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ITT: Post engineering degree tier list.

INB4 All engineers are shit tier lololololololo!111!!11.

>> No.1125940

sorry, but all engineers are shit. you can't inb4 a state of being.

>> No.1125944

All engineers are shit tier lololololololo!111!!11

>> No.1125952

Civil would be near the bottom because there is no real thought in it. Every bridge civil engineers build were designed for them years ago.

>> No.1125950

But how are they placed in the shit tier? Which belongs to the god tier of shit tier?

>> No.1125972

From highest tier to lowest:

nanotechnology engineering
mechatronics engineering
electrical engineering
computer engineering
biological/biochem engineering
environmental engineering
software engineering
mechanical engineering
chemical engineering
civil engineering

>> No.1125978

>>1125972

Aerospace near the top

>> No.1125985

>>1125972
>mechanical engineer towards the bottom

>> No.1125989

>>1125985

big gap between mech and chem/civil imo

>> No.1126003

Chemical Engineering is much higher then that list - mostly because the possibilities to go into biotech (a hugely growing field) and nanotech material science (the next major step in materials) stem directly from CE undergrad.

>> No.1126027

>>1126003

Sure, CE has a lot of potential, but biochem is basically covers that. Environmental engineering, at least where I am from, has biotechnology courses, relating to wetlands and genetic engineering, so I think it is justified.

>> No.1126036

>>1125972
Looks about right.

I'd add Aerospace under Electrical.

>> No.1126120

Highest paid 4-year degrees for 2010 and average starting salary, from cnet
1 Petroleum Engineering - $86,220
2 Chemical Engineering - $65,142
3 Mining & Mineral Engineering - $64,552
4 Computer Science - $61,205
5 Computer Engineering - $60,879
6 Electrical/Electronics & Communications Engineering - $59,074
7 Mechanical Engineering - $58,392
8 Industrial/Manufacturing Engineering - $57,734
9 Aerospace/Aeronautical Engineering - $57,231
10 Information Sciences & Systems - $54,038

>> No.1126127

>>1126120


BTW this is awesome for all those hard science vs engineering faggots.

>> No.1126140

>>1126127
no it just makes you look like a fag for using money in the argument

also wtf is a petroleum engineer?

>> No.1126146

>>1126140

Someone who engineers petrol. Its a chem engineering specialty.

>> No.1126154

>>1126146
right thats what i mean, i don't see why it should be in its own category for that list

>> No.1126156

>>1126140


Yes because wanting a job that you're both interested in and gives you a more comfortable lifestyle is pure faggotry.

And petroleum engineers work in the oil industry hurr... salaries are higher cause they travel a lot to remote places and it's a somewhat dangerous environment.

>> No.1126165

>>1126154

Same reason why aerospace is on there when it really just speciallised mechanical.

>> No.1126164

>>1126154


Because it is it's own 4-year program at a number of schools.

>> No.1126171

petroleum engineers make the most, but that won't be true for much longer.

>> No.1126175

>>1126146
It isn't, actually. There are a multitude of mechanical engineering problems associated with petroleum. And a vast amount of geosciences and geomatics. It's a multidisciplinary field, similar to mechantronics. It would be wrong to say mechatronics is a subfield of mechanical, or electrical, or control engineering: it's the synthesis of all three.

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1126183

why don't y'all erect me a sentry?

>> No.1126191

>>1126183
I'll erect something for you ;)

ENGINEERING INDA HOSUE!

>> No.1126189

>>1126127
>Implying shit people like Britney Spears are superior than Engineers & Scientists because they earn more money

Electronics Engineer here btw

>> No.1126195

>>1126189

This is true, i seriously dont get why entertainers are rated so highly in society.

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1126202

>>1126183
You just try and see what happens.

>> No.1126201

>>1126189


Wait... what? Wtf do pop stars have to do with /sci/'s ongoing Engineering vs Hard Science dynamic?

>> No.1126199

S
Computer Science
Electrical Engineering
A
Aerospace Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Material Science
B
Chem Engineering
C
Bio Engineering
D
Environmental Engineering
F
Civil Engineering

>> No.1126217

>>1126199

SCEAAMMBCCDBEF? wtf does that mean?>>1126199

>> No.1126221
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1126221

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>> No.1126247

>>1126221

Poor engineers have no sex life.

>> No.1126471

>>1126201
When earnings are used as an argument

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1128537

LONG LIVE COMPUTER/ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

>> No.1128558

Materials Science is a highly valuable degree when it comes to average job offers and starting salary.

>> No.1128567

why everyone hate civil engineers so much

>> No.1128581

>>1125925

http://tinyurl.com/2c6m48e b7469854ac81be173d36ed026dedfdc6