/sci/ - Science & Math

>>7579675
Yeah, you're new.

>>7530670
>electrical engineers have a wider range of skills

I don't see how that could be possible when they don't even take
>Statics
>Dynamics
>Strength of Materials
>Thermodynamics (related to engineering)
>Vibrations
>Fluid Flow
>Heat Transfer
>any sort of materials classes
>any sort of mechanical design

electrical engineers are easily some of the most theoretical engineers, and comparing them to mechanical engineers makes little sense. EEs could get a maths minor if they took even couple more classes in maths, usually. I think that electrical engineers are respectable and very cool, but comparing them to a mechanical engineer is really going to the opposite end of the spectrum.

>>7522725
>mfw omg can't even believe that someone would say such a fuckiNG SICK BURN GET FUCKING REKT CUNT!!!

>>7496595
some of us are in real majors that require calculators on tests to pass.

srsly though, what uni is giving you free calculators? you must be euro

>>7484554
the operators are hard to see?

weird because I have my 36x pro right next to me and it's pretty easy to see the operators. they're all memorized, anyway. that's a bait review, hopefully.