Recent content by Copar

Hey Crys! Thank you for engaging with my post in a deliberate manner. 1) Transfer student, I did not have access to MSE courses until this year 2) Scheduling at my university is not easy, I have to make a decision between math or physics electives. I'm choosing math, because I figure I can...

But on the other hand, maybe I SHOULD treat university as a job placement program. College is expensive, and the economic future of my generation is uncertain.

I just completed my junior year of my Materials Engineering Bachelors. This is the first year that actually featured materials coursework, and I feel like I've learned things about my major that I wanted to share: I miss the physics and math of my couple of years. The theory, the "why" and...

I am an undergrad studying MSE in the US. I plan on going to grad school for MSE. I love math and am interested in Computational Materials Science, so I am seeking advice on how to prioritize classes. I'm planning on taking math courses related to numerical methods, ODEs, and partial...

It does not, I'll take the solid state course.

It is Materials Engineering, in the department of engineering, ABET accredited. US. I am coming up on the end of my junior year. I will likely be here for 1.5 more years. I took a general physics series and Modern Physics I, covering the Schroedinger equation, special relativity, etc. Math...

My college does not have it as a requirement, it's an elective through the physics department. What do you think about that?

Or does it have specific use cases, such as quantum research or the semiconductor industry?

I am studying to get a BS in Materials Engineering. I am learning a ton of useful skills (MATLAB, spectroscopy, materials testing), but I miss the theory in the math / physics classes I took during my first couple of years. I don't know if I would like physics or math more, I like them both. I...

I am a transfer student in the states, I am considering pursuing a BS in computational applied physics. I do not want a PHD in physics, but I do love the subject. For you computational physicists in industry, do you like your job? Are there future opportunities for someone pursuing a BS in...

Hello, I'm a young student returning to college in my early 20s. I'm applying for bachelors programs in the US. I'm interested in a variety of fields, and I love to learn. I want to major in physics because of how broad and applied mathy it is, but I'm currently not interested in the time...