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[QUOTE="Ian Baughman, post: 5488253, member: 554402"] From my limited physics background I so far enjoy thermodynamics and the behavior of particles the most. One of the things that interests me more than anything else is calculating entropy statistical aspect behind it. I really would like to dive further into that idea. I have found that I tend enjoy the derivation of equations and certain laws when we are first introduced to them as well. I may be wrong when saying this but when I have looked into engineering and the curriculum for an engineering degree it seems like it is all about developing an understanding of the topics and then looking at how to apply it versus learning the "why" behind it. This is the part that intrigues me though. I would like to know the inside and out of the material. However, I have not had the opportunity to take an engineering course yet so my ideas may be incorrect. [/QUOTE]
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