/ENG/ Engineering General

[Anonymous No.9942289]

Attempt at an OP edition.

>How do I Job/Internship?
-Start looking a full year out, be patient
-Join your disciplines association
-Get your resume unfucked by your career center
-Career Fairs
-Apply, Apply, Apply

[Anonymous No.9942296]

Mechanical engineering was the biggest mistake of my life. I should have studied business.

[Anonymous No.9942300]

>>9942289
also, anyone got a decent torrent for Solidworks?

[Anonymous No.9942333]

>>9942296
>tfw industrial engineer

[Anonymous No.9942366]

>>9942289
EE here in power systems

reminder to the new freshman that 75% of being an engineer is acting like you know what you are doing

[Anonymous No.9942379]

>>9942289
Is this guy smart?

[Anonymous No.9942387]

EE+CS double majoring worth it bros? I'm already doing EE.

[Anonymous No.9942390]

>>9942387
Probably not they aren't going to mix that well in all likelihood

[Anonymous No.9942402]

>>9942379
you could say that. his life story would actually make for a good movie.

>works with his mentor to create a novel method of using statistics for quality control
>big 3 of detroit: "lol nerd, you can't predict the future with numbers"
>doug mcarthur is trying to rebuild Japan at the time and invites deming over
>japanese hail him as manufacturing jesus
>nip reliability starts BTFO'ing literally everyone
>retires wealthy af and hailed as national hero of japan

if it wasn't true, it'd be some weebs cringey self insert fan fiction.

[Anonymous No.9942441]

>Major in mechanical engineering, minor in industrial engineering

Good idea? Its only 2 extra courses.

[Anonymous No.9942445]

>>9942441
If it interests you why not otherwise minors don't really mean anything desu

[Anonymous No.9942455]

>>9942445
I guess the advantages would be breadth and resume filler. Either way, a mere two classes seems like a no-brainer for me.

[Anonymous No.9942456]

>>9942441
any "extra" courses you take should be grad level. minors and double majors are for rich kids who have the extra cash and time to blow. plus, your undergrad is already shallow and broad enough. going even broader isn't doing you any favors.

take a 500 series CFD or FEA class instead, you'll learn more and actually get something marketable out of it.

[Anonymous No.9942483]

I got both of my internships from applying online using engineer jobs.

Got my first job from a career fair.

[Anonymous No.9942495]

>>9942483
In addition to this get involved in some sort of club project at your school. Even if you make it to the interview you won't get the job if you can't answer questions based on experience. They're gonna ask you shit like when you had troubles working with other people and examples of time where you came up with creative solutions. I was able to answer these questions because of the projects I worked on during my time in college.

[Anonymous No.9942544]

>>9942456
Not everybody on this board is an americuck. EE & ME dual major here, completly free (and then got a free scholarship from a top 10 american uni)

[Anonymous No.9942552]

Physics bachelor trying to get an engineering job. Trying to familiarize myself with EE while I have downtime while I apply. Are there any good projects I can work on to start cultivating useful skills?

[Anonymous No.9942569]

>>9942544
congratulations on being twice as basic. you paid for that extra degree with your time, time you could have used getting your masters or even doing an internship. just about anything would be better for your professional development than another undergrad engineering degree.

[Anonymous No.9942613]

I have a Bachelor of Medical Science in Chemistry. I've been thinking of going back to uni to do a masters in chemE.
Thoughts? Anyone gone this route or know someone that has?

[Anonymous No.9943182]

>>9942569
I got both degrees at the same time tard. EE classes at night and ME classes at morning. Don't get mad at me when your country makes you get in debt to learn fucking calculus

[Anonymous No.9943471]

Should I be a Teaching Assistant or it's better to use my time in something more fruitful like joining projects or do undergrad research bros?

[Anonymous No.9943493]

i'm asking you for the choice of exams
25y.o. boomers that just finished my uni won't answer.

[Anonymous No.9943622]

>>9943493
You like design or operations?

[Anonymous No.9943630]

>>9942289
Did anyone else used to be super cringy in college and say stuff like "trust me I'm an engineer" or think just the fact you were studying engineering made you smart?

[Anonymous No.9943649]

>>9943471
teaching assistant is something you do on the side of everything else, it shouldn't be THAT timing consuming that you have literally no time to do the other things you mentioned.

t. T.A. for one year

[Anonymous No.9943730]

>>9943630
Getting through engineering school is like hitting 1/2/3/4 in lifting, you are really a bottom rung amateur from a professional perspective but compared to the average fag off the street your a fucking beast.

[Anonymous No.9943741]

>>9942387
EE with math or ce or physics would be way better

[Anonymous No.9943772]

Anyway for me to turn a Stats major/math minor into an engineering bachelors in under 2 years? I woundn't mind getting an engineering degree in the future.

[Anonymous No.9943853]

>mfw my professor tries to get me to stick around for a PhD

[Anonymous No.9943898]

>>9943772
Look at the requirements for engineering degree at your school. If you already have calc 1-3 od diff eq, partial diff eq, physics 1(kinematics) and physics 2 (E&M), chem, chem lab, and half of your gen eds you may be able to do 2 years. I don't know the degree requirements for your school so I can't help too much.

