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Daniel Sellers
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I am going to have two slots available this year for electives and I want to use one of them for Astronomy. For the other, I am struggling to decide between Linear Algebra or Computer Science (CIS 210 at my university) which focuses on Python programming.
If I can only choose one, which is more useful for an undergraduate physics student? Both linear algebra and Python can be easily be studied online (I know because I have studied both online) but I've always appreciated the benefits of a structured class over independent study.
Anyone think that one is definitively more useful than the other? At least in a short-term academic context?
If I can only choose one, which is more useful for an undergraduate physics student? Both linear algebra and Python can be easily be studied online (I know because I have studied both online) but I've always appreciated the benefits of a structured class over independent study.
Anyone think that one is definitively more useful than the other? At least in a short-term academic context?