Can a Comp. Sci. and Eng. Student Successfully Minor in Physics?

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Hello, I'm Denzal. I am currently in my first year of my undergraduate studies towards a degree in Comp. Sci. and Eng. I am also taking physics for the first time ever and boy it is difficult. It is still an interesting subject and I actually want to minor in it. Other than info on me, I just wanted to say hello.
 
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