>post the (according to you) best major >post what you majored in and of course: >explain why you didn't answer with "physics" twice

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>post the (according to you) best major
>post what you majored in
and of course:
>explain why you didn't answer with "physics" twice

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 09:25:50 2020 No.11821664 >>11821661 >Uranas started leaking gas. >Posts image of Neptune.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 09:25:58 2020 No.11821666 >>11821661 physics physics i did

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 09:26:03 2020 No.11821668 >>11821661 Math Math Physics is dead and I don't care about it

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 09:31:07 2020 No.11821684 >>11821668 >Physics is dead What? You literally live in a world defined by the laws of physics, whereas math is just a superficial discipline created for mental masturbation

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 09:59:32 2020 No.11821791 >chemistry >Physics Feelsbadman.JPG

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 10:03:30 2020 No.11821800 Math, CS, and Physics are the holy trinity as far as I'm concerned. If I had to pick one, I guess math, with CS at a close second and phys at a close third

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 10:28:29 2020 No.11821876 >>11821800 Ok but why?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 10:45:00 2020 No.11821937 >EE >EE Like physics but actually useful.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 10:46:56 2020 No.11821940 File: 122 KB, 1024x739, 7893984820_bbaa4d1508_b.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11821661 forestry forestry i like going innawoods

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 10:48:05 2020 No.11821945 >>11821937 >Like physics Wrong. You seem to have no idea what physics is about >but actually useful. Maybe, but if you want to learn a useful skill you are wrong in academia, learn a trade.

Anonymous Sun Jun 21 10:50:23 2020 No.11821949

>>11821940
I would love to get a job that doesn't require me to sit in front aof a screen all day, but forestry is just making money without caring about the environment. Modern forestry actually destroys natural forests most of the time and I don't want to get into it for this exact reason.
So I will likely end up studying physics, like OP suggested, except some smart anon has a good idea which field allows me to work in nature (without actively working against it)

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 10:52:53 2020 No.11821953 >>11821949 just go into forest conservation instead of operations and get a gov job working in some state/national forest in bumfuck nowhere problems solved

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 10:55:27 2020 No.11821962 >>11821953 I considered that but these are the most desired jobs where I live and it's next to impossible to get one. So I guess I have to come up with something different

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 10:59:32 2020 No.11821979 >>11821661 mathematics engineering Physics is a worthless discipline

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 10:59:59 2020 No.11821981 >>11821979 Again, why?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 11:10:06 2020 No.11822004 >>11821981 It's filled with inferiority complex incels. Very few people who study physics actually become physicists.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 11:10:12 2020 No.11822005 >>11821979 >another engieefag who thinks he knows maths more than a physicist Keep building shit out of steel

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 11:15:50 2020 No.11822021 >>11822004 >Very few people who study physics actually become physicists. Oh really? Guess what, people who study maths don't become mathematicians either! And how is it related to inferiority complex?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 11:16:39 2020 No.11822026 >>11822005 How do you cucks cope with the fact that we will earn more money in 10 years than you will in your entire live?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 11:20:48 2020 No.11822035 >>11822026 Easy: We accept that consoomerism is not the goal to life. But I am pretty sure you are not able to understand this with an 80 IQ

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 11:21:45 2020 No.11822040 >>11821661 >physics >biology

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 11:24:07 2020 No.11822046 >>11822026 How do you cucks cope with the fact that we are able to get an engineering job without any related education just based on the fact that we are known to be smart?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 11:27:13 2020 No.11822058 >Applied Math >Information Technology I didn't major in physics because I got a Master's in IT without ever having to study, and my earning potential is stupidly high if I get 3 more certifications (CISA, CISM, CISSP).

Anonymous Sun Jun 21 11:29:16 2020 No.11822072

>>11822058
>if I get 3 more certifications (CISA, CISM, CISSP)
What if I get these as a math master? Can I get a nice IT job? What about infosec certs, could I land a job with them?
I am actually good with programming and know more about security than the average cs fag

Anonymous Sun Jun 21 11:37:50 2020 No.11822100

>>11822072
Yeah dude you can get a high paying IT job with a math degree. Almost all of the infosec jobs I apply for either say "IT, CS, or math degree required" or just "stem degree required".
All of those certs require work experience to be fully certified otherwise you're just someone who passed the exam and if you try to say you're fully certified when not you can be reported to the ethics board of the governing body and get blackballed.
Study for Security+ and possibly CySA+ and land a job in security and once you have a job start studying for one of those 3. Also Security+ covers many topics covered by those 3 certs, so you won't be learning everything for the first time.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 11:43:30 2020 No.11822115 math math because it's just physics with the boring constraints of real life taken out, if you want to solve and understand real life stuff go do engineering

