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5439901 No.5439901 [Reply] [Original]

Best branch of engineering?

>> No.5439915

financial for money

>> No.5440422

Well last i checked (a year ago)
TeleComs was around 110k,
and the branch i'm interested in (Aero Space)
was around 140k or something like that.

>> No.5440424

social

>> No.5440427

Electrical for options

>> No.5440435

>>5440422
>mathematical
>300k starting

>> No.5440443
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5440443

>> No.5440447
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5440447

>300k
>mfw

>> No.5440458

Mechanical. You can use what you learn in that to apply it to nearly all other branches. So, we're the most generalized, but perhaps thats not always a great thing.

>> No.5440464

>>5440443
Genetic Engineering can rake in loads of money. Google the Cre/Lox recombinase system, "Brainbow," or FLP/FRT recombinase system which are commonly used in biolabs today. I'd say they've done well.

>> No.5440476

>>5440464
So just from an extremely brief read of the first few sentences on wiki. I'd guess this is targeted at cancer, and cancerous like diseases?

Which makes me think, Mustard gas, but not as violent, and with a more specific purpose.

>> No.5440478

Which one is the best as far as salary/job security goes?

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5440488

>>5440476

I doubt it could be used as a cancer treatment. Mostly its used in making transgenic mice/flies for research purposes. Brainbow, for example, uses the system to allow for randomly generated colors in neurons. Cre is an enzyme that recombines DNA in specific spots (lox sites) when expressed. Expression can be driven by a certain promoter that, for example, only acts in the presence of a certain drug. It randomly recombines a bunch of these color genes so you get a random color code. The whole system was designed by some genetic engineers. Here's a pic for viewing pleasure:

>> No.5440501

>>5440488
True Crypt now available (for free) for your DNA

Also very pleasurable for viewing. Tripy one might say.

>> No.5440503

Theological engineering is up-and-coming

>> No.5440506

>>5440503
hehaha. I'm just having a laugh at imagining the implications.

>> No.5440513

>>5440435
Wat
source

>> No.5440616

What a dumb question; only a smelly Indian or FOB Asian would ask it. The one you like and enjoy doing is the best.

>> No.5440704

>>5439901
>Best branch of engineering?

Psychohistory.

>> No.5440726

Software

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5440746

This is relevant to my interests.
I'm thinking I'm either going to do electrical or nuclear. Has anybody here gone through nuclear engineering? How was it?

>> No.5440777

>>5440616
>2013
>being this delusional
Australian education

>> No.5440823

>>5440777
>Australian education
Curry Nigger or Gook?

>> No.5440829

>>5440823
Fuck off

>> No.5440832

>>5440513
first time on /sci/?