Hello everyone,
I'm currently a rising junior, and am interested in transitioning to a computational materials science group. I was wondering for the computational sciences, which programming course would be the most useful? (Specifically, I want to get familiar/comfortable with the Python language and some data structures concepts).
I'm currently signed up for CS 61A, but am signed up with three other technicals along with it. I have prior programming experience with E7 and some numerical analysis experience in some engineering courses, but I still think it might be a little too ambitious for me to take three other technicals along with 61A. Should I probably take 61A next semester? Or try the self paced CS 9 course?