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 11:44:04 2020 No.11822118 >>11822100 Not the person you're replying toy is it the same for an physics major? Would like to get job where I can work from home, I also have some experience with CTFs

Anonymous Sun Jun 21 11:54:41 2020 No.11822156
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>>11822118
Honestly if you have the shit to back up what you can do I don't think it's going to be a problem. If HR throws you out because you're a physics major it's probably a shitty company. Here in the US we have DoD requirements for some jobs. So take a company like Raytheon or Lockheed, they don't give a fuck what you majored in as long as you have the cert to meet DoD standards.
I took a screen shot of the Information Assurance Technical tiers because they're the more entry level role. Get Security+ ASAP.
I got my Security+ after only studying for 18 days, and this makes me eligible for Level II jobs. Security+ is the easiest cert to get Level II eligibility.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 11:55:48 2020 No.11822163 >>11822156 Thanks mate

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 12:01:30 2020 No.11822188 I did mining engineering bsc and am now switching to applied mathematics for my msc. Do you guys think this can be a lucrative degree combo? Can I become a quant or work in CS?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 12:04:13 2020 No.11822204 >>11821661 EECS Math Because I don't want to work at a call center.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 12:07:49 2020 No.11822225 >math&theoretical physics >biophysics >too old for math and theoretical physics desu sad but true

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 12:18:25 2020 No.11822261 math and compsci with elective circuitry for maximum remote signal consulting power after my dad nepotisms me my first clients

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 12:20:11 2020 No.11822265 >>11822261 Which language is this?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 12:25:46 2020 No.11822282 >>11821661 Physics is no longer a science it is a religion.>>11821664

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 13:06:52 2020 No.11822387 >>11822021 Hahaha look at how much this twink is seething. There is no greater cope than the physics major brainlet.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 13:23:09 2020 No.11822451 File: 62 KB, 633x758, 28fj3w.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11822387 >Hahaha look at how much this twink is seething. There is no greater cope than the physics major brainlet.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 15:45:33 2020 No.11822888 >>11821661 >Computer Science >Math Vectors aren't that interesting

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 17:01:29 2020 No.11823117 >>11821949 Just learn a trade lmao, this is the best job there is

Anonymous Sun Jun 21 17:14:13 2020 No.11823153

>>11821661
>whatever suits you best
>math
I don't care about physics. Physics stuff is cool, but only just that to me. I couldn't see myself doing the stuff a physicist does. I actually like astronomy more than physics, like the act of stargazing and understanding things about celestial objects.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 17:17:28 2020 No.11823167 >>11822004 You aren't describing a physics major, you are describing a stereotype (invented by you) of the sort of person who pursues physics as a major

Anonymous Sun Jun 21 17:18:46 2020 No.11823173

>>11823167
I've never met a physics major with an inferiority complex they're all fairly easy going slightly autistic people. easily the most psychologically balanced of the stemcels, engineers and pre-meds being the most likely to be normalfags and somewhat good looking

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 17:26:39 2020 No.11823195 >>11821684 Physics is dead and has been for 40 years. Think about it. All that has been done since then is confirm a couple predictions from theories 40-100 years ago.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 17:28:38 2020 No.11823200 >>11821661 >what ever gets you a job with the most money >what ever gets you a job with no money >money

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 17:30:22 2020 No.11823206 >>11821684 >mental masturbation at least I get to cum, unlike you schizo.

Anonymous Sun Jun 21 17:34:10 2020 No.11823219

>>11823173
I've interacted very little with physics people. I would guess the rate of people with inferiority complexes in physics is similar to the general population. I've in general only met a few people like that in my life. They spanned all sorts of academic disciplines. One thing that seems constant is that people tend to think everyone else is stupid and they're of above average intelligence. Academics are pretty bad for this but I've also seen it in my trades friends, and friends who fucked off their early twenties etc. Everyone thinks they have a solid perspective on things.