[Anonymous No.9943899]

is 3.7 @ top 20 a safe GPA for top grad schools like Berkeley and CMU?

I know there's this - https://debarghyadas.com/writes/the-grad-school-statistics-we-never-had/
but wondering how much it'll change by ~2020 seeing the number of grad school applicants are dramatically increasing every year (CMU CS has 50% annual increase or something)

[Anonymous No.9943904]

>>9943899
It depends what you mean by "safe".
Safe to get in? Absolutely not.
Safe to make it through the automatic rejection phase? Almost certainly yes.

[Anonymous No.9943913]

Someone redpill an aerospace engineering freshman on job prospects? My dream has been to work for NASA since childhood but what are the chances of this actually happening, and how can I maximize those chances?

[Anonymous No.9943936]

>>9943913
You can make it if you're a woman or a minority, otherwise, you better work hard as shit if you want to make it. Not even /pol/, that's just how it is

[Anonymous No.9943938]

>>9943913
>>9943936
I mean, as far as NASA goes. Defense work is going pretty well by now, so if you can qualify for a clearance, there may be opportunities there once you graduate. Also, if Boeing goes through with their NMA/797, you might have a chance to work on that when you graduate.

[Anonymous No.9944000]

>>9943936
get on USAJobs right now and start spamming for internships. literally any government internship, engineering and NASA related is a bonus. government jobs are weird with bureaucracy so having a previous government job gives you preference and/or eligibility for other government jobs. basically, once you're in, you're in.

[Anonymous No.9944038]

Should I go here or NMT for petro?

[Anonymous No.9944060]

>>9943182
lmao sounds like youre the angry one nigger

[Anonymous No.9944208]

any cool projects to get into to beef up the resume? I have a TI launchpad and can somewhat code in vhdl, c/c++, and a bit of java. Can't really think of something that I would like to do. Missing the inspiration desu.

Also, if I'm EE, would it be viable to get somewhat decent at vhdl/verilog?

[Anonymous No.9944217]

>>9944208
EasyPower. Live it, learn it.

[Anonymous No.9944219]

>>9944038
You’ll have more fun in Golden/Denver

[Anonymous No.9944236]

Is math a good second major to go along with computer science or EE?

[Anonymous No.9944337]

What are the future prospects of specialising in signal processing on the EE master?

[Anonymous No.9944359]

>>9944337

Very bad. The industry is oversaturated with people that specialize in that.

[Anonymous No.9944770]

>>9942613
Pls response

[Anonymous No.9944903]

>dropped out of ee grad school after a year
>applied to a hundred ish jobs all rejections

I'm starting to feel like im screwed. Time to buy my isolated hidey hoe in the woods and live off grid?

[Anonymous No.9944948]

>>9944236
It's mostly useless

[Anonymous No.9944951]

>>9944359
how about integrated photonics?

[Anonymous No.9944981]

>>9944903

Your first mistake was getting an undergrad degree in EE.

Too many people are fooled into thinking majors like ME, EE or CS are guaranteed to get them a job.

This STEM meme needs to stop. It's getting toxic and it's ruining people's lives while wasting their time and money pursuing a useless education.

[Anonymous No.9945017]

>>9944981
Only a retard would think his education would guarantee a job

[Anonymous No.9945455]

>>9945017
Only a retard would not get a job with a CS/ME/EE degree desu.

[Anonymous No.9945457]

>>9945455

I know plenty of intelligent people with those degrees and they're unemployed or underemployed.

STEM is a meme.

[Anonymous No.9945463]

>>9945457
They're not that intelligent then.

[Anonymous No.9945466]

>>9945463

Na, they are. Boston College graduates with high GPAs. Internship experience too.

[Anonymous No.9945470]

>>9945017
I'm sorry, how does a 4 year engineering degree not guarantee an entry level job?

[Anonymous No.9945473]

>>9945470

Because the industry is oversaturated in most American states.

[Anonymous No.9945482]

whats a good way to really get some salary growth? engineer with ~5 years career experience, started with bretty good salary but raises are minimal. Job searching for stuff in my skill range shows similar salaries unless in really high cost of living areas. Feeling the stagnation...

[Anonymous No.9945485]

>>9945482

Fuck off faggot. You go into engineering because you're passionate about it, not because you want to get rich.

People like you are the reason why my company has to resort to hiring foreigners willing to work for lower wages.

[Anonymous No.9945489]

>>9945482
if the stuff in your skill range is paying close to parity to what you are already getting, that means that your skillset hasn't grown. your pay goes up with how skilled you are. have you gotten your PE or any other certification?

[Anonymous No.9945512]

>>9944981
So what's the alternative to STEM? Fucking killing yourself?

[Anonymous No.9945521]

>>9942387
Just do one and shoot for 4.0 and side projects. Or just go for a minor or math

[Anonymous No.9945565]

>>9945512
>he thinks there is an alternative to killing yourself

[Anonymous No.9945573]

>>9943772
Why would you switch to a field woth worse job prospects? You could be raking in $100k+ as a data scientist/quant.

