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HEY...so here I go!
Abstract: To determine the level of independence between an introductory solid state course to an introductory quantum mechanics course.
The deal is I’m going in my third year of a Bsc with honours (yes Canada lol) and specialization in Physics-Mathematics and I’m cornered in a tight spot, next semester I need to take Intro. To QM, Thermodynamics, theoretical physics and an introduction to numerical methods, but if I also take intro to solid state I save myself from taking an additional semester to my total program. So will it hamper my learning experience if I attempt to take both intro. to QM and SS at the same time? My current knowledge is QM is purely introductory at this point, mostly gained during modern physics. I just want to be able to extrapolate the most I can from SS without the fact that I might be missing some key points from QM for the majority of the course.
Let’s discuss the similarities of introductory courses in solid state and quantum mechanics.
Help inform me on their union and interception so I can make an educated decision!
Thanks
Abstract: To determine the level of independence between an introductory solid state course to an introductory quantum mechanics course.
The deal is I’m going in my third year of a Bsc with honours (yes Canada lol) and specialization in Physics-Mathematics and I’m cornered in a tight spot, next semester I need to take Intro. To QM, Thermodynamics, theoretical physics and an introduction to numerical methods, but if I also take intro to solid state I save myself from taking an additional semester to my total program. So will it hamper my learning experience if I attempt to take both intro. to QM and SS at the same time? My current knowledge is QM is purely introductory at this point, mostly gained during modern physics. I just want to be able to extrapolate the most I can from SS without the fact that I might be missing some key points from QM for the majority of the course.
Let’s discuss the similarities of introductory courses in solid state and quantum mechanics.
Help inform me on their union and interception so I can make an educated decision!
Thanks