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On the surface, Computational Physics appeals to me a lot. I'm very interested in physics, computer programming, creating simulations of mechanical systems, and games programming.
However, I don't really know what Computational Physics is.
What would I learn?
How attractive would I be to employers with a degree in Computational Physics?
What fields of work could I get into?
Could I get into the videogames industry?
Are there any computational physicists on this forum?
However, I don't really know what Computational Physics is.
What would I learn?
How attractive would I be to employers with a degree in Computational Physics?
What fields of work could I get into?
Could I get into the videogames industry?
Are there any computational physicists on this forum?