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Biophysics or computer science?

  • 20-09-2004 7:29pm
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    tribulus
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    Which is the easisest to pass? i'm 1st science student in UCD . Biophysics is supposed to be good but i never did physics in school+i'm not great at maths so would computer science be the better option.

    i have to decide by friday-help!


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  • #2
    rainbow kirby
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    Computer science, probably. I did both experimental physics and computer science in 1st year and did better in CS with not as much studying. Just make sure you go to the programming practicals.


  • #3
    Syth
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    tribulus wrote:
    Which is the easisest to pass? i'm 1st science student in UCD . Biophysics is supposed to be good but i never did physics in school+i'm not great at maths so would computer science be the better option.

    i have to decide by friday-help!
    Just remember that biophysics is a new course, however computer science is bajillions of years old, so you'd be easily be able to get grinds in it.

    However computer science is easy, so do that.


  • #4
    tribulus
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    Computer science it is so. Just registered online there. Finally blackboard might actually let me login! :p

    PS anyone selling a copy of 'introduction to java programming' ?!


  • #5
    OfflerCrocGod
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    tribulus wrote:
    PS anyone selling a copy of 'introduction to java programming' ?!
    Are they still using that book :eek: ? Wow the only book in 4 years in UCD that I actually bought :) - na I'm not prepared to let go of it because it's my only text resource on Java....I've never really had any use for it though :confused:


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