[Anonymous No.9945574]

>>9945512

[Anonymous No.9945597]

EE (power) and IE dual major here. What are some areas I could work on that involve both degrees? (Apart from solar or other renovable energy industries)

[Anonymous No.9945599]

I've been lurking for a while now. Yes STEM is hard if you're not prepared. I've basically been through 5 years of engineering, and condensed all the essential formula I used into an engineering databook. Wonder if this is of use to anyone? https://www.amazon.com/dp/1980619344

[Anonymous No.9945604]

>>9945599
That cover is terrible

[Anonymous No.9945626]

>>9945485

i would hardly call 80k/year for all the shit i put up with "getting rich" you turd burglar. i know UPS drivers who make more than me

>>9945489

I havent seen much of a benefit for PE in my expertise (electro/optics). Biggest thing would be getting a higher degree but i cant really afford that one, at least not for a long time.

[Anonymous No.9945629]

>>9945573
>Why would you switch to a field woth worse job prospects? You could be raking in $100k+ as a data scientist/quant.

Can anyone confirm this or is he bullshitting? I've heard good things about statisticians and quants.

Only thing is the jobs don't seem as geographically spread out as engineering jobs. They're all concentrated in major metropolitan areas like NYC.

[Anonymous No.9945632]

>>9945629
Not him, the paid is pretty good but the job is pretty boring

[Anonymous No.9945633]

>>9945626
>Biggest thing would be getting a higher degree but i cant really afford that one, at least not for a long time.

Your employer doesn't cover tuition costs?

[Anonymous No.9945687]

>>9945633

not unless they have a business case for you to get a higher degree, which for me, they dont

[Anonymous No.9945707]

>>9945687
thats cause enough to look for a better job. if your employer isn't investing into your growth, go find someone who will.

[Anonymous No.9945714]

>>9945687
>employ an engineer
>don't see a business case behind providing continuing education to their engineer
Holy shit dude, get out of that place. They're either retarded, or are planning on getting rid of you as soon as they can

[Anonymous No.9945730]

>>9945707
>>9945714

i thought it was rare for employers to out their employees through school? well shit. this company doesnt do that very often at all. i had pretty much come to the conclusion im not going to get much salary growth here, but i did just get a promotion - havent really gotten the feeling theyre going to dump me any time soon.

[Anonymous No.9945736]

Starting my second year in September and I'm wondering if I made a mistake being a Computer Engineer. Should have just went all in with Electrical Engineering ? I really like aspects of EE and CS but I don't know how much from each curriculum is sacrided in CE. I'm still in a position where I can switch to EE with zero consequences.

[Anonymous No.9945811]

>>9945485
Imagine being this much of a bootlicker.

[Anonymous No.9945827]

>>9944038

Don't, go major in something else. Industry ia flooded with you idiots

[Anonymous No.9945858]

>>9945707
exactly, EE student here who works for Charter Communications, 90% tuition paid by company just needs C or better and stick w company 2 years after grad and a guaranteed job.

[Scarface No.9945937]

I'm about to enroll to engineering physics course at my local university, I gotta ask. How good is it to get me employed once I finished my degree?
Is it a vast field of engineering or what?

[Anonymous No.9946049]

>>9945937
Don't study STEM if you want a career.

[Scarface No.9946236]

>>9946049
Care to elaborate anon? I'm a noob in this kind of stuff

[Anonymous No.9946276]

>>9943730
Good analogy

[Anonymous No.9946434]

>>9945604
Yeah idc I'm not a cover artist.

[Anonymous No.9946688]

>>9942300
go on a site and pick the one with seeders - that's your decent torrent
this is true for all torrents - you now have no need to ask this shit of anyone ever again

[Anonymous No.9946725]

>>9944208
Implement a simple risc processor in vhdl, put it on a fpga and create a c compiler that can generate code for your processor
That's probably a good enough demo of your skills

[Anonymous No.9946731]

>mfw all these burgers complaining about no engineering jobs
Feels good living in eastern euro

[Anonymous No.9946735]

>>9946731
I'm eastern euro and I complain incessantly. CADmonkey != engineer

[Anonymous No.9946742]

>>9946735
Sure, but if you are still employed as a cad monkey after an engineering masters degree, you probably didn't choose the right carrier path desu

[Anonymous No.9946744]

>>9945714
Or more likely, they don't want anon to get more qualifications at their expense and fuck off.

[Anonymous No.9946747]

>>9946742
>masters degree
Who even gets those? And there isn't much to do besides being a CADmonkey. You can either be a CADmonkey or a CADmonkey wrangler. The westerns won't let untermensche like us actually do anything creative.

[Anonymous No.9946758]

>>9946747
>Who even gets those?
Anyone who wants do do any kind of design?
I have plenty of friends who do actual engineering, most of them didn't even had to leav the country

[Anonymous No.9946943]

>>9942289
3rd year aeronautical engineering undergrad. What do I do to ensure I don't end up unemployed?