Anonymous Sun Jun 21 17:34:20 2020 No.11823220

>>11822026
Based
I went into engineering for the money too.
all I do in my free time (which I have) is read and study.
plan on making a business for passive income
also I'm learning math faster than I would have in uni
as well as more math, and more than just math.
going to uni for anything other than a job is retard.
btw I'm a mathematician and a physicist
uni cucks BTFO

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 17:35:20 2020 No.11823222 >>11821684 >You literally live in a world defined by the laws of physics We live in a world where the human made “laws of physics” approximate reality.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 17:36:12 2020 No.11823226 >>11823220 >btw I'm a mathematician and a physicist >I went into engineering for the money

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 17:38:38 2020 No.11823235 File: 71 KB, 912x1024, 48fwwztmk3c41.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11822888 >Vectors aren't that interesting

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 17:39:41 2020 No.11823239 File: 56 KB, 1172x659, EA42mJJXYAEzxWF_(2).jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11823226 Yes

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 20:45:39 2020 No.11823830 >>11821937 Chemistry and physics Chemistry and physics Useful and fascinating

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 21 23:24:41 2020 No.11824134 >>11821661 EE EE It's a combination of math, physics, and computer science. I wanted to do all of it so it was the perfect major for me. I'll probably go for an applied math masters though

Anonymous Mon Jun 22 00:57:53 2020 No.11824271

>philosophy for the humanities, math for STEM
>philosophy
Reee all you want, these two majors are the best at laying the groundwork for the future study and practice of any field, and if you didn't major in them, you'll almost certainly still spend time studying them in connection to whatever else you study

Anonymous Mon Jun 22 01:00:11 2020 No.11824275

>>11821661
I don't regret anything I've studied, but I did BSc math and physics expecting to learn about the theory behind math and physics, and I should have done aerospace because it was all engineering stuff anyway and I learned more about fundamentals from watching YouTube.
I am now trying to switch to aerospace.
Ahem fuck integrals.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 22 01:01:13 2020 No.11824278 >>11823220 >going to uni for anything other than a job is retard. I have to agree with this. t. Former self was far overidealistic.

Anonymous Mon Jun 22 01:31:10 2020 No.11824319

>>11824278
It all comes down to what you do during your major outside of academics. I have engineering friends who coasted through their degree and now have been jobless for over a year. I also have friends who studied things like biology and philosophy who are now leading careers they find fulfilling. They networked and knocked on doors during their stays in uni. They weren't great students either, just did the things which aligned with their interests in a pragmatic way

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 22 01:33:25 2020 No.11824330 >>11824319 Can someone explain how to become such a successful person please?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 22 01:35:11 2020 No.11824332 >>11824319 >They networked and knocked on doors during their stays in uni. They weren't great students either, just did the things which aligned with their interests in a pragmatic way you sound like a coping brainlet desu

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 22 01:52:53 2020 No.11824373 >>11824332 How? I've said nothing about myself

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 22 01:57:15 2020 No.11824385 >>11824330 I'm pretty sure it's genetic t. didn't make it

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 22 01:58:09 2020 No.11824387 >>11824330 What does successful mean to you? \sci probably wouldn't consider my friends successful but they're pretty happy with how things are going career wise

Anonymous Mon Jun 22 01:58:32 2020 No.11824388

>>11824373
you sound like someone that has nothing to contribute to research science or mathematics and thinks everyone should be waiting with their hands out for over fattened paychecks from corporate demons. I don't know anyone who is actually good at math and science that doesn't end up doing research for most of their life.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 22 02:01:59 2020 No.11824395 >>11824388 What did I say that sounds like that?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 22 02:02:09 2020 No.11824396 >>11824387 Just explain how they got where they are right now please

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 22 02:02:54 2020 No.11824398 >>11824387 how much do they make a year?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 22 02:04:04 2020 No.11824401 >>11823195 You must be shit at math if you haven't learned anything that's happened in physics in the last 40 years bro. Witten won the Fields medal for a reason

Anonymous Mon Jun 22 02:13:25 2020 No.11824408

>>11824396
The one friend spent his summers doing shitty grunt work fighting forest fires. Now he has some kind of managerial position. He chose biology because he likes outdoorsy stuff and has made his life revolve around that. My other friend spent his summers doing bitch work at museums and libraries. He's made some good contacts in that realm of work who laid out a postgraduate plan for him to follow so that he could reach higher positions for that. He's the most sociable person I know and likes history / exhibition type stuff, so it's the perfect fit for him.

