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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Physics majors. It’s like engineering and CS on steroids. Extremely employable because involves a lot of higher order math. All physics majors can do engineering and CS, but the opposite is not true. However, physics is a difficult major and not for everyone. A lot of the underpinnings of AI math comes from theoretical physics.[/quote] You are attaching a Physics degree to engineering and CS. A Physics major on it's own? Not many prospects unless you want to teach in high school.[/quote] This. We know a Physics major from an elite school that was struggling to get a job. He stayed an extra semester to do courses that qualified him as a CS minor which eventually got him a great job. PP's thoughts about Physics is correct but unfortunately does not translate to jobs. [/quote] My friend got a physics undergrad from Cal.. then went on to get a masters in engineering.. then got a job in CS.[/quote]
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