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Yahoo: I agree with you completely. Statics is ridiculously easy.
Dynamics however it definitely a B17ch! I’m taking this class right
now and it is well… terribad!
MasterP, Falcon, and Bawlzrawls: I will remember that acronym now.
Yahoo, I am sadly forced to agree with you. Statics was good, but right now dynamics is probably the hardest class I’ve had to take yet. But, I has an A and only three weeks left. Tho I get a test back tomorrow and that could end up screwing me.
Lol @ clemson they roll statics and dynamics all into one big basic course for ME. I dunno if they do that for you guys but that is one of the major reasons i decided to do the electrical and computer engineering side of engineering.
Yahoo…i concur with you on chemistry. I really see no point in learning that if your not a chemical engineer…I may need to know some of the things that are learned in chemistry…but hey, that’s what they make internet for right? I plan on not remembering much of anything from classes that don’t deal with electrical engineering and if for some reason i run into them on the job…i will just google that SH17
BallzRawlz said:
Yahoo…i concur with you on chemistry. I really see no point in learning that if your not a chemical engineer…I may need to know some of the things that are learned in chemistry…but hey, that’s what they make internet for right? I plan on not remembering much of anything from classes that don’t deal with electrical engineering and if for some reason i run into them on the job…i will just google that SH17Again, EE’s deal with most aspects of science. I’m in a semiconductor physics class now and the chemical makeup of the semiconductor can change many of it’s electrical characteristics.
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