Choosing an Extra Class for UG Physics

[andrepd]

Hi. I am going to start my 2nd year of undergraduate Physics this month. Here at my Uni you can apply, for no extra charge, to one extra class per semester, in any field of study. I regret I didn't do it last year, cause I was lazy, but now I really want to. Thing is, I have no idea what to pick. I was considering something in maths or computation, but I'm also taking a minor in maths, which will include most of the maths subjects I was interested on, like Complex Analysis and Topology. I also considered something on another field entirely, like Philosophy or something. I am a bit lost here, I could use some advice.

 

[UltrafastPED]

IMHO you can never learn too much linear algebra! It will be useful in every upper level math or physics class.

Or take a course in scientific communication/presentations - these skills are always useful.

 

[Jufro]

A physics professor of mine once said that "You can never take too much math".

So I would personally go for the extra math course.

But if there is some programming class available, that could also prove tremendously helpful.

 

[Turion]

Careful you don't overload your schedule.