Hi guys this semester I am graduating this semester with a math degree and I am for sure taking these four classes:
1. Real Analysis 1
2. Numerical analysis 2 (differential equations/pde's, more advanced methods than numerical methods 1)
3. Electrodynamics (griffiths)
4. Spanish literature (this is a class that I have to take to finish my minor in spanish. It's probably not hard just a pain in the butt due to having to write papers every week which will take away time from math and physics.)
I wanted to ask you all if you think adding General Topology would be too much to handle? What I am most worried about is taking general topology and real analysis at the same time. I am also a TA and in student government, and I do a few hours of undergraduate mathematics research per week. The topology course is probably around the level of Munkres, but would be taught in a Moore-method style and using the professor's notes.
1. Real Analysis 1
2. Numerical analysis 2 (differential equations/pde's, more advanced methods than numerical methods 1)
3. Electrodynamics (griffiths)
4. Spanish literature (this is a class that I have to take to finish my minor in spanish. It's probably not hard just a pain in the butt due to having to write papers every week which will take away time from math and physics.)
I wanted to ask you all if you think adding General Topology would be too much to handle? What I am most worried about is taking general topology and real analysis at the same time. I am also a TA and in student government, and I do a few hours of undergraduate mathematics research per week. The topology course is probably around the level of Munkres, but would be taught in a Moore-method style and using the professor's notes.
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