Comp Sci reporting in.I think they're those things that are assigned to variables by the user.

Chemical engineer reporting in.... Don't talk, it makes you sound stupid.

Physics race reporting. What is anything?

I don't remember, all i see are waves and hex now... its bad when you give your number to someone in hex...

Aerospace Engineering race reporting in...

FROM FUCKING SPACE

Can't Electrical and Mechanical Engineers also apply to be an astronaut? They wont be practical in the aerodynamics etc of the ship, but would still be ideal for working on electrical appliances and engines within the ship. (Ship being Spaceship, not a boat)


I hope they can, Im doing Mechanical, and I hope to be able to apply to the ESA (I would do NASA, but you need to be American for that, so I'll have to stick with Europe.)

c'mon that shit ain't rocket science...... wait.

I'm failing Calculus 3(1 and 2 were child's play), and Linear Algebra..

I spend more than 14 hours a week studying for them, each subject...

The teacher is impressed with the 30% (out of 100) test score average in a class of 100 students, and refuses to give a raise...

on the other hand, I'm doing computer science and scored a perfect 100 on all 4 programming courses and Database management..

why do I have to take these math courses? I love programming but they are a huge block for me, I even got a tutor and still managed to fail

It's a pain the ass. I know what you mean.

I am a weak mathematician. It's like the only class I never made an A in after 5th grade.

Compared to most people here, I took some pretty easy courses for college. I signed up for College Algebra in high school, so I wouldn't have to worry about it later. Got a B.

Finished my PreCal with a C.

The cool thing is when I changed my major to Theatre (yeah, I'm not an engineer like most of FJ apparently, but I love the program) I was told I had all the required math courses. I'm pretty happy.

But if worst comes to worst safo, try a different professor for your next semester. If Pre Cal 1 and 2 were easy then you shouldn't be making a bad average. That's just a shitty professor.

just kidding i gave you a thumb

imaginary numbers are your best friend when you're trying to find the square root of those pesky negative numbers

On behalf of all Comp Sci majors, you're welcome.

MAE here. Sorry bud, I could hear you over fluids and thermo. Oh and don't forget most of the basic eaquations EEs use too.

Oh I know. A few EE's here have taken fluids or thermo as electives, and I'm pretty sure they're worse than any EE course.

Hey i was planning on becoming an electrical engineer, but im nervous i wont be able to do it i am just an B average standard student think i can do it :)

I feel you man. EE myself, and I shit myself in joy every time i run into a problem that doesn't involve imaginary numbers.

and if someone gets the answer? we get a cookie?

so no cookies :(

Because I want to make a sentry.

The only problem with that though, is it appears to have some parts of the equation left out. So of course he would get pissed because it is unsolvable.

So he can have a chance on an Asian girl.

now take the d/dx

That's gonna take a shit ton of implicit differentiation.

that's what makes it harder

I've never even had to do implicit with three variables.

to my understanding, that is just about the x in relation to y, exclusively specifying the slope. That just requires a basic understanding of Euclidean math, another thing you can learn in highschool.

I'm in my first semester of Calc

im in my second semester of A2T lol

Do you know what derivatives are? (d/dx)

They're fun (when fun < horrible pain)

i do know what they are but i dont know how to apply them in an equation.