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"The Pleasure of Finding Things Out" is an amazing le. So well put.
That cartoon is bad ass.
"The Pleasure of Finding Things Out" is an amazing le. So well put.
I got pi = 0.0135 meter^3 per gallon. I don't care; I'm still going to use 22/7.
Your kung-fu is better than mine sir.
Rocks are hard.... so shouldn't Geology be somewhere?
Ooops, apparently not that strong since I forgot to convert gallons to cubic meters. Our Prius must be improving already, since it comes out to pi = 3.57.
Your kung-fu is better than mine sir.
IT/security can be a bit of a pain in the ass, when you get to the "Engineering a network from the ground up" level.
I know you're joking, but geology is so ing easy. When you get into advanced classes it becomes hard to fail for one simple reason: as long as you provide a reasonable explanation, nobody can tell you that you're wrong.
imo do at arts degree and be part of the 99% hahahahah bunch of hippies
Electrical engineering and Physics are the hardest no contest. My undergrad degree in Biomedical Engineering was tough but not the toughest
Electrical engineering and Physics are the hardest no contest. My undergrad degree in Biomedical Engineering was tough but not the toughest
For engineering disciplines...consensus is that electrical is the hardest ?
Aerospace is 3x harder than electrical. Also heard chemical is harder
Electrical engineering had it's hard classes.
A friend is in the UT Aerospace engineering program, it's pretty tough as well. He's a sharp dude but he says it's a full time job.
But "harder" is subjective in terms of difficulty. What some might not grasp easily, some will waltz right through.
Physics was not hard for me, it makes sense. Math makes sense if you understand the relationships between numbers and physics. Each is easier if you understand the other.
Memorizing things is hard, but understanding things is easy because it either happens or it doesn't.
It's hard trying to have a conversation with someone who doesn't know or understand physics however. It's a constant teaching session and strange looks.
Yes,
Physics and Chem = Easy imo.
English and syntax? Stay away.
It's interesting because every time I'm asked what I do for a living, I prepare to be tuned out within 5-10 seconds. I've noticed my explanations becoming more abbreviated with each passing year.
Now I just usually say " I work in Radiology and Radiation Oncology."
Like on WOAI?
Had an aero buddy tell me that the hardest part about aero wasn't the material you were learning, it was the department trying to weed people out due to the large number of students wanting to major in that field. Granted he was scary smart so I'm sure the material wasn't all that hard for him.......
I'm not sure who you're confusing me with, but I'm not married to a dentist. My husband spent 20 years in the Army & retired. Now he is a project manager.MILF!!!! not everyone is maarried to a dentist and can call it in retired
masters etc is bull if ur thinking of moving in the next tier of salary, when everyone has the same thinking of advancing you be competing with alot of applicants with limited jobs in that pay bracket...
its the same with accounting...get ur bachelors and if ur not successful gettin a good position in a big bank or hedge fund company....then ur stuck with the paper pushing entry role jobs that dont even need any degree but basic trainning...hence when u get ur CPA, you be like the other idiots who ur trying to compete with for that job, theres a reason why pay scales for accounting has gone down...oversupply of applicants and limited jobs, allows the employer to pushed down salary expectations and students will lower their demands and get any job possible...hence you hire monkeys you get monkeys
i think i shouldve done commerce/economics...fkn
hey milf you forgot one thing about pharmacy, that market has slowly declining with the big supermarket chains having their own pharmacy chains and paying all for pharmacy jobs....unless you own ur own pharmacy where there is not a supermarket chain next to it that offers the same service, then you be making money....other then that ive seen many supermarket chains are taking out the local small business pharmacy stores....
Wow, has the 9-11 aftermath made aerospace the new computer science?
I don't even go into it. I just say I am in engineer. It's too hard to explain wearing the headset AND taking drivethru orders at the same time. They wouldn't understand.
uh huh...(nodding)...that's interesting...
engineering major!
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