Yes you are Steve.
Oh, did i mention i'm going to call you Steve now? Because i am.
Edited, Jun 25th 2010 12:13am by ThePsychoticOne
What i've been doing the last weekFollow
That's my middle name.
Steve and Charles in a tree, K-I-S-S-I-N-G.
Or something.
Or something.
It's also your first name as far as i'm concerned.
Kirby the Eccentric wrote:
Steve and Charles in a tree, K-I-S-S-I-N-G.
Or something.
Or something.
No, I mean in a tree. Ask TLW how that's possible.
Edited, Jun 24th 2010 10:19pm by Kirby
Edited, Jun 24th 2010 10:19pm by Kirby
Oh, i see.
I find your understanding improbable.
But not impossible.
True, or I would have said otherwise.
I thought so.
On a side note, Devry is a good choice, if you know what you want to do. Yeah, most of their credits aren't transferable, but it's the fastest way to get into a good skilled job.
Yeah, i really love having trimesters, so it only takes ~3 years to get a bachelor's degree. It's also nice that they help people find jobs after they graduate (something liek 90%+ of graduates get a job in their field within 6 months, which is kind of awesome). And splitting semesters into two halves, so you only need to take 1-3 classes at a time is fucking awesome.
I don't know if it's the best school ever, but it seems like a logical choice in this economy.
Edited, Jun 25th 2010 12:29am by ThePsychoticOne
I don't know if it's the best school ever, but it seems like a logical choice in this economy.
Edited, Jun 25th 2010 12:29am by ThePsychoticOne
I don't know if it's the best school ever, either, but it's great if you know what you want to do, and they offer it.
That's pretty much what i thought.
Is 'electronics engineering' any different from 'electrical engineering'?
No, I'm not being semantically douchy. Is there a difference? Is one like for chipsets, and the other for factories and big buildings?
No, I'm not being semantically douchy. Is there a difference? Is one like for chipsets, and the other for factories and big buildings?
Lubriderm the Hand wrote:
Is 'electronics engineering' any different from 'electrical engineering'?
No, I'm not being semantically douchy. Is there a difference? Is one like for chipsets, and the other for factories and big buildings?
No, I'm not being semantically douchy. Is there a difference? Is one like for chipsets, and the other for factories and big buildings?
Well, you have a great analytical mind, so any job that involves trouble shooting your own work or the work of others would be great for you. So EE, eE, CS, etc, will probably do you well.
So i've heard, literally over 9000 times.
ThePsychoticOne the Prohpet wrote:
Lubriderm the Hand wrote:
Is 'electronics engineering' any different from 'electrical engineering'?
No, I'm not being semantically douchy. Is there a difference? Is one like for chipsets, and the other for factories and big buildings?
No, I'm not being semantically douchy. Is there a difference? Is one like for chipsets, and the other for factories and big buildings?
Don't always chase the money. If you can get by doing what you love, you will never work a day in your life.
lolyou steve.
Well if I hadn't been working on this degree for so long that I have to finish it, I totally would change and do education. I think I could be an awesome high school Calculus and Physics teacher.
But whatever, I'll just do this engineering ****.
But whatever, I'll just do this engineering ****.
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