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Keith Gellar
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Hi all,
I am looking at a university's undergraduate science program and trying to decide on which subjects would be suited for a career in nanotechnology.
I've spoken to a counselor but she was not able to pinpoint exactly which subjects I should take. After a bit of reading and research, I've settled on the chemistry topics, but I'm having trouble picking the physics subjects, primarily because I am not entirely certain whether they are relevant to nanotechnology:
Following are the subjects I cannot decide on:
Thank-you for your time. Please feel free to provide any opinions on the general topic (of trying to work in nanotechnology) as I greatly appreciate any advice.
I am looking at a university's undergraduate science program and trying to decide on which subjects would be suited for a career in nanotechnology.
I've spoken to a counselor but she was not able to pinpoint exactly which subjects I should take. After a bit of reading and research, I've settled on the chemistry topics, but I'm having trouble picking the physics subjects, primarily because I am not entirely certain whether they are relevant to nanotechnology:
Following are the subjects I cannot decide on:
- Waves and Optics
- Thermal and Statistical Physics
- Nuclear Physics
- Physics of Fluid Flows
- Fourier Systems and Optics
- Advanced Quantum Physics
- Advanced Electromagnetism
- Advanced Classical Mechanics
- Advanced Statistical Mechanics
Thank-you for your time. Please feel free to provide any opinions on the general topic (of trying to work in nanotechnology) as I greatly appreciate any advice.
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