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a year ago
Bifocal science includes computer Science and general science, where there are no technical subjects. A bifocal student in Science takes up conventional courses such as physics, chemistry, mathematics, English, and one bifocal subject (Computer Science). Computer Science and Electronics are Bifocal
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2 years ago
However, the term "bifocal" generally refers to something that has two distinct and separate parts or focuses. In the context of Science, this could potentially refer to interdisciplinary fields of study that combine two separate areas of research, such as Biology and computer Science or Physics and
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8 years ago
Bifocal science includes computer science and general science is where there are no technical subjects. If you are applying to studying these subjects you should know the differences that there are between them. If you are interested in computers and therefore want to study computing you will need t
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8 years ago
It means bifocal science is good if I am interested in computers.
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