[Anonymous No.9946955]

>>9945597
any energy facility

[Anonymous No.9946964]

>>9946236
first of all, engineering physics isn't a real engineering field. Second of all, every field of engineering is oversaurated by people whose parents told them they could become anyhting they want and therefroe pushed them towards enignreering. Many anons here are unemployed. Maybe it's selection bias, but you have to realize that entry level jobs just aren't being created/emptied fast enough to place even a fraction of the glut of new engineers in the market.

[Anonymous No.9946967]

>>9946434
the cover is what 99% of people (even engineers) will judge the book on. Just pony up the $20 or so to get some indian on fiverr to produce an infinitely better cover and I can guarantee you will recoup the costs and then some.

[Anonymous No.9946981]

>>9946943
commit sudoku

[Anonymous No.9946989]

>>9946967
Not him, but to be fair, I find that a lot of well-respected books in engineering have absolutely shit covers, pic related

>>9946943
If you're American, at least one really good internship

[Anonymous No.9946996]

>>9946989
Nope, I'm from spicland

[Anonymous No.9946997]

>>9946981
t. jobless boomer

[Anonymous No.9947002]

>>9946996
Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeew laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaddd
Go into manufacturing engineering or quality engineering, I guess?

[Anonymous No.9947005]

>>9945730
>i thought it was rare for employers to out their employees through school

if you aren't an engineer. what separates this profession is the perks. yeah, a tradie is probably going to make as much or more than you on a per hour basis but you are supposed to get it evened out on the backside with the perks and work/life balance.

>not going to get much salary growth here, but i did just get a promotion

if you got a "promotion" without a fat pay raise, thats not a promotion. thats getting cucked into doing more work than you are compensated for.

>havent really gotten the feeling theyre going to dump me any time soon.

whoa there nigga. your employer should fear you leaving, you shouldn't be stressing on losing your job. fuck son, what are you doing? maybe you just need to grow a pair and give your boss an ultimatum.

[Anonymous No.9947015]

>>9944903
I'm this guy. Anyone suggest other jobs to look into other then engineering with an ee degree. Frankly I was never very passionate for it. Took the interesting semiconductor/quantum mechanics classes instead of useful boring classes (in my humble opinion).

[Anonymous No.9947029]

>>9944038
mines is literally the best full stop hands down for petro, and one of the best in all others for undergrad education.

[Anonymous No.9947031]

>>9947015
refer to the OP. how long have you been looking? if you just shotgunned 100 apps over a month, then its no surprise you haven't had any call backs. getting a discipline specific engineering job takes time, its why so many engineers become project managers or "cost analysts"

funny little story; my first internship there was a girl who had already graduated from my school working there as a cost analyst. her desk was a messy pile of spreadsheets with nothing but expense receipts. i found her crying in front of her computer a few times.

[Anonymous No.9947035]

>>9942289
Do TA positions and/or working at your campus's engineering department as an assistant look good on a resume?

N-no internships btw

[Anonymous No.9947037]

>>9947035
You're screwed. To answer your question, maybe a little.

[Anonymous No.9947039]

>>9947037
Thanks anon, I didn't need a reminder on that since I can just scroll up, but thanks anyways haha.

[Anonymous No.9947046]

>>9947031
Like I said, something other then engineering. Honestly engineers are kind of insufferable to me.

See your funny story, nothing funny about it, just depressing/cynical.

I remember half of my colleagues being trump supporters and one saying "we gotta nuke them gooks in korea go trump". If those are going to be my coworkers no thanks. (I grew up in a shitty Midwest State but still...)

[Anonymous No.9947074]

>>9947039
Just to add, don't lose hope, just get creative with your applications. Target your hiring manager, do informational interviews with others at the company (preferably higher ups) to see what problems the company has, and then use the breifcase technique. (search it on youtube).

[Anonymous No.9947084]

>>9947002
Why do americans always assume everything outside america is a primitive wasteland?

[Anonymous No.9947101]

>>9947046
>liberal
Confirmed for being too low IQ for engineering tbqh

>>9947084
I'm half-mexican and keep in touch with my family down there - it's not a wasteland, bit it's no place to be an engineer, unless you're heavily tied to manufacturing/assembly. Hell, hasn't the peso lost half of its value against the dollar over the past 10-15 years?

[Anonymous No.9947109]

is a CS minor a good idea if I'm in Computer Engineering?

[Anonymous No.9947110]

>>9947101
I'm not from Mexico lmao

Plus, I'd argue being an engineer in Latin America is great because the normie population literally see you as a walking god

[Anonymous No.9947121]

I start my classes tomorrow, any tips for an engineering freshman?

[Anonymous No.9947124]

>>9947046

your engineering training has given you improved quantitative reasoning and analytical capabilities. that is what any company is going to leverage should you choose to use your degree outside your field. the end goal is the same no matter where you go, drive down costs and increase the bottom line and that driving force attracts conservative people. i understand your contempt for those who chase the dollar that hard but you are going to have to go into academia or join an NGO/non-DoD government agency to get away from it.

