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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sanzilla jackcat" data-source="post: 24251910" data-attributes="member: 131221">Hi I'm currently studying in the physics department.You may don't know but physics and chemistry people do depend on mathlab.And it's heavily used in Sri Lanka.If you ever got a chance to visit <a href="http://nifs.ac.lk/" target="_blank">http://nifs.ac.lk/</a> you may see the reality.Most of the engineers don't use but researchers who involved actual algorithm design use it for early prototyping. My dream is to be a RFIC designer ( currently working as a firmware engineer but I hate engineering), and that subject is totally full with math and mathlab. Today modern physics is called computational physics. where a computer is involved in the process. You won't be able to design a simple nand gate if you don't know the basics of computational electro-magnetism.Trust me it's real R&D and it will take time , more time. But unlike an engineering job, it's won't be boring, you are dealing with cutting edge and bleeding edge problems. And everyday would be a new day.</blockquote>

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