Differential Equations and Physics 2 at CC over summer?

Colleges and Universities A-Z The University of Texas at Austin
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<p>Has anyone taken either of these courses at a CC? What profs would you recommend? I hear physics 2 is brutal at UT but idk about DQ, is it okay?</p>

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<p>You mean Engineering Physics II?</p>

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<p>yep, got any input on taking these courses at CC over summer vs at UT during the regular term?</p>

<p>I’m in 303k right now and it is okay but i heard 303L is awful so I’m lookin to knock it out at CC</p>

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<p>Classmates have told me that Underwood is good for Physics II. If you don’t mind a 2 hour lecture immediately followed by a 2 hour lab then it’s certainly a viable option.</p>

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<p>Thanks contramundum09.</p>

<p>I looked up underwood on myedu and his grade breakdown averaged…
~20% A
~40% B
~25% C
~17% Withdraw</p>

<p>That doesn’t seem that great IMO, but if that is the best I can expect for PHYS II at UT or Community College then I guess I have no choice. It also didn’t show the data for summer courses, so I wonder what the breakdowns look like for that?</p>

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<p>As far as I know Underwood is the best ACC has to offer regarding Physics II. I can’t, however, comment on any of the UT physics professors.</p>

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<p>Any more input on Diff Eq or PHYS 2 guys?</p>

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<p>bumping…</p>

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<p>Diff Eq i dont think its necessary to take at a cc. however physics two is rough lol</p>

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<p>THanks ohmygosh09.</p>

<p>Why do you say it’s not necessary to take DQ at CC?</p>

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<p>bumping…</p>

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<p>bumping…</p>

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<p>bumping…</p>

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<p>Alot of people (including myself) regard physics 2 more difficult. Calculus is much more straight forward</p>

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<p>Thanks ohmyghosh09. So M427K is basically just another calculus course in terms of difficulty and content?</p>