>>11824398
I dunno. They're not rich but they're not poor either. My guess is somewhere on the order of 45k a year.

I myself chose the academic route and am doing a PhD in math now, so I guess it's too early for me to report about my own experience with jobs.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 22 02:15:58 2020 No.11824415 >>11824408 >45k a year. bruh them niggas broke as fuck literally homeless people in California make more than that a month. fucking poverty tier.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 22 02:20:57 2020 No.11824422 >>11824415 Depends on where you live. Where they live that's fine. Like I said, they're not rich but they can afford to go on trips and go drinking with the boys for a weekend. The one is looking to buy a house (again where it's cheap to do so).

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 22 03:29:52 2020 No.11824504 >>11824408 Thanks, sounds quite easy actually

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 22 03:34:11 2020 No.11824510 cognitive science looks like the most interesting thing in the universe but everyone shits on it why is this

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 22 04:07:50 2020 No.11824543 >>11824504 It's mostly about getting yourself in the right place at the right time. If you don't work to make it happen, it wont but also it's not guaranteed to happen if you do work

Anonymous Mon Jun 22 04:59:55 2020 No.11824596

>>11821661
If it's really good then
>mechanical engineering
>physics

A good mechanical engineering major is like physics - quantum mechanics + knowledge of how to tackle real-world challenges. Aerospace engineering is similar if its really good. Maybe even better.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 22 07:14:40 2020 No.11824748 >>11824596 >if it's really good What?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 22 07:35:15 2020 No.11824782 >>11824748 If the professors, course material, colleagues are really good. As in elite teaching skills, high demand for student participation and deep understanding of topics.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 22 07:36:04 2020 No.11824786 >>11821661 Pharmaceutical science Pharmaceutical science I enjoy being gainfully employed, and in Australia with physics it’s not exactly simple

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 22 07:37:19 2020 No.11824788 >>11824786 Pharma is hyper competative right?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 22 07:38:35 2020 No.11824790 >>11824788 Not in Australia, perks of Monash uni being rated #2 in the world

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 22 08:55:19 2020 No.11824910 >>11824401 >Witten won the Fields medal for a reason 30 years ago For work he did 40 years ago Relating more to physics than math The award was political (in an academic sense) My point stands

Anonymous Mon Jun 22 13:13:51 2020 No.11825436

>>11824786
>in Australia with physics it’s not exactly simple
Anyone knows about situation in Germany? I've heard physicists can easily find a good job in statistics, programming, engineering, interdisciplinary science or any kind of job where you need to be intelligent over here but you make me doubt that

Anonymous Mon Jun 22 15:22:42 2020 No.11825776

>>11825436
>Anyone knows about situation in Germany?
Physicist here. When I was looking for jobs a few years ago I went to contact fairs with medium to large companies trying to tell you how cool they are. As a physicist, everybody will offer you something. I got twice the amount of merch my nano engineering girlfriend got.
I recently put some meme words on my linkedin and Xing profiles (machine learning etc.) and get recruiter requests at least once a week.

I can't tell how successful it would be to go that route, I always get my jobs from connections.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 22 16:55:46 2020 No.11826106 >>11825776 Thanks, this gives me hope

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 22 18:30:02 2020 No.11826435 best major physics me: med school reason: Im gonna make loads of cash and study physics on my spare time lol

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 22 18:34:47 2020 No.11826455 ball and cock studies

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 23 00:21:56 2020 No.11827481 File: 106 KB, 200x200, 1592436456109.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11826455 Loooooooool so funny

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 23 00:25:02 2020 No.11827488 Maths and Philosophy are the basis for Physics and CompSci so I'm saying Maths and Philosophy is the ultimate degree. An individual who can excel at both Maths and Philosophy can do whatever he wants.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 23 00:38:34 2020 No.11827513 >>11827488 >Maths and Philosophy are the basis for CompSci Care to explain? I see it with physics but CS? Also, patrician as fuck taste anon, I wish I had the time to study philosophy full time, atm I just read some books on it occasionally

Anonymous Tue Jun 23 01:13:42 2020 No.11827564

>>11827513

For CS there's the obvious application of logic which began with Philosophy. But as with Maths if you sit in on CS lectures about Systems and Low Level Computing you'll often hear concepts that have been taken from Plato (who's influence is also seen in Maths and Physics). But more than that Philosophy trains you to understand the ability to abstract and communicate on a heightened linguistic level. Man's mind can only understand ideas which language can express and Philosophy develops the ability of a person to precisely communicate ideas in a verbal form, Maths is another tool for this, hence the study of both of these subjects (which actually influence one another and blend well together) is in my opinion the best combination of subjects. If I had my way, secondary education would be entirely devoted to these two subjects with tertiary education being reserved for a further specialisation such as Physics or CompSci.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 23 03:46:03 2020 No.11827803 >>11825776 Sounds breddy based desu

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 23 08:45:51 2020 No.11828232 >>11827803 >desu LMAO do you even know what desu means and where it comes from?

