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spaghetti3451
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I should rephrase the title slightly.
My question is: which physics PhD makes a student most qualified for a job in Google or Facebook?
In other words, which physics PhD uses the most comprehensive set of programming tools and theoretical computer science techniques?
Certainly, a PhD in conformal field theory is not useful, but then how would you distinguish between astrophysics, computational physics, theoretical nuclear physics and experimental high energy physics?
My question is: which physics PhD makes a student most qualified for a job in Google or Facebook?
In other words, which physics PhD uses the most comprehensive set of programming tools and theoretical computer science techniques?
Certainly, a PhD in conformal field theory is not useful, but then how would you distinguish between astrophysics, computational physics, theoretical nuclear physics and experimental high energy physics?