/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4565251
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_dilation

If you're a student, you can access all of autocad stuff, though it doesn't have
> Preferably one that can factor in traction and momentum at different angles (and, thus, aero at different angles)
and some other functions you requested, it still might be nice to get a a good 3d model down with it.

>>4565220
>this is what /sci/ actually believes
You know that ~70% of civil engineers taht graduate from MIT don't make it into the field because they're all hired by financial institutes first?

I know one of the guys who designed some of the runways from planes down there out of ice.
Pretty sweet

you'll never shit post enough to be on a tripfag list
/sadfrog

civil engineer, considering we do site remedation constantly + the entire point of engineering is managing resources.
no one degree is that well equipped for ALL

>>4530744
What's the fallacy with the first one (literally all I read)?

>>4530609

over-exaggerating much? if you've only smoke once, it's nearly completely out of your system by now.

>>4530654
Honestly, you're a fool if you on't get a masters for any field of engineering

>>4530619
varies from field to field and by location honestly but what this guy said.
>>4530628
it may not be amazing but its better than everyone else

>>4530602
I normally love threads of people interested in engineering, but don't.
You're just going to drop out unless you're genuinely interested. There's tons of homework and you're going to be annoyed while all of your business major/ philosophy major friends have none.
I'm graduating in about 3 weeks with a civil degree fyi.
Pick your own life, don't let 4chan. Remember, you're asking a most unemployed audience their opinion on employment.

>>4530570
>all around usefulness: mechanical / electrical
also 2 of the most easily out sourced.
If you dont plan on living in a big city, I wouldnt go for either of these.

i really struggled with dimensional analysis

find topics that interest you, start reading, find a forum or someone who knows the material that will piont you in the right direction when you're lost. Side note: regardless of what goes on this board, there are fields of science outisde quantum mechanics

>>4530437
wrong.
>>4530461
*10 m/s
he said if he could run x3 as fast -> he runs 1/3 the speed of the projectile

>>4530434
lol @ formatting, was hoping i could get away without drawing the triangle for you

>>4530411
It's different for every direction

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Assuming the the hypotenuse is the 30m/s and the straight path is 10m/s, its about 20 degrees, takes about 1.77 seconds and meet at ~17 m away.

>>4513414
what the fuck is the deal with the dudes face on the pc?

>>4414502
another way of looking at it if curious OP

>>4408045
As a liberal, you're good at selective data.
Why isn't the graph continued to Obama?
Clinton just happened to be sitting on top during a bubble if you didn't know by the way.

>>4408009
You're simply just misinformed
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7Q8UvJ1wvk
Republicans - consistently higher funding for science related, voted against teaching creationism in class. I'm sure you see the crazy Republicans that are on TV and assume they're all that way.

>>4407943
this
the questions are fucking retarded and half of them are situational.
fuck immigration

>>4404717
"He told the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, that he preferred to call himself an agnostic rather than an atheist"
This article doesn't imply what OP thinks it does however.

>>4404698
> being black does not mean being black causes the intelligence to decrease.
What?