Physics major: which classes should I take for my two related electives?

[mc0210]

Its premature, but I definitely feel more aligned with theoretical physics over experimental. With that said, would math or computer science electives serve me better? I can choose 2 courses. Thanks!

 

[Jorriss]

What other classes will/have you have taken? And what are the options?

 

[mc0210]

Ive only taken MATLAB in the cse branch and id have taken calc 1-4. I think linear algebra is a must, but what do i know. Opinions?

 

[Jorriss]

Ive only taken MATLAB in the cse branch and id have taken calc 1-4. I think linear algebra is a must, but what do i know. Opinions?

What are your options for electives though? Yes, linear algebra is a must for one.

 

[mc0210]

My options are any 2000 level or higher classes in a related field such as chem, cse, materials, etc. And math. I am probably best off just doing another math

 

[Jorriss]

My options are any 2000 level or higher classes in a related field such as chem, cse, materials, etc. And math. I am probably best off just doing another math

I have no idea what a 2000 level course is. Nor do I know what your universities 2000 level courses are.

 

[ZombieFeynman]

My options are any 2000 level or higher classes in a related field such as chem, cse, materials, etc. And math. I am probably best off just doing another math

This is really not helpful. Naming course titles, not numbers, woukd be more helpful.

 

[mc0210]

Right, my bad guys. I gave a poor response because I forgot about linear algebra, so really I only have one course >_< and since I am better at math and I may minor in it, its basically not a question for me. Bad question!