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I'm a continuing ed student (in the US), so I don't have to follow the same track as the undergrads; if I wanted, I could jump into a higher-level mechanics or E&M or physics 3 course. My question is, do I need to take the lower-level courses before I get there, or are they a waste of time in that you relearn everything anyway (as is the case in chemistry, for example)?
If I don't need them, then I'll spend the year studying the math i'll need later on.
If I don't need them, then I'll spend the year studying the math i'll need later on.