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ChemEng and EE majors, why are you superior to the other disciplines?

>> No.7411140

Feels good being a math/physics major at the top

>> No.7411146

>>7411140
You aren't even above of Civil, get a PhD and maybe we'll talk about comparing you relative to superior professional undergrads.

>> No.7411148

>not even troll threads (nett) acknowledge the existence of nuclear engineering

Feels bad

>> No.7411152

>>7411146
I learn more interesting things imo. I plan in doing a PhD anyways

>> No.7411154

I've written reams of posts insulting chemical engineering on sci. Go and search OPs on the 4chan sci archive (not the one hosted on 4chan itself)

>> No.7411160

>>7411154
False flags and trolls.

The ego balance must be kept so that no single major grows too powerful.

>> No.7411163

>>7411148
It's a meme degree

>> No.7411165

>>7411152
I've never understood the interest argument.

Philosophy is far more interesting than law and yet if you had a power pill / genie no one their right mind would choose to have a philosophy degree over law.

>> No.7411168

>>7411163
Nah nuclear is pretty cool. They have enough generality to be honorary members of the 4 traditional disciplines.

It's nothing like those nano, eviro, biomed and EP meme degrees.

>> No.7411978

>>7411168
What are the 4 traditional disciplines?

>> No.7411993

>>7411165

philosophy BA --> JD/PhD program and study philosophy as your phd

>> No.7412124

>>7411146

>civil above math/physics double

SHIGGYDIGGY

>> No.7412169

>>7411138
you spelled nuclear wrong

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7412171

daily reminder

>> No.7412187

>>7412171
>No ODE's until 5th semester
>No PDE's at all
>Nuclear engineering but no nuclear physics
>Mechanics studied (presumably) without differential equations
>Thermodynamics studied (presumably) without differential equations

>> No.7412203

>>7412187
>>No ODE's until 5th semester
it's just a suggested plan. everyone takes ODEs before linear alg
>>Nuclear engineering but no nuclear physics
>NUCL 200, 205, 300, 305, 310
>>No PDE's at all
>didnt notice the two math electives
>>Mechanics studied (presumably) without differential equations
>>Thermodynamics studied (presumably) without differential equations
all the stuff we do is first derived from their fundamental differential forms

>> No.7412209

>>7412203
Well okay then.

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>>7412203
>everyone takes ODEs before linear alg

>> No.7412248

>>7412124
>not physics/CS double
>betafag is probably not even into experimental

>> No.7412266

>not getting a BS in physics
>any job you want
> $300k starting

are you even trying engineers?

>> No.7412269

>>7412203
>>7412214

I took ODE's and Linear at the same time. In fact, they attempted to discourage me from doing so, they preferred I take Linear first.

>> No.7412272

>>7412203

I took ODE's and Linear at the same time. As a matter of fact, they recommended I take Linear first, since some of linear was used in my DE class.

>> No.7412313

>>7412214
How can you study ODE's before linear algebra? Matrices are really important for systems of equations and you wouldn't get very far without understanding linear operators and eigenvalue problems...

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7412331

>>7411138
>tfw you faggots aren't getting in on that sweet CivilE pussy

>> No.7412335

GeoE. We are superior to all of you.

>> No.7412445

PhD in History is God tier

>> No.7412631

>>7412313
you learn eigenvalues/vectors in Diff Eq's. At least we did

>> No.7412633

>>7411165
Why is it law vs philosophy?

From an interest perspective, some enjoy law as some enjoy philosophy. Regardless, if it for some reason comes down between philosophy and law where someone prefers philosophy, I'm sure people would choose philosophy.

>> No.7412641

>>7412631
I took Linear Algebra before ODE's and my prof still insisted on teaching us eigenvalues/vectors in Diff Eq's. It was a waste of time (accommodating for those shitty engineering students who scrape by) but based on that, I can easily see how you don't actually need linear algebra for that class.

>> No.7412670

>>7411165
This is a dumb example because very few undergrads going into law school actually do pre-law programs and philosophy is a great undergrad degree if you're going into law, assuming it's something you can excel at

>> No.7414122

>>7412171
sup boiler