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Re:In 1870, Lord Rayleigh used oil and water to calculate th... by knodi123 on Tuesday September 24, 2024 @11:49AM (#41637859)
you only had to take one physics class, and it was quantum electrodynamics??? That sounds to me as if someone said "The only math class I've taken was differential equations."
Re:In 1870, Lord Rayleigh used oil and water to calculate th... by stevenwoo on Friday October 04, 2024 @10:35AM (#41741863)
I think I placed out of the physics prerequisites (everyone was expected to have some physics in high school and we went over that and more in a mechanical engineering statics/dynamics/fluids class we all took at the same time) and QED was a standard first semester sophomore year class in the electrical engineering curriculum, the professor made it a lot of fun though every class I remember him deriving equations for thirty minutes on the overhead projector as he explained things, and it was the largest class I had with fellow electrical engineering majors, there was an advanced calculus/diff eq class and linear algebra class during our freshman year.