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m00npirate
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I want to take a statistical physics class next semester which requires that I take ODE first, and recommends that I have taken linear algebra as well.
Since I will not be able to take ODE until 2 semesters from now, due to the physics-major version only being offered in the spring (i realize now I should have taken it THIS semester, but its a bit late!) would it be inadvisable to try to learn ODE over the summer and take this statistical mechanics class next semester? I would just wait until next year (3 semesters) to take this, but because I am a math/physics double major, I have many classes that I need to take then as well, and it would make my schedule work out much more nicely.
I am, however, taking linear algebra next semester.
The other alternative is to take intro Algebra next semester instead.
Your feedback is appreciated!
Since I will not be able to take ODE until 2 semesters from now, due to the physics-major version only being offered in the spring (i realize now I should have taken it THIS semester, but its a bit late!) would it be inadvisable to try to learn ODE over the summer and take this statistical mechanics class next semester? I would just wait until next year (3 semesters) to take this, but because I am a math/physics double major, I have many classes that I need to take then as well, and it would make my schedule work out much more nicely.
I am, however, taking linear algebra next semester.
The other alternative is to take intro Algebra next semester instead.
Your feedback is appreciated!