How do I go about learning biology, chem, physics, math, etc. to make very accurate simulations?
I'm a math undergrad and I'm pretty interested in simulations.
I need help about learning the science required to make good simulations.
I'm currently doing LA and E diffys plus a general physics class I think it's called mechanics or something.
Pic related is my java code that I just started today. I've never used java before, or coded ever, but I'd like to make really good simulations.
I've always liked physics, bio, and chem but I feel like they aren't classes made for a mathematical (read as autistic) mind like mine. So how do I get RIGHT into the core physics and math about these sciences?
Current simple goal is to make a permutation and elimination population using DNA mathematical structures. Basically it will act abstractly to how DNA acts until I know the finer functions which occur within DNA. It's my first attempt (don't hate bros)
But my end goal probably after a few years, I want to simulate microorganisms like viruses and bacteria.