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Anonymous Thu Mar 31 03:40:02 2011 No.2806116 [Reply] [Original]

Which branch of engineering is the most versatile?

Civil, Mechanical, Electrical?

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 31 03:42:02 2011 No.2806125 File: 779 KB, 1024x1024, febcme_sohoc2_big.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] > Civil, Mechanical, Electrical? The one that deals with CMEs

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 31 03:43:02 2011 No.2806126 Chemical you can make drugs and chemical weapons and all kinds of shit.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 31 03:44:02 2011 No.2806129 Chemical, Biological, Social

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 31 03:45:02 2011 No.2806135 >most versatile Electrical. Diff eq + circuits + similarity = you interpreting mechanical systems.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 31 03:46:02 2011 No.2806139 I think electrical as well.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 31 03:47:02 2011 No.2806141 electrical engineering. robots! without the extreme precision brought around by the electrical boom, civil and mechanical engineers would be at the same level as they were 100 years ago.

>>	Implying Thu Mar 31 03:48:02 2011 No.2806142 EE is both the most awesome and most difficult.