Ask HN: Anyone Considering Getting a Math/Phys Msc/PhD
Just curious, anyone working in IT wants to get a higher level Math/Phys education just for fun and understanding the universe when you are older (40+) and have some savings?
My plan is to take a few courses up to a rigorous understanding of general relativity.
Multi variable Analysis + Linear Algera(review)-> Advanced Linear Algebra (graduate level)-> Vector Analysis for Tensor;
Also an optional course for introductory Differential Geometry to give me a different approach to general relativity(usually approaching from tensor).
For physics it's Classic Mechanics-> Electromagnetic -> Relativity (special and general)
My plan is to take a few courses up to a rigorous understanding of general relativity.
Multi variable Analysis + Linear Algera(review)-> Advanced Linear Algebra (graduate level)-> Vector Analysis for Tensor;
Also an optional course for introductory Differential Geometry to give me a different approach to general relativity(usually approaching from tensor).
For physics it's Classic Mechanics-> Electromagnetic -> Relativity (special and general)