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well i always wanted to be a quantum physicist but right now i got very low marks in high school.will it affect my career.i plan to do computer science engineering.do i have the chances of becoming a quantum physicist?
smart_worker said:well i always wanted to be a quantum physicist but right now i got very low marks in high school.will it affect my career.i plan to do computer science engineering.do i have the chances of becoming a quantum physicist?
wukunlin said:Another thing to consider is what exactly does "becoming a quantum physicist" mean to you.
micromass said:First of all, if you are going to major in computer science and engineering, then you have virtually no chance of becoming a quantum physicist. I don't get why you don't just major in physics if your goal is to become a physicist.
meanrev said:I have to emphasize that you have virtually no chance of becoming a physicist if majored in computer science engineering.
smart_worker said:i don't know what you are asking but anyways,well i like it.i am fascinated about the origin of universe
smart_worker said:well i mean if i do a bachelors in COMPUTER SCIENCE engineering and masters in physics then is there a possibility of studying quantum mechanics?
wukunlin said:What I am asking is at what stage do you consider yourself a quantum physicist? I mean it's not a professional title or anything so anyone can call themselves a quantum physicist and not many people will even care.
As long as you can convince people you have the same basis from a 4 year bachelors degree majoring in physics, sure.
smart_worker said:now you have confused me a lot
smart_worker said:well i mean if i do a bachelors in COMPUTER SCIENCE engineering and masters in physics then is there a possibility of studying quantum mechanics?
micromass said:If you do get accepted, do you realize you have 4 years of physics to catch up on? Including essential courses like classical mechanics, Electricity & Magnetism, Quantum Mechanics, Statistical Mechanics, etc.(never mind the math courses) AND you additionally need to take masters classes as well.
Right: forget the label. Describe what you want to do and we can tell you what it is and how yo prepare for it...Travis_King said:Big question here: What do you think a quantum physicist does that you want to become one?
Describe how you see a day in the life in your future career.
Travis_King said:Big question here: What do you think a quantum physicist does that you want to become one?
Describe how you see a day in the life in your future career.
well i actually don't know who is a quantum mechanic/what does he do?how to become one? all these questions are unanswered.i liked the theory of relativity,mass variation,time dilation,lorrentz fitzerald contraction,etc... which i learned in 12th.that's why i liked quantum mechanicsruss_watters said:Right: forget the label. Describe what you want to do and we can tell you what it is and how yo prepare for it...
...you may also want to talk to a guidance/career counselor if you are this unsure about what you want and can do.
smart_worker said:i liked the theory of relativity,mass variation,time dilation,lorrentz fitzerald contraction,etc...
well i actually don't know who is a quantum mechanic/what does he do?how to become one? all these questions are unanswered.i liked the theory of relativity,mass variation,time dilation,lorrentz fitzerald contraction,etc... which i learned in 12th.that's why i liked quantum mechanics
First of all, do not believe everything that people say on the internet.smart_worker said:?another thing is that in yahoo answers there was an answer that anybody who had completed engineering in any field could become a quantum physicist.so only i thought of taking computer science.
If you know you want to become a physicist, then major in physics.now i completely don't understand how to become one.
That link does not work. I suggest getting in the habit of testing links after posting them, to make sure they really work. And if they don't, you can then edit the post to correct the problem.
smart_worker said:@Vanadium 50
I have reread this again.So any physicist can call themselves a quantum physicist if he or she undertakes research in it.Am i right?
ZapperZ said:If I were you, and based on what you have posted in various other threads, I'd drop this line and focus on bigger issues.
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smart_worker said:I understand i do have a few bigger issues haunting me like slow writing,poor vocabulary,finance,low grades,hacked email and cramming.Anyways hoping to become like Einstein one day.
micromass said:If your goal is to "become like Einstein", then you've already lost. It's not a good motivation to go into physics.
smart_worker said:okay but why?What if i work harder from now on?Then is there a slight possibility?
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