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AspiringResearcher
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Hi all,
I am an undergraduate junior majoring in materials science who would like some advice with respect to which courses to take for the fall semester of my senior year.
Some background: I am a materials science student and I intend to study spintronics and topological insulators for my Ph.D. research, which I intend to pursue after undergraduate studies are complete. I have already taken Quantum Mechanics 1 and I got an A- in that course, which is an OK grade but perhaps not excellent. I have not taken any electromagnetism courses since the elementary physics sequence years ago.
I can only fit one of these courses into my Fall schedule. Which one is more pertinent to my future studies? Which one should I take?
I am an undergraduate junior majoring in materials science who would like some advice with respect to which courses to take for the fall semester of my senior year.
Some background: I am a materials science student and I intend to study spintronics and topological insulators for my Ph.D. research, which I intend to pursue after undergraduate studies are complete. I have already taken Quantum Mechanics 1 and I got an A- in that course, which is an OK grade but perhaps not excellent. I have not taken any electromagnetism courses since the elementary physics sequence years ago.
I can only fit one of these courses into my Fall schedule. Which one is more pertinent to my future studies? Which one should I take?
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