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 23 11:30:14 2020 No.11828560 >>11821668 >he didn't specialise in quantum Seethe while you miss the greatest opportunity of our lifetime

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 23 11:51:58 2020 No.11828633 >>11828232 Newfag. Not him. You.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 23 13:56:41 2020 No.11829010 Just learn something that has any applications in real life. So no, not any meme science but something like engineering

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 23 14:12:26 2020 No.11829051 Electrical Engineering + Computer Science Math is also good and it's what I did.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 23 14:19:06 2020 No.11829074 >>11821661 Math Math I did. >>11821668 /thread

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 23 15:17:00 2020 No.11829318 >>11829010 A tradey basically? I think you're on the wrong board, just as all of the trolls recommending engineering

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 23 16:34:47 2020 No.11829547 >>11829318 >t. gets payed nothing, does research for fun

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 24 00:28:01 2020 No.11830991 >>11821940 >>11821949 Based outists

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 24 00:36:20 2020 No.11831007 >>11821661 Math Civil engineering Because I enjoy civil

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 24 03:11:03 2020 No.11831332 File: 5 KB, 176x230, 1592937918749s.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] None None You earn more money without a title in a good job than in academia

Anonymous Wed Jun 24 03:18:00 2020 No.11831342

>>11821661
>do whatever fits your compromise of academics vs. monetary gain
>math and cs, double major
I didn't do physics because undergrad physics ain't shit. And I *still* ended up in theoretical physics since I had relevant research experience.

undergrad physics is ok, but you're neither as mathematically mature as math majors nor as immediately useful as engineering majors, so you're in this weird interim where nobody cares about you right after undergrad. With a math major, I found it a lot easier to jump into physics since I only focused on the physics, not the algebra or functional analysis that stressed out a lot of my peers.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 24 03:20:45 2020 No.11831345 >>11824510 >everybody shits on it they don't though. some experiments have reproducibility concerns, but generally things like visual perception are well regarded

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 24 03:29:52 2020 No.11831361 I'm shitting my pants at realising that I know very little about computers/coding etc. and I fear I'm gonna end up like those boomers who don't know what a mouse and keyboard are.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 24 03:40:30 2020 No.11831379 >>11821661 > Best: Art > My major: CS Gotta go with something that will pay the bills. If I ever went back for a second degree though it would be art or music.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 24 03:54:00 2020 No.11831398 >>11821949 Environmental sciences, earth sciences, geology, geophysics just to name a few

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 24 04:00:40 2020 No.11831407 File: 984 KB, 2327x2980, Caspar_David_Friedrich_-_Wanderer_above_the_sea_of_fog.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11823222 >We live in a world where the human made “laws of physics” approximate reality. Yes.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 24 09:04:31 2020 No.11831930 >>11831398 Won't find a job in those, except environmental science but that is not what you think it is

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 24 11:04:38 2020 No.11832242 >>11831930 >except environmental science but that is not what you think it is It's not like it was hard comprehending this word

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 24 11:12:20 2020 No.11832253 >data science >math and CS, my uni didn’t offer data science >physics is just one small part of data science

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 24 11:27:52 2020 No.11832292 >>11832253 >physics is just one small part of data science >data science is just one small part of physics

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 24 11:28:32 2020 No.11832297 File: 457 KB, 1080x1175, 1586974942511.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >CS >CS

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 24 15:05:10 2020 No.11833027 >>11832297 >literal fag pic >CS checks out

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 24 15:07:11 2020 No.11833034 >>11833027 the best major is literal fag pic?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 24 15:18:28 2020 No.11833067 File: 7 KB, 298x169, 17883241.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11833027 Oh anon

