/sci/ - Science & Math

>getting my degree in a couple weeks (industrial engineering)
>good gpa and shit I guess
>only a few teaching assistant positions and a former summer job unrelated to my field during college, nothing extraordinary
but
>I like working in cad, with analytical software/statistical simulations, maybe a sprinkle of product design and management
>not sure where I can do any of those things, or if I need a different degree to do so
>worried that I can't find a job after college

Should I just sign up to be a CAD monkey until I find a more relevant position in my field? I like doing manufacturing engineering but I'm afraid I feel underqualified or mismatched for those positions.

>graduating in industrial engineering with a good gpa, 4 letters of rec, some on campus jobs, etc
>no relevant experience from internships and shit

What do I do? I need experience to get a job so I can get experience to get a job so I can get experience to get a...

>>11380397
>exactly, negative over negative is positive

Just like that, without any help? I wanna call bullshit, ill apply this logic down the road, and the answer will be wrong.

Then how do you solve for b? It says its 9/4

>>9045525

We are maybe the only place in the entire Universe where our natural satellite (the Moon) has the exact same apparent diameter that our Sun.

Really makes you think.

>>8942899

3 years ago, i made the exact same thread, with the exact same picture and the exact same words.

Can you explain it to me ?