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dkgolfer16
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Hi
I'm a senior in college and have one more year left until I get my structural engineering degree. I am thinking of getting a physics minor. I've taken 'Physics for Engineers' which is basically physics up to SR. I've also taken the Mechanical Engineering set of classes which include statics, dynamics, thermo, and fluid mechanics. As far as math, I've done all of calc along with a semester of Linear Algebra. I do not like programming nor am I good at it. I had one semester of C++ and did not enjoy it. I do love physics though. Is my background sufficient to embark on this minor? I've received B's in all of my math / engineering / physics classes. Thanks.
I'm a senior in college and have one more year left until I get my structural engineering degree. I am thinking of getting a physics minor. I've taken 'Physics for Engineers' which is basically physics up to SR. I've also taken the Mechanical Engineering set of classes which include statics, dynamics, thermo, and fluid mechanics. As far as math, I've done all of calc along with a semester of Linear Algebra. I do not like programming nor am I good at it. I had one semester of C++ and did not enjoy it. I do love physics though. Is my background sufficient to embark on this minor? I've received B's in all of my math / engineering / physics classes. Thanks.