Engineering How do i continue my Physics education as a CS Engineer.

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A Computer Engineer with eight years of experience expresses a strong passion for both computer science and physics, seeking ways to continue education in physics without changing careers. Suggestions include self-study through books as a viable option for furthering knowledge in the subject. The discussion emphasizes the feasibility of pursuing personal interests in physics alongside a professional career in engineering.
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Hi I am a Computer Engineer, with 8 yrs of experience and i love physics and mathematics. I love my Job And really like computer science. But i also like Physics. I don't want to make a career in Physics or change my career, but i want to continue my physics education. Any suggestions ?
 
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