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Next semester I have a choice to take a computational physics course or E+M 2.
The materials covered in the computational physics course are:
applications of scientific computational techniques to solutions of differential equations, matrix methods, and Monte Carlo methods used in physics.
Materials covered in the E+M 2 course are:
Maxwell's equations, scalar and vector potentials, electromagnetic plane waves.
Also the computational class takes a trip to the Netherlands at the end of the semester to complete a project in collaboration with students from the Technical University Delft. I am wondering which class would be a better prep for physics graduate school and also look better on an application.
Thanks in advance!
The materials covered in the computational physics course are:
applications of scientific computational techniques to solutions of differential equations, matrix methods, and Monte Carlo methods used in physics.
Materials covered in the E+M 2 course are:
Maxwell's equations, scalar and vector potentials, electromagnetic plane waves.
Also the computational class takes a trip to the Netherlands at the end of the semester to complete a project in collaboration with students from the Technical University Delft. I am wondering which class would be a better prep for physics graduate school and also look better on an application.
Thanks in advance!