Is a CS Graduate Ready for Physics Research? A Journey with Marty

In summary, "A Journey with Marty" explores whether a computer science graduate is prepared for physics research. Through the story of Marty, a CS graduate who joins a physics research group, the author highlights the skills and knowledge that are valuable for success in this field. These include critical thinking, problem-solving abilities, and a strong foundation in mathematics and coding. While Marty initially struggles to adapt to the new environment, he eventually learns to apply his CS skills to physics research and makes valuable contributions to the team. Overall, the story emphasizes the importance of interdisciplinary skills and the potential for CS graduates to excel in physics research.
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How did you find PF?
Some guy told me this place would be nice for physics guidance
I'm Marty and want to get into physics and research. I'm currently at the time of writing a software engineer after finishing my bachelor's in CS June 2022. Currently reading the Feynman Lectures and doing mathematics in my spare time to get prepared.
 
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Welcome to PF, Marty. It's good to have you here! :smile:
 
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