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What does /sci/ think about mathematical engineering?

>> No.8541458

Huge succes rate. The odds are forever in your favour, calculating the distance from you to me(point A-B)making sense out of the land you see which your eyes perceive.

in short pure brilliance

>> No.8541468

>mathematical engineering
You mean computer science?

>> No.8541478

>>8541468
No

I think that it's a good compromise for people like me that love applied math and hate waste time to demonstrate useless things.

>> No.8541482

>>8541433
>mathematical engineering
What the fuck

>> No.8541520

>>8541482
Study math for science and engineering application, like computational fluid dynamics

>> No.8541551

>>8541520
math and science are the same thing. Here in the land of space time.

>> No.8541631

>>8541433
My university has a masters in that and it looks decent. It is like an specialization for applied research in mathematics. Many of the classes sound like management of applied research projects.

That said, I don't know how useful that would be outside of academia.

>> No.8541728

>>8541631
Do you think it is useful in America?

>> No.8542262

I have the same thoughts on mathematical engineering as I do about quantum archaeology

>> No.8543184

What does /sci/ think of algebraic myrmecoloy?

>> No.8543226

>>8541433
EE is great.

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