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Without physics knowledge(or,little knowledge),can someone be good at computer science?or,what's the relationship between physics and cs?
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I think even with OS design, knowing physics there is more of a relation between Maths....
The only places where physics is useful in computer science is in game to be good with computer science, or vice versa.
Yes, quite easily.
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Do you recommend AP Environmental Science or AP Physics B? OK so one of my favorite courses (Entomology & Genetics) got canceled in my high school because not enough signed up for it. Now I have a free period and can take either of these APs.
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Also, keep in mind that AP Physics ....
You if you decide to go into the science field, but now it depends on which one you'd more prefer probably be a better choice), or the physical side of things (AP Physics, in this case).
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Hello. My B.S. is in Chemistry, with a great deal of coursework in physics and materials science. My interest is in solid state self assembly phenomena ranging from polymers to controlled crystal growth. My undergrad research is in experimental polymer...
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Those 80 hour work week horror stories you've heard from physics: from: Doc Oc on April 20, 2012, 02:56:25....
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I have the option to take these two computer science courses. Would these courses be useful in my experimental-physics studies? My worry is that they would be too far theorized and that I wouldn't take anything out of the class that I could actually USE...
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Other than that, I found.
Does your physics department offer a course in computational physics? Maybe an introduction to computer science for science and engineering majors if one is not available.
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I was wondering if this would be a stand alone physics curriculum or would we need to add to it?
Edited to add: We would add in labs but as far as a text or course would this be enough alone. I do have conceptual physics planned and we could add this ...
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