Anonymous Wed Jun 24 16:25:25 2020 No.11833339

>>11821661
physics
EE
i wanted to switch to physics but was already two years in and didnt want to take extra time. looking back i should have just switched, instead i just did a physics minor. for grad school i am researching optics and laser shit so it is more physics related at least

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 24 16:33:55 2020 No.11833358 File: 22 KB, 657x527, E438BA5D-C1F5-4CFA-84BC-FFB4CE9A8F5A.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11821661 1) college is a scam 2) your mom 3) you’re gay

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 24 23:22:26 2020 No.11834387 >>11833027 based

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 24 23:28:11 2020 No.11834398 >>11821661 >math and cs >math and cs >i like money

Anonymous Wed Jun 24 23:34:24 2020 No.11834403

>Best
Some sort of engineering
>Current major
"Genomics and Molecular Genetics"

I have great respect for physicists, and I can understand it given context, but I don't have the patience for that line of work. Plus, I wanted the option to become a medical doctor, which is one of the most useful things you can be.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 24 23:43:33 2020 No.11834423 >>11828560 >>he didn't specialise in quantum Quantum what? You fucking pajeet retard.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 24 23:45:06 2020 No.11834427 >>11821661 can you even get any job with a physics phd? Why is that faggot tier subject promoted so much here? Is it just one guy posting “I <3 physics XD” threads? Wtf

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 25 00:15:32 2020 No.11834484 >>11834427 academia, research jobs in national or corporate labs, maybe quant if you suck some wang

Anonymous Thu Jun 25 00:44:51 2020 No.11834543

>>11834427
With that mindset you won't be able to find a job in any field.
Physicists are good at handling data and doing math, hence they make better programmers than CS grads. You can also get virtually any job since a physics degree proves your high IQ which makes some recruiters hard, even if it is an engineering job but they are tired of yet another engineer applying

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 25 06:12:23 2020 No.11835095 >CS >Physics

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 25 09:28:31 2020 No.11835422 >>11835095 >Why

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 25 14:40:09 2020 No.11836542 >>11833358 >The quality of posts is extremely important to this community. >Contributors are encouraged to provide high-quality images and informative comments.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 25 16:51:42 2020 No.11836950 >>11836542 Yeah as if anyone cares about this rule

Anonymous Thu Jun 25 17:43:03 2020 No.11837127

>>11821937
>>11824134
>>11829051
>>11833339
Don't do EE. There are no jobs in this field with a Bachelor's degree. All the jobs are held by boomers or you need to get a PhD whilst doing collaborative research with a high tech company to do anything interesting

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 25 17:46:44 2020 No.11837137 >>11837127 >you need to get a PhD whilst doing collaborative research with a high tech company k i'll do that

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 26 00:41:10 2020 No.11838160 >>11837137 >being in uni for that many years thanks, but I'd prefer to earn money

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 26 00:42:51 2020 No.11838166 >>11837127 >All jobs held by boomers Praise the mighty corona

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 26 05:01:04 2020 No.11838697 >>11838166 Cringe

Anonymous Fri Jun 26 05:22:17 2020 No.11838729
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>>11821661
Polymer engineering
Chemical engineering

Want to make meaningful scientific contributions instead of jerk off to string theory or galaxies or whatever bullshit there is more of than stolen bikes in my garage

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 26 13:49:59 2020 No.11840058 >>11822005 >Keep building shit out of steel As opposed to? All those other materials with comparable strength and avaliability?

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 26 16:23:13 2020 No.11840498 >>11840058 kek he was saying that all you do is building retarded shit whereas physicists understand the world

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 26 16:28:55 2020 No.11840516 File: 398 KB, 1600x900, 1566716787416.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11840498 Have fun understanding the world without your equipment.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 26 17:12:06 2020 No.11840636 >>11840516 >implying you need an engineer for that lol

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 26 17:18:58 2020 No.11840658 >>11840516 I was at CERN for 6 weeks and haven't found an engineer anywhere, although I didn't ask the French idiot at the cantine counter.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 26 18:00:12 2020 No.11840760 >>11840636 >>11840658 >The LHC was built without engineers

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 26 18:01:45 2020 No.11840765 >>11831407 Damn that's a good painting of Jake Paul.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 27 01:57:23 2020 No.11841625 >>11840765 zoomers gtfo

