What textbooks Cornell uses for Physics III?

johnny05
Sat, 29 Jun 2013 19:32:53 +0000

You just have to be willing to branch out and willing to keep asking for research. Sometimes it’ll work out, most of the time you’ll probably get denied, but if you keep trying you’ll probably find something that interests you.

Yes 2230 or 2940 satisfies linear algebra requirement, but 2940 keep the engineering option open. Since you changed your mind once, who knows whether or not you’ll change it again. I think the honors analysis I-II sequence is really awesome, so I would take honors analysis I (if you can). I’d take regular waves, if you’re keen on honors analysis, but it’s your choice. Two honors is a lot of work.

You also need to understand there are other graduation requirements. You can’t just bulk up on STEM courses, you also need to fulfill a language requirement (in CAS) among others. Actually you’ll probably encounter more annoying requirements in CAS than engineering. But anyways a writing seminar will also be required.

Linear algebra, waves, honor analysis, writing seminar, and one other class (preferable not STEM) or you could just do QM one if you really want… It’ll be a tough semester. Be prepared to drop either waves or honor analysis. This is all conditional on you passing the multi CASE.