.