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spaghetti3451
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Hi, I am an undergraduate double major in Physics and Computer Science, and am hoping to continue with Physics in my graduate school.
At this juncture in my undergraduate life, I have begun to be bored of the Computer Science courses, because I find no relevant use for them in my future graduate school studies. As such, I am hoping if you could suggest which of the following courses might be important for physicists in theoretical condensed matter physics and particle physics so that I study them well:
Automata and Computability
Compilers
Artificial Engineering
Computer Networking
Computer Graphics
Database
Software Engineering
At this juncture in my undergraduate life, I have begun to be bored of the Computer Science courses, because I find no relevant use for them in my future graduate school studies. As such, I am hoping if you could suggest which of the following courses might be important for physicists in theoretical condensed matter physics and particle physics so that I study them well:
Automata and Computability
Compilers
Artificial Engineering
Computer Networking
Computer Graphics
Database
Software Engineering