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magnas
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Hi,
Currently i am doing a physics major(first semester) and even though i hated it the experimental courses, I loved the dynamics part with a touch on the relativity. Right now, i am not planning to be a physicst, i am doing this for educational and interest purpose only.
When one asks himself between physics and let s say mechanical engineering, what should he consider?
Also, i am a little concerned about job prospects, but i believe that a physics degree can provide a great basis for in fact, any field.
I would like to know opinions from experimented person, and if you could specify your current status it would be great. Thanks!
Currently i am doing a physics major(first semester) and even though i hated it the experimental courses, I loved the dynamics part with a touch on the relativity. Right now, i am not planning to be a physicst, i am doing this for educational and interest purpose only.
When one asks himself between physics and let s say mechanical engineering, what should he consider?
Also, i am a little concerned about job prospects, but i believe that a physics degree can provide a great basis for in fact, any field.
I would like to know opinions from experimented person, and if you could specify your current status it would be great. Thanks!