/sci/ - Science & Math

>>7488212
Theoretical Physics mate.

>>7488212
Financial Engineering
Risk Management
Applied Mathematics

all are growing feilds as we automate the workforce of 80% of all non-STEM degrees

>>7488223
Kind of slowing down tbh. You guys were just waiting around coming up with crazy untestable shit until a bunch of nuclear/mech engineers and electrical engineers (electromagnetism, computer interface, etc) came and designed the tool you need to actually start making some progress

>>7488223
>not understanding that it was bait...
>literally put the bait as pic
>time to leave /sci/

>>7488250
It's not bait. What's so bad about engineering. It's taking scientific principles and then manipulating/controlling them to create things. In my opinion it's better than pure science because it extends it

>>7488223

>>7488273
ek-chan.....

>>7488269
You dumb fuck

>>7488273
this, I ment this

>theoretical physics meme

>>7488410
>You dumb fuck
are you jelly that we're doing the cool shit in science? ;^)

>>7488413
>1st year undergrad engineering student
>doing cool shit in science

oh, yeah, you also completely missed anon's point

>mfw engineers really are gay

>>7488413
you are not even in a STEM are you? Or are you just a shitposting engineer?
>>7488423
>mfw I am studying to be an Engineer.

>>7488212
I got my ECE degree five years ago. I'm sort of regretting not going plain Electrical. Electrical and Computer engineering has only been around for about 25, so most people don't know what it's about or assume it's one of those fake engineering titles like Audio Engineer or Sanitation Engineer. Most employers have programmer positions and hardware positions without much overlap, so you end up only being able to using half your skills. Gone are the days when small computers were so expensive and slow that every project needed super efficient C/ASM firmware and a lot of application specific digital logic.

>>7488423
so what I'm an undergrad, I plan on getting a masters and phd and doing research in applied physics, quantum computing, or materials science as it relates to electronics devices. plus the job outlook is so good, I'll be able to do and apply science while also having a wife and kids
also that anon didnt make a point
>>7488436
it's not shitposting you cuck you are looking for validation from /sci/ pure science majors who are just engineering rejects or people who couldn't cut it engineering. my calculus teacher in highscool was doing engineering and then switched to puremath because he said engineering was too hard lol

>>7488447
every EE program in my province was ECE you have the option of whether or not you wanna study CE in depth in 2nd year or 3rd year so idk if I'll do that yet
the other focus areas are mechatronics, photonics, electromagnetism, and communications, I think there may be more tho

>engineers understand science and apply science
>scientists just understand science
who's better? the choice is clear

Aerospace, the launch and space industry are going to explode in the coming years.

>>7488491
Why do you say that

>>7488497
because spacex is gonna keep blowing up their UFOs ayy lmao

>>7488436
>it's not shitposting you cuck you are looking for validation from /sci/ pure science majors who are just engineering rejects or people who couldn't cut it engineering. my calculus teacher in highscool was doing engineering and then switched to puremath because he said engineering was too hard lol
>>7488468
>engineers understand science and apply science
>scientists just understand science
>who's better? the choice is clear


You are Blue Pilled as fuck anon. Oh well, if it makes you happy.

ps: I have studied and still am in contact with the subjects and exercises in both engineering and pure science fields.

>>7488506
>I took gen chem and gen physics
>that means I understand errythang in science
log out

>>7488212
heh. You reposted my image.

>>7488506
You're a jobless NEET
>>7488516
It's a nice image

>>7488229
>all are growing feilds as we automate the workforce of 80% of all non-STEM degrees
yeah those guys will be taking all our jobs when AI Beethoven gets here in 2020

bump

Why are chemists usually left out of this shit posting.

>>7488497
Because launch costs are going down, and they will continue to decrease significantly. This is mostly due to SpaceX forcing the rest of the launch industry to start developing reusability in order to compete. When launch prices go down, space becomes a profitable enterprise.

>>7489418
because you're irrelevant

so what is the future /pol/?
what field has the most to discover? to improve upon? which field has the greatest capacity for progress?

>>7489513
I said it in OP, it's electrical engineering

>>7488506
>Blue Pilled
>>7489513
>/pol/

>>>/pol/ gbt containment board faggots

>>7488212
Starting EECS later this year. What am I in for?
Any tips?

>>7488212
Biotechnology son

>>7488229
what's a good concentration within applied math?