I'm thinking of majoring in either physics, mathematics, or aerospace engineering. Triple majoring would be suicide, but double majoring might work, like between physics and math. However I'm still a bit interested in applying both math and physics so I'm considering just a single major, aerospace. Anyone in any of these majors have any input?
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Anonymous2009-03-05 6:42
aerospace engineering and mathematics
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Anonymous2009-03-05 19:17
Always choose ___ Engineering over math, physics, chemistry, biology, or computer science.
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Anonymous2009-03-06 5:22
pick engineering
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Anonymous2009-03-06 5:39
>>3 >>4
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Anonymous2009-03-06 7:04
if you're considering a math (not applied math) major, it's largely abstract theory.
so do math + physics if you're pretty much only interested in theoretical physics.
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Anonymous2009-03-08 15:14
Drop everything you are doing and become a Buddhist monk at a remote temple in China.
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Anonymous2009-03-08 17:34
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You must be mistaken somehow. China is an atheist country.
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Anonymous2009-03-08 23:32
Buddhism in the chinese culture is not a religion, it's a way of life. Shaolin monks in China are still practicing Buddhism along with knowing to fly.
Why is it not a religion? Because there is no creator involved? It still has rituals, temples, religious orders and - certainly in the case of Mahayana - clearly posits the existence of deities and has a whole load of mythology to boot.
Call it what you like; it's semantic really. But it's close enough to my idea of religion to be called one.
look into engineering physics that is my major. simple put it is a physics degree with a minor in engineering. You take all the physics & math the physics majors take & ~6 upper division engineering courses in what every field you choose. so your design sequence as it is called can be in any of the engineering field my was aerospace but I switched it to computer science. you can also minor in math too. all that takes is to take 2 3000/4000 level courses since you already take so many math courses.
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Anonymous2009-03-14 7:32
Just a funny one I'd like to share with you: -1 = -1 \frac{-1}{1} = \frac{1}{-1} \sqrt{\frac{-1}{1}} = \sqrt{\frac{1}{-1}} \frac{\sqrt{-1}}{\sqrt{1}} = \frac{\sqrt{1}}{\sqrt{-1}} \sqrt{-1}^2 = \sqrt{1}^2 -1 = 1