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so here's the thing, i basically have a physics minor and decided to go to applied math grad school since i think it'll open up more options and involves more math and won't involve experiments than engineering. i don't want to do theoretical physics since I'm concerned about job opportunities
so far I've completed, these are all upperdiv:
Real Analysis A
Linear Algebra A
Differential Equations
PDEs
Complex Analysis
Probability Theory A
I need to take:
Math Modeling
Linear and Nonlinear Systems of DEs
Probability Theory B
4 more electives
For the electives, I've considered: Numerical Analysis, Combinatorics, Optimization, Abstract Algebra (I dropped the honors version), Topology, Fourier Analysis, Real Analysis B
which of the classes i need to take should i take asap?
I plan on going into applied linear algebra, DEs, PDEs, fluid mechanics or numerical analysis for applied math grad school, hopefully doing something with applications to physics
so far I've completed, these are all upperdiv:
Real Analysis A
Linear Algebra A
Differential Equations
PDEs
Complex Analysis
Probability Theory A
I need to take:
Math Modeling
Linear and Nonlinear Systems of DEs
Probability Theory B
4 more electives
For the electives, I've considered: Numerical Analysis, Combinatorics, Optimization, Abstract Algebra (I dropped the honors version), Topology, Fourier Analysis, Real Analysis B
which of the classes i need to take should i take asap?
I plan on going into applied linear algebra, DEs, PDEs, fluid mechanics or numerical analysis for applied math grad school, hopefully doing something with applications to physics