physics

[desdes]

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Can anyone tell me what type of class is needed

 

[Pons Asinorum]

Your course catalog for physics should have a freshman, 100-level course called something like General Physics I and General Physics II. It does NOT have to be calculus-based to count. If you have further questions, post some course names/descriptions from your schools catalog and we can help whittle it down for you.

 

[desdes]

thank you I will post them

 

[deleted357625]

Your course catalog for physics should have a freshman, 100-level course called something like General Physics I and General Physics II. It does NOT have to be calculus-based to count. If you have further questions, post some course names/descriptions from your schools catalog and we can help whittle it down for you.

wow i have to change my avatar..

 

[MeowMeowCAT]

Are the phyiscs required for the pre_____ usually are the ones that are calc-based? Seems like other majors like engineering, physics, etc. take some different one.

Is bigger number an identification of a class being "higher/smarter"?

 

[xnfs93hy]

Unless you're an engineering major (or something of the like), save yourself and take algebra-based Physics I and II.

 

[Pons Asinorum]

wow i have to change my avatar..

I changed mine. Torr was moaning about yours, had to borrow it temporarily. Gracias 😉

 

[deleted357625]

I changed mine. Torr was moaning about yours, had to borrow it temporarily. Gracias 😉

gotcha ha