/sci/ - Science & Math

1. Mathematics
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POWER GAP
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2. Medicine
3. Chemistry
4. Physics
5. Biology

>>9391206
Computer engineering
Computer science
Software engineering
Physics
Math

>>9391206

studying business adm.(bsc. so it is by dif. stem) and I'm failing 1st. sem. here.
Remember hardness is relative.

>>9391206
>>9391233
>>9391245
>>9391247
Reminder that autists are pathologically obsessed with sorting and stacking things.

>>9391245
computer science is easy af.
git gud scrub

>>9391206
Taxonomy

I could never memorize all that shit.

>>9391257

>receding hairline as a toddler

he looks like trump

EE. Nothing compares to how hard it is. Notice how cucks responding don’t even mention any engineering period. It just goes to show the pure ass blastedneas math majors are towards engineering.

>>9391206
are you a frog?

>>9391233

Wouldn't put medicine up there; too much variation. Half of them are GP who shill unnecessary prescriptions to mongoloids or glorified laborers

>IUT
>AG
>Additive number theory
>combinatorics
>functional analysis

>>9391206
1. Physics
2. Math
3. Chemistry
4. Biology
5. Everything Else

>>9391257
Reminder that only autists think that everyone who puts or stacks things in a correct order is autistic.

>>9391258
git: 'gud' is not a git command. See 'git --help'.

>>9391557
git gud

>>9391415
IUT is not STEM though, it’s part of Asian Studies.

wut about geology?

>>9391245
>Computer science
>Software engineering

weak b8

>>9391580

>>9391417
this based on my 100-level general electives

>>9391611
true but I like math that's why I avoided geology

>>9391611
>>9391621

Yeah.. no

Read any geophysics paper or Structural geology paper and try again

When you get to PhD level and beyond and begin researching, every field is going to be hard in a sense.

Objectively hardest though?
1. Physics
2. Biology (easy in undergrad though)/medical (doctor level)/animal science (vet level)
3. High Engineerings (NukeE, AeroE, ChemE, EE)
4. Mathematics (pen, paper, and computer, no need for fancy tools, machines, etc)
5. Chemistry
6. Other Engineerings/comp sci
7. Geology
8. Cyber Security (booming atm, but not sure on difficulty t b h)
9. IT
10. Anything else with "info-" or similar
11. Ecology
12. Anything else with -ology
13. Anything else that doesnt fit into the above categories

Material science I forgot to add but would be somewhere within the existing top five.
All of these are for PhD level shit, fot undergrad I would maybe move biology down to 10, high engineerings to 1 (highest work loads), physics and math to 2, comp sci to 15, and maybe leave the rest.

>>9391258
wait until you take systems programming or compilers

Physics and maths are the hardest fields.
A lot more smart people go into physics, because math is also useful for brainlets who want to become teachers or economists, but in my opinion real mathematical research is harder.

>>9391233

>1. Mathematics
>POWER GAP
>4. Physics

Nah. Physics > Math. Turns out Nature is the best mathematician. Pic related.

>>9392143
Pic shows that despite being twice as cuntified (i.e., twice as full of 100 IQ individuals), mathematicians are only 3 IQ points below physicists.

>>9392143
Kek, all dumb males go to computer science or engineering

>Studying dirt is hard
Geologists are the funniest people man.

>>9392150
Hey sometimes the shovel gets stuck and it's really hard to pull out

In no particular order:

- Physics
- Math
- Electrical Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Chemical Engineering

>>9392157
Oh so /sci/ admits that engineering isn't brainlet. Wow, a Christmas miracle.

Asking
>how hard is field X
is the same as asking
>how hard are the mathematics used to express the theories of field X

So having mathematics as one of your fields is silly. The difficulty of mathematics can vary depending on subject to any degree you want.

Physics seems like the hardest one to me. Harder than math.

>>9391206
1. Mathematics
2. Applied mathematics
3. Statistics
4. Actuarial mathematics
5. Mathematical economics and econometrics

>>9392265
some of them are, like civil. but /sci/ doesn't deny that engineering is difficult, they just shit on engineers for being the least liked people at any university

Computer engineering

>>9391206
Why did you feel the need to specify STEM?

Maths and physics and the only difficult majors.
The others are all on the same level. I could say medicine just like I could say gender studies or history.

>>9392802
Hey retard,

If your assertion is correct, explain why physicists have to be able to do advanced math, but mathematards aren't smart enough to do advanced physics.

Nobody gives out a literature award to a person for knowing how to read and write. It's assumed you know how to do that if literature is your profession. Stop trying to impress us with your INCOMPLETE education.

>>9392819
your inferiority complex is showing LOL

>>9392819
>If you're so good at stuff why don't you be your own garbageman and janitor?

>>9392759
>Physics seems like the hardest one to me. Harder than math.
Physicist have to know advanced math. Mathematicians don't have to know advanced physics.

>>9392839
>>9392819
I like how your argument for physics being harder than math is just a measurement of how much math physics students have to do

You're so close to figuring it out, buddy, just keep trying

>>9392804
>least liked
why are the guys with zero social life the least liked? Do I have to buy a 3DS with Pokemon to be likable?

>>9391245
literally what i do and i want to tell everyone.

>>9392812
>only difficult majors
>not engineering
I've seen a math majors curriculum, it involves a 2nd language at my school. Engineering involves no such bullshit. I have to take every damn fucking STEM class there is while Math majors take only, at bare minimum, math and physics.

>>9392847
Lol'ing so hard about how true this is and your perfectly smug remark
10/10

>>9392819
Physicist are not capable of doing higher level maths. You'd only think that if you hadn't studied math.

t. physics bs, math ms

>>9392146
Astrononytards are just as bad for physics if not worse

>>9392143
Does Mathematics here throw in math ed majors?

>>9391206
dylan
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>>9392146
nigga how am i supposed to find qt 3.14 physics if only 25% are birds

1. My field
90001. The rest

In my country I'd say:

1. Applied physics and mathematics
2. Physics
3. Mathematics
4. Medicine
5. Biology or CS

>>9396570
forgot engineering fields, I suppose Electrical Engineering is around the top, the rest I have no idea except for mechanical engineering which is around 5 or 6

>>9392847
Holy shit this post is brutal. Physishits BTFO!

1. Medicine
2. EE
3. Pure Math
4. Theoretical Physics
5. CS
You cannot refute this.

>Biology is so easy that even the best mathematicians can't code a proper assembly algorithm or model protein folding

>>9397203
agree

1. Mathematics
2. Physics
3. Computer Science (excluding software engineering)
4. EE
5. Chemistry (including biochem)

>>9392819
>physicists have to be able to do advanced math
tfw Phys-tards think Calc is "advanced math"

ECE PHD master race reporting

also this >>9394300

>>9391206
parts of pure math > theoretical physics > applied math > CS > biology

the more abstract it is the harder it is as a rule, also the competition will be more intense due to the harder subjects attracting more super-geniuses who have 5 SD IQs

>>9392143
applied math and future math teachers (women) are bringing the average down. though experimentalists do the same in physics... but pure math and theoretical physics are far and away harder than anything else

Take that, /sci/.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/educationpicturegalleries/11002595/University-degree-subjects-with-the-highest-dropout-rates.html?frame=2824912