Can I double major in computer science and astrophysics?
There are no special jobs for an undergrad with a double major in CS and astrophysics. There are jobs that require some expertise in both, but precious few, and it’s likely that someone who gets one will have an advanced degree in one.
Does UC Berkeley allow double majors?
To be eligible to declare a double major, you must have: Completed at least one semester at UC Berkeley (unless you are a transfer student that must declare a capped major in your first semester) Applications for double majors and simultaneous degrees must be submitted by the appropriate deadlines.
Is computer science needed for astrophysics?
Astrophysics employ laws of physics and chemistry in astronomy and has nothing to do specifically with Computer Science. Astrophysics employ laws of physics and chemistry in astronomy and has nothing to do specifically with Computer Science.
What are the hardest majors to get into at UC Berkeley?
Engineering Double Majors.
What is a double major at UC Berkeley?
A double major refers to the declaration of two majors in the College of Letters & Science. A simultaneous degree refers to the declaration of two majors in different colleges at UC Berkeley. Double Majors: Petitions must be submitted prior to the first day of classes in the term in which you intend to graduate.
Does UC Berkeley have an astronomy major?
UC Berkeley’s Fall 2021 Plans for Instruction Announced. The Department of Astronomy offers an undergraduate major and minor in Astrophysics. This program prepares students for astrophysics graduate work or other advanced degrees in related science and engineering fields.
Where can I find resources about astrophysics at UC Berkeley?
Amber Banayat, the Department of Astronomy’s Undergraduate Adviser, is available to answer your questions about the Astrophysics major and other Undergraduate matters. Other resources include: piazza.com/berkeley/other/astro101
What are the prerequisites for a double major in astronomy?
Astro 7A and 7B are recommended prerequisites for all upper-division courses. The 30 unit requirement (or 24 units for double majors with another major) is the sum of astronomy upper division courses and the electives. Lower-divison prerequisites must be satisfied (please see list on our Declaring the Major page) with a minimum GPA of 2.0.