[Anonymous No.9947127]

>>9947109
never mind the enrollment for CS101 is completely full

[Anonymous No.9947129]

>>9947109
I second this question. Probably isn't necessary, I think there is enough CS in it.

[Anonymous No.9947130]

>>9947121
I hope you have a dildo on hand, you'll want to get used to being analed.

[Anonymous No.9947131]

>>9947121
>start my classes tomorrow
>doesn't already have 3 internships and a 10 page portfolio

not gonna make it

[Anonymous No.9947134]

>>9947121
Change major

[Anonymous No.9947142]

>>9947131
>>9947134
Ignore these two retards

>>9947130
Follow this advice

Good luck

[Anonymous No.9947159]

>>9947127
doesn't your department allow you to get credit by examination?

[Anonymous No.9947175]

should i drop out of the rat race and take a %50 pay cut to go manage a graveyard in france?

its only been 3 years and i'm so very tired.

[Anonymous No.9947189]

>>9947175
Yes

[Anonymous No.9947514]

Is marine engineering any good?

[Anonymous No.9947525]

>>9947514
do you like the ocean and being alone?

[Anonymous No.9947572]

>>9947131
that's senior level EE you buffoon.

[Anonymous No.9947627]

>first real project ever due this Thursday

[Anonymous No.9947770]

So can we all agree most posters here are jobless americans and that's why the atmosphere is so bitter and resentful?

[Anonymous No.9947777]

>>9942289
>be grad student
>after months of study and lit review, come up with a great thesis idea, never before studied, but pretty obvious that the results will be good
>do a little more lit review
>find a paper published 2 months ago that's literally one step away from my idea
RRRREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE I'M GONNA GET FUCKING SNIPED, AREN'T I?! AREN'T I?!?!?!

[Anonymous No.9947782]

>>9947777
nice digits. also, you already dun been sniped. lmao try again.

[Anonymous No.9947827]

>>9947770
Yeah, we should have different /eng/ generals. One for Americans and other for the rest of the world.

Yes, because fuck Americans. I don't give a shit about you and your fucked-up-beyond-repair country.

[Anonymous No.9947828]

>>9947121
Get out while you still can.

[Anonymous No.9947846]

>>9947101
Being an engineer in lat america is pretty based, but the salary is kinda shit compared to american wages. If you have dual citizenship and can get your company to send you to work in lat. america while getting paid a US salary, you're literally set to live among the high class which has a lot of benefits.

[Anonymous No.9947848]

>>9947846
is Chile a nice place? i want a cheap place to retire. i've been grinding for years now and i don't really spend my money on anything. could probably retire at 35 if i find a place with the right cost of living.

[Anonymous No.9947850]

>>9947777
>thinking of your own thesis idea
why did you choose such a lazy faggot for an adviser?

[Anonymous No.9947859]

>>9947175
post the listing. i'll apply for that in a heartbeat.

[Anonymous No.9947866]

>>9947859
https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/493078400

good luck

[Anonymous No.9947874]

>>9947121
Unironically the best advice anyone will give you, especially at the point you're at is to change majors immediately.

[Anonymous No.9948576]

>>9943493
do you study at politecnico di Milano?

[Anonymous No.9948751]

I have an interview at ManTech for systems analyst/associate. I have no idea what I'm doing. Anyone have advice/experience? Specifically with/about ManTech would be great

[Anonymous No.9948765]

>first two years at community college
>super comfy never any classes over 30 people
>transfer to big uni and have to take a gen ed course
>375 people in my class
Literally how the fuck am I supposed to concentrate with 2 people crammed right next to me? I have no desk space or leg room. Fuck big unis.

[Anonymous No.9948956]

>>9948576
well yes, you see the graphics

[Anonymous No.9948980]

>>9945466
Maybe they interview poorly. Maybe they're shit people. Maybe they have a terrible resume. A good GPA won't cover for being an autist.

[Anonymous No.9949006]

>>9948980
You literally can't prove any of that. You're trying to come up with a reason why it's the job seeker's fault for the market being saturated.

[Anonymous No.9949010]

>six month long hiring process
>create a bunch of new IP for the company
>sorry we just realized we don't have the budget to hire you lmao

[Anonymous No.9949081]

>>9947074
how do you use the briefcase technique for a new job where you don't know the intricate problems they have as an outsider?

[Anonymous No.9949184]

>>9942333
What do you do? I've been hearing a lot of good things about industrial

[Anonymous No.9949235]

Is the engineering job market in the US really as bad as everyone here says it is? Or do most people here have bad interview experience, little effort or have attended some podunk uni? (The latter applies less here I imagine, moreso in norminum)

[Anonymous No.9949242]

Long "am I fucked for grad school" type question:

I'm a EE + Physics dual major at a top 50 US school. 3.6 GPA due to going through some stuff first three semesters, been good since, A's and A-'s. I'm doing research at MIT in the fall, should be able to publish in the spring according to the professor I talked to. He seemed interested in my idea. What are my odds at being able to go grad school at MIT on the back of his recommendation and my research there? I'm really worried about my low GPA holding me back.

[Anonymous No.9949257]

>>9949242
GREs, get a letter of rec from your MIT connections.

