To study quantum mechanics, astrophysics, gravitation, and relativity, foundational knowledge in classical mechanics, electricity and magnetism, and thermodynamics is essential. While some universities may offer introductory courses without these prerequisites, a solid understanding of these core physics concepts significantly enhances comprehension of advanced topics. Students should prioritize mastering these areas to ensure a robust grasp of complex theories in physics.
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Yes, for some universities/collages some offer a course without.Gurasees said:Do i need to go through classical mechanics, electricity and magnetism, thermodynamics and some other physics courses to start studying topics like quantum mechanics, astrophysics, gravitation and relativity?