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DDeBangis21 reacted to TensorCalculus's post in the thread I Problem in understanding instantaneous velocity with
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One, very unmathematical (and a bit imprecise), way to think about instantaneous velocity intuitively is by thinking of the speed the... -
DDeBangis21 reacted to fresh_42's post in the thread I Problem in understanding instantaneous velocity with Like.
I read your question as the process that uses secants to approach a tangent. The point where the tangent is drawn is the...
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DDeBangis21 reacted to kuruman's post in the thread I want to help Physics education. What should I do? with Like.
That is not unfortunate, think of all the years that you have ahead of you to work towards your goals. Keep focused and don't let those...
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DDeBangis21 reacted to TensorCalculus's post in the thread I want to help Physics education. What should I do? with Like.
Okay, so this is something I have been thinking about for a long time, because it's something I am passionate about and something that...
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DBut it's harmless. In this day and age I see this as a major advantage.
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DDeBangis21 reacted to CrysPhys's post in the thread Double majoring in electrical engineering and physics with Like.
OP: A dual major in physics and EE is a good combo. Freshman-level physics is often a requirement for EE majors anyway. And...
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DDeBangis21 reacted to Dale's post in the thread Double majoring in electrical engineering and physics with Like.
It seems like a good plan to me. Plus, the double major may position you very well for an experimental physics career. Usually when...
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DDeBangis21 reacted to Choppy's post in the thread Job Skills Medical physics: additional training with Like.
This depends on your specific goals really. If you want to eventually be leading research, a PhD is probably what you're looking for...
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DDeBangis21 reacted to Choppy's post in the thread Other Medical Physics: Masters or Ph.D? with Like.
Lots of PhD physicists end up in fully clinical positions, do a great job and are quite happy there. When I say some clinical positions...
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DDeBangis21 reacted to gleem's post in the thread Physics Medical Physics: is it worth it? with Like.
That is an excellent background for a clinical medical physicist. I am sure you know the importance of people skills. You will at some...
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DHi gleem, For the last 7 years, I've worked as a Registered Polysomnographic Technologist (RPSGT). I work primarily with patients who...
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DDeBangis21 reacted to Choppy's post in the thread Physics Medical Physics: is it worth it? with Like.
Things have improved for graduates since I wrote that post. Over the past year or so in particular the job market has shifted and the...
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DDeBangis21 reacted to QuantumPhyZ's post in the thread Other After an Engineering Physics BSc, can I enroll in a Physics MSc? with Like.
Hello! This a continuation from this thread. (Note: I continued to study physics independently until now). I had some good news and...
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DDeBangis21 reacted to TensorCalculus's post in the thread Studying Need Help with Study Approach with Like.
No problem. It might then be worth considering consolidating your fundamentals and ensuring that they are of the level that will be...
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DThanks for the thoughtful input — actually, I’ve taken this as a personal challenge! I’ll be applying the Runge-Kutta method to this...