Hi so I'm a a business major out of practicality but | really like solving math problems for fun and I'm also really interested in Physics and I wonder if there's a roadmap to get from where I am now to being able to understand computational physics.
For context: I know basic trig but will be getting into calculus 1 soon.
Does anyone know a good hair salon for women here sa pangasinan?
Im planning to get a bixie cut but I dont know anyone who can pull it off.
Question in the title. Wouldve pursued maths but I'm geographically limited. CS seems the only one that's math heavy. But truth is I dont think I'll be extremely good at programming. Took programming classes in hs and got good grades but I'm not sure if I'll love it long term. However I am currently interesed in AI and Machine learning and I know these topics are def more into maths than programming.
Does anyone have other ideas? Tried accounting in my junior and senior years but quickly got bored realizing it was more into laws than maths:/
So I'm from the Philippines and just completed the first course on the Google Data Analytics Certificate with financial aid and received my course certificate(yay). Paid nothing($0) although it did say I have to pay 10% of the course. Still managed to get it for free however.
Applied financial aid for the next 4 courses. I am worried. Would I have to pay the next time? I seriously cannot afford to pay anything more than a dollar per course.
Gonna lock in for a few months before enrolling. Will plan to do like 15 courses in UOPeople tho. Will clear all gen eds and a few core courses
Question in the title. For context: working student po ako and I would like to know kung saan best magenroll if habol ko ang flexible schedule(online class is great w/ me) (def no to weekend scheds (saturday class is a nono) please dont judge po sorry Ik some people focus on the quality of education when choosing a school haha but rn I want to choose my health.
Would love to take BS industrial engineering in asynch