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Yeah, I agree with the GP comment, but QM is a bad example. It is not an approachable subject by any means. I don't say that as somebody who knows it, I know pe
by dj_mc_merlin 4y ago
Yeah, I agree with the GP comment, but QM is a bad example. It is not an approachable subject by any means. I don't say that as somebody who knows it, I know people with physics PhDs than confirm that a layperson is just not going to be able to learn anything useful about it without doing the equivalent work of a degree/masters etc.
- projektfu 4y agoIt might have been just Modern Physics (3rd semester in my university). The student should have had the prereqs at least.
- Agentlien 4y ago"Modern Physics" is a much better name for it. At my university it was called "Physics for Engineers" and was a mix of quantum mechanics and relativity. I always found the name weird because it didn't seem particularly geared towards engineering needs.