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dr721
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Hello all,
I am currently in the Physics BS program at my school and I really want to also get the Certificate they offer in Engineering Physics. My advisor, though, is quite scatterbrained and every time I see him he needs to be reminded of what I'm doing, etc., etc...
Consequently, I am looking for some advice on what classes to take to get this certificate as it is extremely flexible. I need to take 5 engineering courses and a capstone design course on top of my major requirements, so I was wondering what people believe will compliment the major best, give me a good introduction into the field, and give me some valuable skills and knowledge.
For the Physics BS, I will be taking:
Calc I, II, III
Differential Equations
Intro Physics 1 & 2
Modern Physics
Mathematical Methods for Physics
Optics w/ Lab
Electronics w/ Lab
Theoretical Mechanics 1
Electricity & Magnetism 1
Quantum Mechanics 1
And the second course in one of the previous 3
So, with that in mind, what would everyone recommend in terms of getting a good grounding in Engineering / Engineering Physics with a brief 5-7 courses?
Thanks!
I am currently in the Physics BS program at my school and I really want to also get the Certificate they offer in Engineering Physics. My advisor, though, is quite scatterbrained and every time I see him he needs to be reminded of what I'm doing, etc., etc...
Consequently, I am looking for some advice on what classes to take to get this certificate as it is extremely flexible. I need to take 5 engineering courses and a capstone design course on top of my major requirements, so I was wondering what people believe will compliment the major best, give me a good introduction into the field, and give me some valuable skills and knowledge.
For the Physics BS, I will be taking:
Calc I, II, III
Differential Equations
Intro Physics 1 & 2
Modern Physics
Mathematical Methods for Physics
Optics w/ Lab
Electronics w/ Lab
Theoretical Mechanics 1
Electricity & Magnetism 1
Quantum Mechanics 1
And the second course in one of the previous 3
So, with that in mind, what would everyone recommend in terms of getting a good grounding in Engineering / Engineering Physics with a brief 5-7 courses?
Thanks!