Physics Thoughts on a merged career of IT/physics

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A career merging IT and physics is feasible, particularly in fields like computational science and applied mathematics. Strong IT skills, along with foundational knowledge in physics and mathematics, are essential for success in this area. The integration of computer science with physics can enhance research capabilities, especially in creating simulations. Pursuing basic physics courses alongside a computer science degree is recommended to build a solid foundation. This interdisciplinary approach offers promising opportunities for those interested in both fields.
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I started doing a BSc in Computer Science last year and its great . What I would like to know is if there is a career path for someone who has a keen interest in merging the two fields such as going into research for a physics career path BUT using the knowledge from a IT degree to create the simulations in that effect ?
 
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No matter what fields you do, you should have the foundation. You can apply your CS skills to physics, but learning the baisc physics courses are necessary.
 
One such field is computational science, or applied mathematics. In this field you need strong IT skills, strong math skills and some physics, depending on the specific path. But if you're interested in these three disciplines, then it's an excellent way to go.
 

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