Any Engineering Brehs?

[Jesus]

My job was offering 10K a year for up to 5 years for a MBA or Science/Engineering degree...I was leaning more towards Engineering. Moreso systems or electrical....any suggestions for good online programs?

 

[Adidacs]

boring as fukk imo unless architecture/industrial design

i'd go science, or something like biomedical engineering, best of both worlds

 

[ignorethis]

Currently in school for computer/electrical engineering, fearing the upcoming math courses

 

[Serious]

Currently in school for computer/electrical engineering, fearing the upcoming math courses

Op is a math graduate.

 

[ignorethis]

Op is a math graduate.

Damn he should be good then

 

[Jesus]

Right now I'm looking at Penn State programs...

 

[phobos:\\]

EE can lead into biomedical engineering. I don't think its a good idea to take EE courses online (if they even exist). One reason is, labs. The EE courses I took were heavily lab focused. Building various circuits and utilizing software such as labview and hardware like oscilloscopes to interpret data.

You should definitely check into taking your courses at a local college.

 

[mamba]

Corporate engineering can be boring as hell. But, if you just want to make good money, that's the way to go.

If you really want to be on the cutting edge in terms of innovation, I'd stick with university research labs, etc. But, the pay is lower.

You're not really going to get the combination of high pay + innovation unless you land a gig in one of the innovation labs at Apple, Google, Microsoft, Intel, etc.

Those jobs are typically reserved for PhD-level brehs.

 

[phobos:\\]

If you have a math background, I'd go the MBA route. Good money in being a quant.

 

[Kyle C. Barker]

EE can lead into biomedical engineering. I don't think its a good idea to take EE courses online (if they even exist). One reason is, labs. The EE courses I took were heavily lab focused. Building various circuits and utilizing software such as labview and hardware like oscilloscopes to interpret data.

You should definitely check into taking your courses at a local college.

This right here. I can't imagine an inline eng degree being accredited by abet.

 

[Jesus]

This right here. I can't imagine an inline eng degree being accredited by abet.

Good look on the ABET accreditation.

 

[Kyle C. Barker]

Good look on the ABET accreditation.

On second thought the fact that you have a degree in math to go along with your masters in electrical engineering would make you an attractive candidate in the job pool.

 

[TRFG]

Does anyone know anything about the Biomedical engineering masters program at NYU? I'm asking for my sister. Also, how is the job market for a black woman going into this field?

She's about to graduate with a degree in biotechnology and doesn't want to go to medical school

 

[Adidacs]

Currently in school for computer/electrical engineering, fearing the upcoming math courses

don't get discouraged and do something you'll regret

 

[ignorethis]

don't get discouraged and do something you'll regret

Lol I won't trust me.
I'm back in school after originally dropping out,
I'm finishing or Imma die trying.