[Anonymous No.9949279]

Just got an email about a class they started offering, seems to me that they offer some hands on experience like a senior project. Should I take it if that's the case? Mechanical engineer btw.

[Anonymous No.9949286]

>>9943913
Same but Im a bio major. Always wanted to work on space n shit but doctors make more money. I already feel like I'm going to regret going medical.
>>9943938
What engineering route would give me the best shot at landing a defense job?

[Anonymous No.9949289]

>>9949242
3.5 and above is fine. It depends on your research chops and your networking skills

[Anonymous No.9949295]

>>9942366
this is what i'm worst at
i'm at the very bottom of the dunning kruger curve, and i'm too open minded and ask questions before i've thought stuff through

[Anonymous No.9949469]

>>9949279
Sounds like a joke course, honestly.

[Anonymous No.9949595]

Are civil engineers the Chads of the engineering world?

[Anonymous No.9949754]

Got a phone interview (had a phone screen the week before) with Oracle tomorrow. Any advice or things I should know in advance?

[Anonymous No.9949758]

>>9949754
More like Snoracle haha

[Anonymous No.9949804]

Why does it seem like mechanical engineers have the most normal/cool people of all the engineering disciplines?

Civils seem a bit retarded, EE has those autistic weird messed up hair skinny type kids, chemical has Walter White wannabe faggots. Mechanical Chads seem based as fuck.

[Anonymous No.9949805]

>>9942289

Engineers are fags.

CHEMISTS RULES!!

[Anonymous No.9949821]

>tfw Canada
Why did I choose engineering...

[Anonymous No.9949856]

>>9949595
no. Business majors are the chads of the engineering world

[Anonymous No.9949887]

>>9942613
If you don’t have the background for undergrad Cheme courses you’ll have a bad time. The Cheme masters courses at my Uni are just repeats of undergrad concepts like thermo and fluid dynamics but harder.
t. Chem E undergrad working in a lab with Masters and Ph.D students

[Anonymous No.9949893]

How the fuck is this engineering general? There's no discussion of engineering. This is Engineering Student General

[Anonymous No.9950159]

>>9949893
All the working engineers don't want to let on about how boring abd pointless their jobs are. But hey, $65k/yr!!

[Anonymous No.9950163]

>>9949887
The chem major only did intro thermodynamics so I'm not sure how far that would carry me. There was no fluid dynamics at all. Could be a bit tricky but I've heard of people doing masters while/after completing undergrad prerequisite units.

>>9949893
Alright, here's a paraphrase of what my engineer friend said when we met up last week:

My job is fucking arse, going into mechE in Australia was a mistake. I've been working for more than a year and a half and they have still kept me on casual wages and even if I was fulltime I wouldn't earn that much. Fulltime guys get around 60k and I'm getting 65k because of the casual loading.
I want to quit but I haven't seen anything else yet.

[Anonymous No.9950171]

>>9942569
no simcoe posting

[Anonymous No.9950250]

>>9949893
this is a containment thread

[Anonymous No.9950534]

>>9949469
Well all of the technical electives being offered are joke classes if I'm being honest. I'm just trying to pick the best ones since I couldn't find a fucking internship

[Anonymous No.9950540]

Freshman starting engineering at an ok school tomorrow. Are you guys all meming or is getting a job as an engineer actually cancer. Should I consider switching to something else before doing too many engineering classes?

[Anonymous No.9950558]

>>9950540
fuck off fucking freshman brainlet, come back to this thread when you have at least a master

[Anonymous No.9950570]

>>9949006
Sure I can't. Doesn't mean that those reasons aren't to be considered for why someone with good grades doesn't have a job.

[Anonymous No.9950638]

>>9950159
I wish I could talk more about my work but I don’t think I could do so without doxxing myself.

[Anonymous No.9950849]

>>9945629
Good pay, extremely competitive, toxic work environment. That's just second hand info

[Anonymous No.9950871]

>tfw reading this thread makes me suicidal
I just wanna get an okay job so I can live with my gf why is life so hard

[Anonymous No.9950894]

>>9942289
Would doing part time IT work at a laboratory look good on a resume, or should I just settle on another part time job like a TA or working at the engineering building maintaining things like 3D printers and other cleanup in my campus?

[Anonymous No.9951497]

I graduated at the end of june and have only gotten 1 in person interview, how long should I try to find a job before giving up and go die for Israel?

[Anonymous No.9951502]

I HATE ENGINEERS.

[Anonymous No.9951510]

>>9951497
1 year

[Anonymous No.9951511]

>>9951502
you are in the right general then. engineers hate engineers the most.

[Anonymous No.9951556]

>>9950894
I don't think the impact would be too different one way or the other. I'd just do whatever's most manageable for your schedule.

[Anonymous No.9951557]

>>9942289
You oughta just link to indeed in the OP
Or Glassdoor

[Anonymous No.9951559]

What sort of Programming Languages to use, engibros?
I'm a mech currently trying to learn C. Any recommendations?

[Anonymous No.9951574]

>>9951559
Visual Basic

Not even kidding. So much of what your peers are going to send you is going to be in an excel format.

