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Hi all! this is my first hour on Physics forums!
so my question is, which of the 3 named fields (cs, ee, phys) are more active in quantum computation/information?
I am a double majored ee/phys and I've passed some cs courses. as far as I see, any quantum lab will contain researches from all these fields.I love all of them. and I know chosen one, I can still study from the others and compensate what I really looked for.
so generally which will have better future? is developing faster? is better for admission.
by the way can I be admitted for cs program, when I haven't majored in it?
thanx for the taking the time to read this( and if possible replying) :D
so my question is, which of the 3 named fields (cs, ee, phys) are more active in quantum computation/information?
I am a double majored ee/phys and I've passed some cs courses. as far as I see, any quantum lab will contain researches from all these fields.I love all of them. and I know chosen one, I can still study from the others and compensate what I really looked for.
so generally which will have better future? is developing faster? is better for admission.
by the way can I be admitted for cs program, when I haven't majored in it?
thanx for the taking the time to read this( and if possible replying) :D