Recent content by sydrnyc

Sorry about that, I didn't mean to come off as being lazy. Also you do need to know calculus for both the Classical Mechanics and General Physics classes.

I am going to Johns Hopkins in the fall, in case anyone wants to look up the descriptions.

No, or at least not at my school.

And I know, that's why I'm worried about not taking it. Would it be too much to do both do you think?

General Physics goes into detail with everything, mechanics, relativity, electromagnetism, etc. while classical mechanics focuses solely on mechanics.

I'm thinking about being a physics major with a double major in Earth Science. At my college Classical Mechanics is a required course for a physics major, whereas General Physics is required for the Earth Science major. There is an option at my school to take General Physics instead of Classical...