Can Computer Science and Physics Coexist in a Minor for a Student?

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In summary, a minor in both computer science and physics is possible for a student, as these two fields can coexist and complement each other. By combining these disciplines, a student can gain a strong understanding of fundamental concepts in both computer science and physics, as well as develop problem-solving skills that are applicable in both fields. This combination can also lead to exciting opportunities in fields such as artificial intelligence, data science, and computational physics. Overall, a minor in computer science and physics can provide a valuable and well-rounded education for a student interested in the intersection of these two fields.
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Hello, I am a current Computer Science Major. I would like to minor in physics, as I find the subject fascinating.
 
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Welcome to PF. It's good to have you here. :smile:
 
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Welcome to PF. It's good to have you here. :smile:
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