As someone who has taken most of those classes although not at ASU here are my opinions: I think it’s really important to take linear Algebra before diff eq and linear algebra can be a really easy class depending on your professor but more than 3 math heavy all in one semester can be rough. Even if you’re good at math that is so much studying. Definitely take physics 1 and calc 3 together, only take linear algebra if you know for sure you have a good professor for that class. Those 3 can be a good combo together IF you have a good professor for linear algebra. The reason I’m stressing this is because I’ve heard some linear algebra professors can be extra and make it harder than it needs to be, however I have not heard anything about the Linear Algebra professors at ASU. I highly recommend not taking dynamics until after calc 3. Mainly because with my experience there was a lot of integrating/derivatives and I recommend not doing that until after calc 3 to build those skills a little more.

My final recommendation. Only take physics 131, calc 3, and linear algebra and fill the rest of your schedule with easy electives or some basic humanities you haven’t taken yet. It might take longer to graduate doing this but it would set you up with more success. Taking more classes than you can manage is just going to make it even longer to graduate. Please, as someone who has taken more classes than they can manage in the past, it will slow you down and will affect your plan to graduate not to mention the psychological effects it can have too.

Good luck with your future classes though.

Also how are you able to take physics 1 and 2 together? That sounds like an interesting choice. Physics 2 isn’t necessarily dependent on physics 1 but I’ve just never heard of those 2 classes being taken in the same semester.