/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.3259908]

so /sci/ What advice would you give to a future Computer Engineering Major and a future Physics major.

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[Anonymous No.3260031]

bump

[Anonymous No.3260052]

beautiful wallpaper!

[Anonymous No.3260058]

>>3260052
You samefaggin'?

[Anonymous No.3260067]

bump i need answer you faggots

[Anonymous No.3260073]

>>3260067
No, do your sociology homework elsewhere.

[Anonymous No.3260078]

seriously? stay in school. do your work. come back when you're done to ask what to do next. what do you expect? as a sidenote, a lot of "future [whatever] majors" end up somewhere else.

[Anonymous No.3260092]

OP here, I'll rephrase the question: 'What advice would you give to a high school year 10 student who wants to study computers and physics?'

[Anonymous No.3260096]

OP here, I'll rephrase the question:

'what advice would you give to a year 7 student who likes building computers and throwing rocks?'

[Anonymous No.3260099]

op here, rephrase question:

'what advice would you give to an attention seeking 3rd grader who heard the words physics and computers?'

[Anonymous No.3260100]

>>3260092
Pick something more profitable and less humiliating.

I hear plumbing pays pretty good.

[Anonymous No.3260108]

>>3260092

arduino

[snoɯʎuou∀ No.3260111]

Can you tell a basic physics peasent anything i could use to help me learn/any key elements and aspects to doing physics?

[Anonymous No.3260114]

>>3260111

that was me,..sorry that wass illegible

can you tell a basic physics peasant anything that could help me herp a derp better

[snoɯʎuou∀ No.3260123]

>>3260114
Sorry that's my aspergers.

Could you tell me any key factors that will benefit me in learning physics