Classes this semester?
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Classes this semester?
Me: Calc IV, Electronics II, Electronics Lab, and a stupid ass CS class.
You?
You?
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U4EA wrote:What's the stupid ass CS class btw?
Introduction to Algorithmic Problem Solving and Computer Concepts. :lol:
It's requirement for my math degree, and it sucks because I've already taken C++, but it wouldn't meet this req for some reason.
We're using Python, which is new to me, and it's very easy. Oh well, pad the GPA I guess.
Python is fun.Nightshade wrote:Introduction to Algorithmic Problem Solving and Computer Concepts. :lol:
It's requirement for my math degree, and it sucks because I've already taken C++, but it wouldn't meet this req for some reason.
We're using Python, which is new to me, and it's very easy. Oh well, pad the GPA I guess.
Oh, and if I ever got a C++ question, be sure to have me holler you up!
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Marketing, "Economy CS", Macroeconomics I, Microeconomics II, Mathematics II (More differantials and optimization stuff), Statistics I, Law (for Economists), cost calculation
Maybe, just may may maybe, I'll pass cost calculation this semester already. (I signed up for the test without having taken the class yet, because it doesn't influence my average if I fail it.)
Can't be assed to retake math I next semester cause it's so packed already. I'll have plenty of time for that later.
Maybe, just may may maybe, I'll pass cost calculation this semester already. (I signed up for the test without having taken the class yet, because it doesn't influence my average if I fail it.)
Can't be assed to retake math I next semester cause it's so packed already. I'll have plenty of time for that later.
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What degrees are y'all in for BTW?
"Diplom-Ökonom" here, which is roughly equivalent to a business master. (Or 'economy' master to be more exact, cause we learn all the national and international stuff as well.) It's the more 'traditional' name for the same thing.
"Diplom-Ökonom" here, which is roughly equivalent to a business master. (Or 'economy' master to be more exact, cause we learn all the national and international stuff as well.) It's the more 'traditional' name for the same thing.
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Maths, Comp Tech (68k ASM programming), Database Management / Group Skills (shit, I hate working with cunts who do no work :E), Programming (C++), Software Design and Implementation.
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It CAN be, although there is a specific Computer Engineering degree now. Electrical Engineering encompasses a LOT of potential careers. Power systems, comtrol systems, comupter hardware, tons of stuff. I plan on doing a concentration in control systems and becoming a robotics engineer.SplishSplash wrote:So that's like building computer hardware and stuff, right?
I heard Pat Gelsinger (that Intel mastermind guy) studied electrical engineering along with his work for Intel.
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Let me know when you build one of these:Nightshade wrote:becoming a robotics engineer.
I'll be the test driver.
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None right now, but I'll be starting some this coming fall and the next spring (for a PhD in immunology and cancer biology):
- Integrated Topics in Microbiology, Immunology, and Cancer Biology
- Immunity and Immunopathobiology
- Biology of Cancer
- Teaching Practicum
- Laboratory Rotations
- Systems Analysis of Biological Processes
- Ethics, Public Policy, and Careers in Molecular and Cellular Biology
- Thesis research
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I was about to laugh and make jokes about you, but dictionary.com sais you're rightSplishSplash wrote: Is PhD the abbreviation for Doctor of philosophy? I always thought it had something to do with science? What does philosophy have to do with immunology?
Sorry, but this is confusing to me.
But when i scrolled down it also says Americans are funny people:
<b>PhD:</b> an American doctorate usually based on at least 3 years graduate study and a dissertation; the highest degree awarded by a graduate school.