For further courses on physics

[humsafar]

HI there...

I am currently doing my bachelors in computer sciences, for the first two semesters i was taught physics but it was more like that from previous levels just a bit advanced...

I want to study further and do independent research but where to start from?

I have heard about courses on standard model of physics (because matter, antimatter, atoms, quarks, QCD and related maths of these subjects interest me), so what should i do now to carry on?

Please Pleeeeez help me...

 

[bogarts21]

Then go for physics. Its like a year's delay from taking com sci to a lifetime of fulfillment. That is if you really want physics. Having significant results by doing independent research without even finishing undergrad in physics is unlikely.

 

[General_Sax]

Try to get involved in a professor's research. Contact them and see if they need a hand. LOL @ trying to do independent research with only two semesters of physics lectures. Give your head a shake.

 

[fluidistic]

I want to study further and do independent research but where to start from?

Starting from a BS. in Physics is a good choice, in my opinion. Because it gives you the very basics of what you really need to know for research.

 

[rezeew]

Hi there,

I am glad to hear that you are interested in pursuing further studies in physics. I can understand your enthusiasm and desire to learn more about the subject. My first recommendation would be to speak with your professors or academic advisor about your interests and goals. They can provide guidance on which courses or programs would be best suited for your interests and can also offer advice on how to get started with independent research.

In terms of specific courses, the standard model of physics is definitely a great topic to explore. I would suggest looking into courses that focus on particle physics and quantum mechanics, as these are key areas within the standard model. Additionally, it may be beneficial to take courses in advanced mathematics, such as calculus and linear algebra, as these are essential tools in understanding the complex concepts within the standard model.

As for independent research, it is important to have a solid foundation in the fundamentals of physics before diving into a specific topic. So, make sure to take the necessary courses and build your knowledge base before starting your research. You can also reach out to professors or researchers in the field for guidance and potential research opportunities.

Lastly, don't be afraid to explore different areas within physics. While the standard model may be your current interest, there are many other fascinating topics within physics that may capture your attention. Keep an open mind and don't limit yourself to just one area of study.

I hope this helps guide you in your pursuit of further studies in physics. Best of luck in your academic journey!