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Is Calc three, physics 2, digital logic and circuit analysis to much just starting at a new school? Any suggestions or comments are appreciated.
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SUMMARY
The discussion centers on the feasibility of managing four challenging classes simultaneously: Calculus III, Physics II, Digital Logic, and Circuit Analysis. Participants confirm that Physics II is indeed calculus-based Electricity and Magnetism (E&M) and clarify that Calculus III is typically the engineering version. Given these confirmations, it is concluded that taking these courses concurrently is manageable for students willing to put in the effort.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of calculus concepts, specifically Calculus III.
- Familiarity with physics principles, particularly Electricity and Magnetism.
- Basic knowledge of digital logic design.
- Foundational skills in circuit analysis techniques.
- Research effective time management strategies for handling multiple courses.
- Explore resources for mastering Electricity and Magnetism concepts.
- Investigate study techniques specifically for digital logic and circuit analysis.
- Review engineering versus pure mathematics approaches in Calculus III.
Students transitioning to a new school, particularly those enrolled in engineering programs, and anyone seeking to balance multiple rigorous courses effectively.