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 27 03:07:04 2020 No.11841738 >>11840760 Not talking about the facility, only the LHC itself.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 27 08:35:21 2020 No.11842271 >math or physics >Civil engineering On hindsight it's not the most fulfilling path I could have chosen, but I'm still enjoying what I do, so whatever.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 27 12:30:14 2020 No.11842809 >>11842271 >not the most fulfilling path why?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 27 15:49:00 2020 No.11843396 >>11821661 >philosophy >physics Don't fall for the math meme

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 27 15:53:54 2020 No.11843416 File: 121 KB, 1462x2046, TSTBaQ7.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11821800 >CS

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 27 17:42:53 2020 No.11843781 biology english literature because shitposting is more valuable to me than this pathetic joke of a thread

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 28 03:49:45 2020 No.11845273 >>11843396 >Don't fall for the math meme >science and math board What did they mean by this?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 28 06:24:56 2020 No.11845506 >>11823219 >Theoretical physics >Applied Physics Was closer to my home and they said there wasn't much of a difference Might do a masters in theoretical physics

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 28 06:37:17 2020 No.11845522 >>11821661 Math Math I don't have a brain injury

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 28 12:11:29 2020 No.11846304 >>11845522 Oh yes you have if you aren't capable of doing something practical

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 28 16:16:13 2020 No.11847224 >>11846304 >math is not practical brainlet

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 28 16:18:55 2020 No.11847233 >>11834403 low iq cope >>11845522 >>11847224 based

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 28 16:21:13 2020 No.11847244 >>11831342 >physics majors btfo Stop, you've already killed them

Anonymous Sun Jun 28 16:25:59 2020 No.11847263

>>11834543
>Physicists are good at handling data and doing math
>good at math
lmao
>hence they make better programmers than CS grads.
programming and handling data are two different skills, but regardless why are we comparing physicists, ie PhD holders, to people who hold an undergrad degree? I've seen atrocious code from many majors but none second to EE and physics people.
> You can also get virtually any job since a physics degree proves your high IQ which makes some recruiters hard
there are opportunities for physics PhD's but it's universally accepted that most jobs people study in undergrad for are not open to PhD's. When you do a PhD in any mathematical stem subject, you open yourself to quant, finance, research, and research engineering positions. but you close off a lot of the places interested in "yet another engineer applying" because oftentimes that other engineer has a resume full of relevant experience

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 28 16:27:01 2020 No.11847266 >>11838729 Condensed matter physics regularly makes meaningful scientific contributions

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 29 04:10:52 2020 No.11849416 >>11847263 Why are you talking about PhDs all the time?

Anonymous Mon Jun 29 06:46:07 2020 No.11849660

>>11842809
A big part of it is project and team management, while the math aspects are mostly handled by the computer (because of volume, not difficulty).

I'm not there yet, but I know that the more I climb the ladder, the more managerial my job is going to be.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 29 09:38:21 2020 No.11850038 >>11821661 Whatever you want to major in Philosophy Because I'm not interested in Physics. Also Not everyone wants to learn Physics. I do think Astronomy is cool though.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 30 00:40:04 2020 No.11852357 >>11850038 This and only this

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 30 01:04:22 2020 No.11852394 >>11849416 When you say physicists and mathematicians, you’re talking about PhD holders. Undergrads in these fields are not qualified nor have they done the work to be called the title

Anonymous Tue Jun 30 08:32:17 2020 No.11853197

assuming undergrad major
>mechE
>physics
I couldn't find a job worth shit only having a BSc in Physics so I went back and did a MSc in mechE and now everything is alright. Though unlike Physics a BSc in mechE is perfectly acceptable to start a good career.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 30 09:02:02 2020 No.11853282 >>11853197 How complicated is it to do an engineering master with a physics bachelor?

Anonymous Tue Jun 30 09:16:44 2020 No.11853325

>>11853282
Not complicated at all but they'll likely have you take 3 or so undergraduate courses. I didn't take engineering courses before so the most difficult part was mechanical knowledge. Here is an example of what I'm talking about

https://tptests.com/Candidate/Practice/Questionnaire

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 30 16:16:04 2020 No.11854493 >>11853325 Interesting, did you take an extra semester?

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 30 17:48:42 2020 No.11854798 >>11821940 Extremely based

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 1 00:39:33 2020 No.11855827 >>11849660 Leading projects and managing people is a big part of all engineering disciplines, not just civil.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 1 07:01:42 2020 No.11856418 >>11854493 No but you take more credits the final year

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