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Im still doing the Engineering Physics thing... Gonna take Computer Science courses for my Engineering Electives, any kind of science research needs computer science skills.. and if i do not go to grad school i believe the computer science skills would make me more useable to many other...

No one in particular. It just seems to be that way and most people i talk to tell me that unless i plan on going to grad school that it will be harder to find a good paying job with a physics degree than an engineering one. I've asked around on different forums and that is the result I've came...

Hey guys, I am currently an Engineering Physics student in my sophomore year, however i am having some second thoughts. Basically I am wondering if anyone has had any trouble getting a job with a bachelors in EP or physics? I originally thought i would go onto grad school for astrophysics or...

Well an astronaut would be nice but I am not really holding my breath on that one lol. But basically i haven't fully decided what i want to do.. which is making the decision even more difficult. I know i want to do some kinda of work that puts me in "space" things. I have most interest in...

No.. because i take all of the physics major classes plus engineering classes... basically kinda a double major. I am really just looking for some advice about those engineering classes and what would maybe benefit me most in space related fields.

I am taking physics.. I am an Engineering physics major.. I take all required classes for a physics major and i will be plenty qualified for grad school in astrophysics. I just have the opportunity to take some engineering electives with my major and were wondering which discipline of...

No one have any suggestions? just looking for someone who may have some insight to what skills are needed in the fields I am interested in.

Hey guys, I am a Sophmore Engineering Physics student and kinda have a decision to make. Basically after i get my bachelors i want to go to grad school in something to do with space.. rather it be Astrophysics, Astronomy, Planetary sciences.. etc. I already plan on having a minor in...

Homework Statement A proton has mass 1.7x10-27 kg. What is the magnitude of the impulse required in the direction of motion to increase its speed from 0.995c to 0.998c? Where c is the speed of light. Homework Equations Im not quite sure of what equation is supposed to be used. I tried using...

This is the coursework for the degree its basically a Physics degree with Engineering stuff thrown in.. and I don't have to take a language... which i despise lol. First Year Hours Credit 1English 101* or 118*, 102* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6...

I won't have a problem getting into astrophysics grad school with a EP bachelors will I?

I am contemplating chem engineering because of the fact that I am worried if i only get a bachelors in EP i won't be able to find much of a job... And I've thought about just plain physics but i think the EP degree here at UT is better than just the physics. When i graduate i will have a...

Hey guys I am currently a Engineering Physics sophmore at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. I plan on going to grad school in something space related.. i love space and astronomy and really want to work in that field when its all said and done. I've thought about astrophysics...

thanks guys, i figured it out. I was doing it right but somehow my numbers were off somewhere.

any other info i need to give guys?? i have been on this question for two days lol. I can finish it i just can't figure out how i get from a force in lbs pulling down on a string turning a disc... to the acceleration of the disc. I've looked through formulas and have had no luck anywhere.