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Grad Solid State

Grad E&M II

The rest of the time is spent in lab... :)
 
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PHYS 5D Heat, Thermodynamics, and Kinetics
Math 23B Multivariable Calc
Math 21 linear algebra
Phys 101A Modern Physics

2nd year at UCSC
 
-Chemistry I with lab
-Physics I (Calc) with lab
-Calculus I
-Calculus II
-Anthropology of Law
-German III

Seemingly so simple, yet so mind-meltingly intense after a four year sabbatical from mathematics. Godspeed to all of you who's underwater basketweaving class is more difficult than the sum of my entire schedule. ^_-
 
Starting my first semester at Cal Poly SLO after transferring from San Diego City College:

Math 202: Orientation to Mathematics Major

Math 248: Methods of Proof

Math 336: Combinatorial Mathematics

Math 370: Putnam Exam Seminar

Math 244: Linear Analysis 1
 
Finally decided on my masters. I'm starting Nuclear physics next week!

Mathematical methods in physics I
Statistical mechanics at equilibrium
Ionizing radiation and artificial radioactivity
Advanced experimental methods in physics (visits at CERN and other institutes)
Symmetries in quantum mechanics (Sakurai!)
Project physics (two projects this semester, one big project next semester)
 
In order of difficulty:

Logic (In the philosophy department)
Algebra I (Introduction to Algebra)
Complex Analysis I (Introduction to Complex Analysis)
Real Variables I (Graduate Real Analysis)
Differential Geometry I (Graduate course)

If only I could take another class without going over the credit limit...
 
eXorikos said:
Finally decided on my masters. I'm starting Nuclear physics next week!

Mathematical methods in physics I
Statistical mechanics at equilibrium
Ionizing radiation and artificial radioactivity
Advanced experimental methods in physics (visits at CERN and other institutes)
Symmetries in quantum mechanics (Sakurai!)
Project physics (two projects this semester, one big project next semester)

Where are you pursuing your masters?
 
At K.U. Leuven (Catholic University of Leuven) in Belgium. :) Why?