What are the chances of you as an individual passing physics, chemistry and engineering if you're good at mathematics and economics but not programming and biology?
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Math has LOTS to do with science mostly depending on what kind of science strand you are working on...shoot me an email!
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To do physics or engineering you will need to brush up on your programming skills. Physicists write code all of the time to run simulations or experiments. Many types of engineering (Electrical, Computer, Mechatronics, to name a few) are going to require you to have a good knowledge of computer science.
However that said, programming is not really all that difficult to learn if you apply yourself. A solid foundation in Math will get you far in science and engineering but you need more than just math skills to succeed.
However that said, programming is not really all that difficult to learn if you apply yourself. A solid foundation in Math will get you far in science and engineering but you need more than just math skills to succeed.
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You need to know programming to major in any field in college anymore. That's ok though, because you'll have to take basic programming in college. I didn't have to take any biology for my degree in Aerospace Engineering.