1. Nov 25, 2011 #1

   QM_0

   

   Just trying to learn modern physics.
   Currently studying (Classical Mechanics, John. R. Taylor).
   
   What else should I try studying?
   
   My goal is specialize in either Particle physics, Cosmology or Quantum Mechanics and Quantum Computation.

    

   QM_0, Nov 25, 2011
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3. Nov 25, 2011 #2

   nucl34rgg

   

   I'm a senior undergrad. When I finish, I will have been exposed to E&M, QM, Classical, Circuit Analysis, Stat Mech, a survey of modern physics, and a year of upper division lab. I think every undergrad is required to have E&M, QM, Classical Mechanics, and Stat Mech. Some of the more rigorous schools have serious introductory classes on atomic and nuclear physics, particle physics, and relativity for undergraduates.

    

   nucl34rgg, Nov 25, 2011

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