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A short description on these university courses please.?

| August 5, 2024 | 1 Comment

Question by jMd…: A small description on these university courses please.?
For my degree my advisor says I need to complete one of these courses; Physics, Astronomy, or Chemistry.
Neither sounds particularly appealing to me, as Mathmatics is not my strong top, but I have to take one. Can you (if you know & have taken these classes) give me a small description of each, a pro and con of each, and perhaps some hints on how to successfully complete it?
As far as any science disipline, I have taken Bio I & II, & Oceanography & did honestly well in each. These are all 3000 & 4000 upper level courses.

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Answer by Thomas M
It would depend on the fastidious course you take. If it is an introductory course, then the astronomy class would have the least mathematics. Physics is basically applied mathematics; physics for science or engineering students generally require calculus as a prerequisite or may be taken simultaneously. Chemistry requires strong algebra skills.

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  1. Alex says:

    do not take physics, math intensive. Probably take astronomy, just try out to make sure it isn’t a real intense upper-level astronomy course then physics and math comes right back. Otherwise, chemistry can be hard depending on the college but doesn’t go beyond algebra as far as math is concerned.

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