Sciences in College
This is not really c++, but it is related to education so it is related to learning c++. Not really.
College has this really strange system where they hate science, especialy physics and math. To simplify non-sciences majors, I will call them all English majors. All majors have the same number of undergrad requirements. Sciences majors are more focus on sciences classes and English majors are more focus on English(history, phylosophy, etc.) classes. For a science major, they are require to explore bit of English. So they some English classes. However, when English majors explore in to sciences class, they don't take Sciences class. They take the "Easier" Sciences classes. In my school, PHY 7ABC and PHY 9ABCD are the two introductory classes to physics. The 7 series is "easier" than the 9 series. In the school catolog, 9 series is labeled as "physics for physical science and engineering majors."(1) Well, that scare off all English majors. For the English class, I don't see anything that says, for English majors only." Why do college put those labels? I will leave that to you to find out.
College has this really strange system where they hate science, especialy physics and math. To simplify non-sciences majors, I will call them all English majors. All majors have the same number of undergrad requirements. Sciences majors are more focus on sciences classes and English majors are more focus on English(history, phylosophy, etc.) classes. For a science major, they are require to explore bit of English. So they some English classes. However, when English majors explore in to sciences class, they don't take Sciences class. They take the "Easier" Sciences classes. In my school, PHY 7ABC and PHY 9ABCD are the two introductory classes to physics. The 7 series is "easier" than the 9 series. In the school catolog, 9 series is labeled as "physics for physical science and engineering majors."(1) Well, that scare off all English majors. For the English class, I don't see anything that says, for English majors only." Why do college put those labels? I will leave that to you to find out.
