Major in STEM brehs...

[Renkz]

Anybody have some helpful resources for java


Not tryna end up like this one kid who just told me he switched his major to journalism


Edit: COMPUTER ENGINEERING Binary as well please

fukking K Maps and NOR gates n Half Adders

I have an ebook that covers that knaugh maps, and the adders. It helped me a bit, but I was totally lost till I crammed for the test
Matter of fact I still have all the hw, solutions and test from that class, so let me know if you want em
That intro programming with java made me only switch to an it degree by the 2nd test, I pulled it off somehow

Spoiler: ebook

 

[DamienWayne]

Had a friend that majored in psychology , currently getting a phd in neuroscience looking at 100k when he finishes up

 

[patscorpio]

How is this thread not plat!?

Because it's not a brain drain or a negative thread..just cats spitting the real

 

[patscorpio]

You have a story to drop breh?

 

[staticshock]

microbiology

What are your plans to do with that degree?
It sounds interesting.



How do you brehs feel about getting a BS in biochem/biotech and going doing engineering for grad school? Would that be smart?

 

[Apollo Creed]

What are your plans to do with that degree?
It sounds interesting.



How do you brehs feel about getting a BS in biochem/biotech and going doing engineering for grad school? Would that be smart?

what is your end goal

 

[staticshock]

what is your end goal

Since it looks like I wont be able to do civil engineering, Ill either stay in the education field and teach science or apply for dental or optometry school

 

[Numpsay]

I'm in my junior year of a Computer Engineering degree and I have had that look in multiple classes.

Mutha fukking Physics I and II.

They told me that shyt would just be inputting numbers into formulas. They lied.

My only C's

Ordinary Differential Equations had me
Cal III


I still have to take Linear Algebra and Discrete Mathematics

I'm done with sciences though.

 

[yyy]

Talk about a blast from the past, I've watched multiple videos from the first guy. Youtube has gotten me through so much it's crazy. UC Irvine has entire science classes online, so I'd literally go to my lecture, go to library and then watch that in 1.5x speed. I still use youtube a lot not now. We have so many professors who have PhD's but can't teach. But nothing is better than being in a STEM class with a great teacher. All you have to do is go and listen. My orgo professor was like that. She had everything down to a science. Which boards she would use for which reactions. How she wrote her exams. Her problem sets. It was something to behold.

 

[Mr Hate Coffee]

I went to Georgia Tech, a top engineering school. I always tell people I went from the smartest kid in my high school to being the dumbest person in a 60 man classroom. Even after I graduated I used to have nightmares that I got a call and found out I was a few credits short and had to go back.

I cheated like hell in any class i didnt see being valuable to my career

That was part of the lesson you were supposed to learn.

 

[Llcoolbay]

I was talking with this one older black guy at my job and we were talking about how you could go on a any floor and there would like only 1 black software engineer.




Hopefully that starts to change

 

[MollyGalaga]

I have an ebook that covers that knaugh maps, and the adders. It helped me a bit, but I was totally lost till I crammed for the test
Matter of fact I still have all the hw, solutions and test from that class, so let me know if you want em
That intro programming with java made me only switch to an it degree by the 2nd test, I pulled it off somehow

Spoiler: ebook

wheewww can i get that fam please and thank you

test thursday and i need to start getting ready asap

 

[Renkz]

wheewww can i get that fam please and thank you

test thursday and i need to start getting ready asap

I put all the hw/test/final/solutions in the zip.

Test A contains the test solutions for my class that semester
Test B contains the test solutions previous semester
Test C contains 2 practice test with solutions to both

Hope it helps breh

Spoiler: Link

 

[skokiaan]

What are your plans to do with that degree?
It sounds interesting.



How do you brehs feel about getting a BS in biochem/biotech and going doing engineering for grad school? Would that be smart?

you can do anything you want with a scientific degree, for me after i graduated i didnt want to be in the laboratory so i took a break and worked in mental health as a project coordinator. during the same period i managed to get an MSc public health so next stop for me is UN/WHO/UNICEF/psychiatric epidemiology/epidemiology/public health research/clinical research/ whoever gives me an offer i cant refuse.

 

[Idaeo]

Naw he works for a defense contractor as a design engineer.

When I say DoD I am referring to defense contractors.

As for government gigs I meet 2 folks with physic degrees that work for the department of energy.

DoD is a government job...federal employee. Govt DoD contractors (Lockheed, Northrop Grumman, Raytheon, etc) are private industry.

DoD is more stable, better benefits, less pay.
Contractors is less stable, more pay.