Interactive science tree like in Civilization computer game

[Eldar7]

Have you ever see such interactive science tree in Internet? Or somthing like that. I have found only this, but in it is impossible to click so that would emulate the process of learning, and isn't visible what science should be studied in order to explore new. Or maybe there exist somthing like that? I want to create such science tree of disciplines in my university.

 

[Hygro]

Are you asking for in real life?

 

[ParkCungHee]

I think he's asking for the purposes of real life learning. Like, what should you learn before attempting to learn astrophysics? Well, probably the introductory laws of physics, calculus, etc.

Not a bad project for someone to try and work out.

 

[Eldar7]

I think he's asking for the purposes of real life learning.

Yes, you are right. If you saw such tree somewhere in Internet, please give a link. I wish to see example of ready solution.

 

[Hygro]

I think you're going to have to invent it yourself, Eldar7

 

[Eldar7]

I think you're going to have to invent it yourself, Eldar7

I think, that it will be easier, if some sample will be in front of me I think it should be somewhere the "sciences tree" from civilization, for example.

 

[El_Machinae]

I've often asked this question, specifically regarding which branch of mathematics would be most useful to learn if one is to go into 3D computer programming (which I believe is the future).

For biology, though, I'd recommend statistics in your background. For early physic, calculus is your think, but I often, often, often see linear algebra at the higher levels.

 

[Souron]

You basically need a flow chart tool. Maybe you can adapt Google Docs to your needs.

 

[Hygro]

I haven't thought about this before, I think in part because most courses can be taken totally out of order. My favorite classes were consistently the ones where I was lacking the official prerequisites for, and I did fine...

It seemed more that the more you do, the more they reinforce one another rather than actually build on themselves.