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Crazy_Diamond
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Hello everyone,
I'm currently an undergraduate student who just completed his first year in mechanical engineering. The reason I'm making this thread is because I'm not satisfied with learning classical physics. I'd also like to learn and apply modern physics as well. Because of my dissatisfaction I've been wanting to switch to another field. Which engineering deals most closely with modern physics that can help my thirst for knowledge?
I'm currently an undergraduate student who just completed his first year in mechanical engineering. The reason I'm making this thread is because I'm not satisfied with learning classical physics. I'd also like to learn and apply modern physics as well. Because of my dissatisfaction I've been wanting to switch to another field. Which engineering deals most closely with modern physics that can help my thirst for knowledge?
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