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TitoSmooth
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I am a math major and I am positive I want to major in math. Not sure if I want to do applied or pure tho. I will start my calculus 2 in the fall as well as my intro physics course.
I am extremely ignorant of what a minor is and what do they do.
I was thinking of taking physics courses for my electives once I transfer to the university in 2 years.
I will be practicing programming for fun.
My goal is to actually understand the mathematical concepts and not just get by with a passing grade and not have any knowledge.
My ideal job is going into teaching preferably at the cc level. But before I do I want to work in the private sector (not sure what yet).
Would getting a minor in physics supplement my understanding of math. Or are minors a waste of time and just learn anything I am interested in on my spare time?
Please can you guys explain what minors are to the t? Thanka
I am extremely ignorant of what a minor is and what do they do.
I was thinking of taking physics courses for my electives once I transfer to the university in 2 years.
I will be practicing programming for fun.
My goal is to actually understand the mathematical concepts and not just get by with a passing grade and not have any knowledge.
My ideal job is going into teaching preferably at the cc level. But before I do I want to work in the private sector (not sure what yet).
Would getting a minor in physics supplement my understanding of math. Or are minors a waste of time and just learn anything I am interested in on my spare time?
Please can you guys explain what minors are to the t? Thanka