/sci/ - Science & Math

the structure of an exam (the type of questions) was always the same for years. last semester it got changed a bit and the failure rate went from like 30% to 60% but the average grade only went down a tiny bit.


how can this be interpreted ?

is it easier for an electrical engineer to work as a mech engineer or the other way around?

EE student in fourth semester here

I have good grades but no fucking idea what Im doing

will my future work colleges figure out?

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the universe can exist infinitively long because then it would be infinitively improbable that we live RIGHT NOW , only 14 billion years after the big bang

"There is no doubt that some plant food, such as oatmeal, is more economical than meat, and superior to it in regard to both mechanical and mental performance. Such food, moreover, taxes our digestive organs decidedly less, and, in making us more contented and sociable, produces an amount of good difficult to estimate."

- Nikola Tesla, Australian genius and inventor

I'm studying EE and i feel like everything I learn is only an approximation. what if you have to get super precise as an engineer?

do you get help from physicist and mathematicians?

So, can Tesla's inventions really work?
Did he actually create a system of free,or very cheap, electric energy? If so, what can be done to re-create such a system?
the effects would be great! no more extraction of minerals in third-world,less polllution, less cost, so on.
tell me what you think

what does the work day of an electrical engineer look like if youre not in research?

what are some problems they have to solve?

do you actually have to calculate stuff by hand or just type numbers into a program ?

was this guy actually smart?