STEM Career Workloads

[Anonymous No.7492067]

Which STEM programs in university require the highest amount of effort on your part? Which require the least?

Which STEM careers in the workforce require the highest amount of effort on your part? Which require the least?

Can also talk about Law/Medical fields if you want.

[Anonymous No.7492149]

>>7492067
>A good math major requires the most effort
>A typical math major requires the least effort

It all depends on your course selection and work ethic.

[Anonymous No.7492274]

>>7492149

okay cool 1 reply

there's room for more

[Anonymous No.7492293]

>>7492067
>Which STEM programs in university require the highest amount of effort on your part?

math was rough, but once i took numerical methods every other class became easy.

>Which require the least?
we got this mechanical engineering series of courses thats 4 semesters, and its basically an ever more complex episode of junkyard wars

no tests, no textbooks. heres what i need, build this fucker.

[Anonymous No.7492311]

>>7492293
How numerical methods helped you? It was one of the least interesting and easiest class I had to take but maybe I missed something. Could you elaborate more?

[Anonymous No.7492340]

>>7492311

because we did alot of matlab and coding.

only 1 of my Mech E classes has banned my beloved TI-89 from exams. i just program little solvers now and it eliminates all the plug and chug.

statics, dynamics, and solid mechanics were all laughably easy because of that.

[Anonymous No.7492343]

>>7492340
>engineering

[Anonymous No.7492354]

>>7492343

fuck off and take your cancerous memes to /b/

[Anonymous No.7492357]

[Anonymous No.7492359]

>>7492354
>being this mad when you have 400k/year starting

Build me a better pen so i can do more math

[Anonymous No.7492508]

>>7492067
Assuming you mean the amount of workload, engineering

If you mean abstract thinking or having to wrap your mind around a cocnept however, then obviously math. Theoretical physics comes second and everything else is currently a distant third (i consider theoretical CS as a branch of math)

[Anonymous No.7492519]

>>7492357
Does look pretty tough, just finding the Linear Algebra in Semester 4 strange.

[Anonymous No.7492625]

>go to biology lab
>be one of three dudes in a class of 30 people
I don't know how to feel about this.

In all of my other classes it's always 6 girls in a class of 40 people.

[Anonymous No.7492627]

>>7492625
Do you have a gf?

[Anonymous No.7492629]

>>7492627

[Anonymous No.7492633]

>>7492519
Maybe there's a stochastic element to the way fusion occurs.
makes sense to me

[Anonymous No.7492768]

>>7492359
>needing a pen
>not doing triple integrals in your head
i shig at your inferior intelligence

[Anonymous No.7492787]

>>7492625
>Go to a uni with a female majority
>Live in a former girl's college
>qt 3.14s everywhere
>Often drunk and flirtatious
>Have high sex drive
>Also have gf

Help.

[Anonymous No.7492796]

>>7492067
>easy: anything stat/math/data related
>hard: any art-related class

I dropped out of European history first day after being informed I need to write about fashion in the 18th century

[Anonymous No.7492799]

>>7492796
That's not hard that's retarded

[Suchong No.7492806]

>>7492787
Don't dishonor your girl anon.

[Anonymous No.7492808]

>>7492806
He will only dishonor himself

[Anonymous No.7493071]

>>7492799

>anything my autistic pure-right brain can't comprehend is retarded

[Anonymous No.7493076]

>>7492625
>all that Nurse pussy

[Anonymous No.7493574]

Meaningless question since effort varies by person. Math comes easy to me but its taken me tons of effort to get barely good at working in teams and communicating. So I am doing a double in EE and math which is A LOT easier for me than say... business or industrial engineering or law.