cas for physics major but also want to get minor in applied mathmatics

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Sat, 10 Jul 2010 03:34:23 +0000

2230-2240 is “Theoretical Linear Algebra and (Multivariable) Calculus,” nothing to do with differential equations in particular, just to clarify.

I’d agree if you like physics but don’t like math on its own it’s probably wise to take the engineering math classes, as they focus less on math itself and more on math in the context of being able to apply it to the sciences. Similarly, if you’re more interested in applied math than pure math I’d suggest the engineering ones. Note that what you saw in AP Calc is going to be much more closely in line with the engineering math courses.