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Mr.Ninja
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Hello, I am currently a Jr. in high school and I am very interested in physics and computers. I would like to get a Ph.D. in physics (with emphasis of quantum mechanics or particle physics). For a career I would eventually like to build/research dealing with quantum computing, or be a particle physicist.
I was wondering if anybody has actually done a dual major in physics and computer engineering? Do you guys think it is possible to complete a B.S. with these as dual majors in 4 years?
Next year i am going to be enrolled in 2 semesters of college English, and calculus 1&2.
My school is a small school, so I am able to do an independent study physics class where I will be studying modern physics with a graduate modern physics text. Also for computers I have been sort of a computer nerd since I was 15 so I know how to program in many different languages and such (c/c++, java,perl,ect..). So the college homework in the physics in computer programming should be manageable.
I have already taken physics/chemistry and all math classes our school offers.
Thank-you for taking the time to read this post :)
I was wondering if anybody has actually done a dual major in physics and computer engineering? Do you guys think it is possible to complete a B.S. with these as dual majors in 4 years?
Next year i am going to be enrolled in 2 semesters of college English, and calculus 1&2.
My school is a small school, so I am able to do an independent study physics class where I will be studying modern physics with a graduate modern physics text. Also for computers I have been sort of a computer nerd since I was 15 so I know how to program in many different languages and such (c/c++, java,perl,ect..). So the college homework in the physics in computer programming should be manageable.
I have already taken physics/chemistry and all math classes our school offers.
Thank-you for taking the time to read this post :)