/sci/ - Science & Math

so im gonna do a six year dou le degree in electrical engineering and computer science. how do i get a get a job during it and maintain my studies? obviously staying at home for 6 years while studying isnt a good plan

Is it becoming more common for you to have to take 3 years of a foreign language or is it region based? I live in FL and the the Uni I'm transferring to requires 3 years. It was 2 not too long ago. They seriously want you to become fluent in another language now... 2 years of Spanish was enough to get me around, now I'll be completely fluent even though I don't care to be.

I hate it when engineering students refer to themselves as engineers...
Like you don't see med students calling themselves doctors or arts students calling themselves unemployed.

What, in your opinion, is the best engineering field and why?

I want to know which engineering degrees are the worst, and which are the best.
ITT: We rate engineering degrees

Is engineering actually the hardest major? Why?

>>7532500
engineer tribe 10/10 times. the rest of them wouldn't be able to do shit by a large margin.

the engineers would literally have crude buildings with plumbing, lighting, hvac, refrigeration, weaponry, electronics, optimal, safe farming conditions, processing buildings for food and various shit before the other groups had a fucking mud hut with a campfire and pointed sticks

obviously that's an exaggeration, but the engineers would just fucking destroy because they with all of their different specialties would have the knowledge to design and build everything, while each other group would just know why something is and shit that just doesn't matter in a non-very-highly-theoretical R&D environment. fuck, even the engineers would be doing R&D and probably steal some of the people from the other groups to do even better R&D.

within the first day, the engineer tribe would easily have a group of crude, insulated structures thanks to the mechanical and civil guys

mechanical guys would have made some good archaic weapons for the group and get ready to gather materials to design and create some metal weapons and tools as well as basic appliances and other mechanical devices

chemical guys would be working with environmental/agriculture/biological guys to get farming up and processing to keep it all safe

electrical guys would be working with civil guys to design electrical systems and mechanical guys to get tools to design electronics and materials to use

it'd just be a fucking joke for the other groups to even think they'd have a chance.

What are you guys working on in your job or on the side?

Can you guys tell me what you do just on the day-to-day? This is serious. Just say what your degree is, what your job title is, and what you do in a day.

inb4 suck dicks/take dicks up the ass/build dicks/fuck men with your dick/be gay and stuff/other memes