[Anonymous No.9951592]

>>9949279
If you plan on going into consulting it will probably be helpful, otherwise you should take a real elective course like compressible flow or combustion.

[Anonymous No.9951608]

>>9951559
>>9951574
I'm fluent in python, java, javascript, c, and matlab, but I can't get an engineering job. Will learning VB get me hired?

[Anonymous No.9951609]

>>9949856
Business major going back to school for me here... business is pointless and skilless

[Anonymous No.9951616]

>>9951574
This tbqh

>>9951608
Don't bother learning it, just add it to your resume. If you ever need it, you'll be able to pick it up in no time if you're able to program in all those other languages.

[Anonymous No.9951640]

>>9951574
Matlab can read excel files without being cancer.

[Anonymous No.9951645]

>>9951640
>implying engineering companies will pay for matlab licenses unless they absolutely have to

[Anonymous No.9951657]

>>9943730
Nice
[spoiler] I don't lift lol. what does that mean?

[Anonymous No.9951685]

>>9942289
I’m 24, 1.5 years out from my BA in EE, and have a six year employment record in an unrelated industry that is not retail/fast food. How fucked am I /eng/? I want to work. I have no relevant contacts. Not good at getting them quickly. Please invite me to the secret network of engineering anons.
Excited about starting fall tomorrow.

[Anonymous No.9951703]

>>9945599
Hey, maybe I'll try that book someday.

[Anonymous No.9951720]

>>9947121
Reach deep and find why you want to be an engineer. Remember it, and commit to the identity. Without, you won't make it, not with good grades and GPA anyway.
Otherwise, consider switching to something you legitimately enjoy.

[Anonymous No.9951723]

>>9951640
Your cheap ass customer has excel. Your even cheaper ass boss has excel.

[Anonymous No.9951724]

>>9949235
Latter

>>9949242
You dont have to worry

[Anonymous No.9951725]

>>9947777
Maybe they wont see it
Find a way to one up it anyway

[Anonymous No.9951729]

>>9951685
Use career fairs at your college to get internships before you graduate, if you can’t get those or a job in engineering after graduating take literally any job you can find even if its non-engineering simply because it looks a lot worse to be unemployed

[Anonymous No.9951734]

>>9949010
not as bad as you, but i've had some cunt jerk me around for 3 weeks through two interviews only to reveal that the position she wanted to hire me for never was funded and instead they hired someone internally.

[Anonymous No.9951744]

>>9949235
Look at pic related instead of going by anecdotes. It's only gotten worse as there is more and more "outreach" programs to cram as many people into STEM as possible. I got hired because I had a referral, but the job sucks so much dick that every single day I'm contemplating just quitting and doing my absolute best to change careers. It's making life unbearable.

Why does it suck so much? They had me start sooner than I was ready, straight out of, or still in, school. From day one they just throw shit at me to do with zero training. I can just figure things out as I go along, right? Wrong. Everything has deadlines, and all my time has to be accounted for in timesheets that charge respective projects that I worked on. If I try to "train" myself without charging projects I get scolded. If I try to learn while charging the projects, I kill the project's budget and then I still get scolded while the project work has to be done with no funds to charge for it.

If I knew things would suck this much I would have just gone into trades and most likely had my own company now. Working my own hours and getting paid more than I am now.

[Anonymous No.9951748]

>>9951645
>>9951723
>he doesn't know about Octave

[Anonymous No.9951757]

>>9942296
Wait why....
>I'm studying to become mechanical engineer and struggling through
>considering changing majors

Can you please elaborate on why it was a mistake so I can kill myself now and save myself the trouble?

[Anonymous No.9951762]

>>9951757
Not him, but I'm also in ME and strongly regret it. My story is >>9951744.

[Anonymous No.9951766]

>>9951685
Why the hell did you go BA?

[Anonymous No.9951776]

How do I move from Engineering into business?

[Anonymous No.9951778]

>>9951762
Then what would you recommend I do? I currently just started sophomore year at a community college, doing calc 1 now(&having trouble with it).I dont want to drop out of college and dont want my progress so far to be for nothing. I'm good with computers though and was thinking of changing to computer science.

[Anonymous No.9951781]

>>9951778
Good with computers means absolutely nothing. Anyone with half a brain can look shit up the plethora of forums. The question is whether you can program and whether you enjoy it. Regardless of the answer, CS is a better choice than ME. IT is another respectable choice, but you need to know that with IT your salary will have a lower cap than CS, but you won't starve by any means.

[Anonymous No.9951785]

>>9951776
MBA
B
A

[Anonymous No.9951789]

>>9942296
Same. Business or computer science.

[Anonymous No.9951898]

>>9951729
I told you I’ve been employed for 6 years and will continue to be but I will try. I have bills and it’s hard for me to quit something solid for an internship that will leave me unemployed in a matter of months.
>>9951766
It’s a BS, I misspoke.

[Anonymous No.9951940]

/engi/ - suicidal students general

[Anonymous No.9951976]

>>9951744
>they just throw shit at me to do with zero training
Fuck.

