University physics program only requires up to Original Differential Equations

willthis1work
Sat, 11 Oct 2014 06:00:20 +0000

lol oops that’s what I meant to put. Sometimes when I’m typing stuff up my brain just goes into autopilot and I’ll write some nonsense. Anyways, thanks for the clarification. I was just alarmed by this because I know higher level physics require a wide variety of math, such as partial differential equations, differential geometry, and even topology in some cases. I’m mostly interested in the theoretical side of physics, so that’s why this kinda caught me off guard. I like doing math, so I’m most likely going to be taking a bunch of courses that really aren’t that useful to physics anyways. I was worried though that this was somehow indicative of how good the school’s program is.