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I can opt out of the physics, but I'd have to take something like chemistry or biology. I'm taking the physics route because I feel that will benefit me specifi
by gravypod 11y ago
I can opt out of the physics, but I'd have to take something like chemistry or biology. I'm taking the physics route because I feel that will benefit me specifically based on the carries that I'd like.
I just rechecked, I think I need to take Biophysics, Astronomy, and nuclear physics with 1 bridge class between the three. Why? Because.
I'd love to take the nuclear physics because that sounds fun, but and biophysics will make me claw my eyes out.
Also, for my university I for some reason need to take 3 random 300 level classes and three electives as well as 3 PE classes, 8 social science classes. I can't for the life of me justify these in my situation. To be honest, I'd trade the time I would waste on this with CS classes branching into different fields. Maybe it's just me and that I know exactly what I would like to do with my career but this seems useless to me.
- selimthegrim 11y agoI'd pass on the nuclear physics, biophysics is where it's at these days. (Now if you meant particle physics you might have a point). But nuclear physics itself is kind of considered as a field whose heyday is past.
- gravypod 11y agoOr I can take thermodynamics hate my life. I have a few options, I just don't like many of them.
- eli_gottlieb 11y agoSpoilers: if you learn statistical thermodynamics, machine learning is easy.
- selimthegrim 11y agoAbsolutely true. I basically slept through a grad level machine learning class and picked up an A.