[Anonymous No.9952242]

>>9949804
I posted this to my EE friends, and they both responded kinda triggered. Iguess you are on to something.

[Anonymous No.9952269]

>>9951898
if you're going to school it's part time employment then right? you could try to get a co-op.

[Anonymous No.9952273]

dickhead here, what is the go-to /sci/ site for finding online textbook PDF's? I know this is an annoying question, however I seldom post on this board.

[Anonymous No.9952274]

>>9952273
http://libgen.io/

[Anonymous No.9952276]

>>9952274
Thanks anon!

[Anonymous No.9952362]

Anyone else struggling to decide on a degree? I want to do technical stuff but I'm not sure what to study. I've narrowed my interests down to either EE or CS.
I like EE because the underlying physics and science behind it is really cool to learn about and I'm tentatively interested in nanotech. I like CS because the logic is interesting, programming is fun, plus theres a lot of job demand.
One would think CPE is down my alley but Im not interested in working on traditional computer hardware. Maybe if I worked on something neat like quantum computing or bio computing, sure, but creating parts or working on the low-level programming for a traditional computer system doesnt sound all that interesting to me.

[Anonymous No.9952424]

>>9952362
If you want to work on anything of significant technical complexity, you need more than a bachelors. Undergrad degrees are almost interchangeable.

[Anonymous No.9952439]

>>9951785
A MBA is completly useless

[Anonymous No.9952493]

>>9950871
Should've majored in business

[Anonymous No.9952554]

>>9952439
How do I move to business then.

[Anonymous No.9952754]

>>9952554
If you have an engineering degree, then get a master in Industrial Engineering, it teaches you way more than any MBA you can find (if the uni is at least decent, obviously). Even a Bsc. in IE is better than a MBA. Most MBA just teaches you retarded shit like 6 sigma, PDCA, marketing and a lot of brainlet stuff. In IE you will see a lot of usefull stuff. I'm an IE & EE dual major (both with masters).

[Anonymous No.9952997]

Nasa just emailed me back from 3 months ago when i asked about possible schooling and job stuff within the next 4+ years and it was just a link to the nasa.gov website thanks for the response i huess

[Anonymous No.9953019]

>>9951657
1/2/3/4 is the weight in units of 45 lbs plates for the 4 main lifts: overhead press / bench press / squat / deadlift

1 plate = 1 plate on either side of the bar = 45 + 45 + 45 (the bar itself) = 135 lbs

[Anonymous No.9953021]

>>9953019
>>9951657
if you're asking in the context of anon's analogy, hitting 1/2/3/4 on your lifts is considered an accomplishment when transition from an amateur lifter to semi-serious

[Anonymous No.9953029]

>>9945599
I don't understand the purpose of this book? What type of engineer is is targeted toward?

[Anonymous No.9953035]

>>9948765
if that ruins your concentration how can you expect to produce work as an engineer with customers, supervisors, etc on your dick about any number of things day in and day out

[Anonymous No.9953037]

>>9949595
That would be controls engineers

[Anonymous No.9953088]

A lot of people say that Calc II is hard, how to do I prepare myself this semester?

[Anonymous No.9953110]

>>9953088
>Calc 1, 2, 3 or 4
>Hard
The absolute state of /sci/

[Anonymous No.9953144]

>>9953088
two groups of ppl who fail/do poorly in calc 2

>brainlets fresh out of their bumfuck high school where they got 4.0s without trying are shocked that you actually have to study for once
>people who don't spend the time memorizing basic integrals/derivations and skate along until sequences and series which is unlike most things they've ever seen and get drypounded

[Anonymous No.9953150]

>>9953144
You forget my type: Smart (around 150 IQ) but lazy as fuck

[Anonymous No.9953151]

>>9952997

all government positions are handled through USAJobs. embrace the glacial speed of the bureaucracy because it can take 9 months just to get scheduled for an interview.

[Anonymous No.9953174]

>>9942289

How the hell do people pay for school here in the USA?

I'm not terrible with money, but fuck, 5 thousand dollars is a shit ton of money just to throw at 1 semester of community college.

[Anonymous No.9953181]

>>9953174
i almost died for israel in order to go to college. just kidding, i drank beer and fucked off for 5 years.

[Anonymous No.9953209]

how do i into magnetohydrodynamics?
i go EE and then do a Ph.D program with that specialization at some point in the far future, right?

[Anonymous No.9953267]

>>9953150

[Anonymous No.9953393]

>>9953174
Take out loans, go to CC and a state university

My total debt is like 50k from 4.5 years of college, but I make more than that in a year with the job I secured before even graduating. Not to mention the company that hired me will pay the rest of it if I stay with them, which isn't that uncommon for mid-tier engineering jobs

[Anonymous No.9953448]

>>9953151
i haven't started college fully and i wanted to know if a certain degree would be a building ground,they said 10-15 business days for processing on their website

[Anonymous No.9953459]

>>9953393
When are you burguers going to get public education like the rest of the west? Getting in debt to learn basic undergrad shit seems crazy to me

[Anonymous No.9953469]

>>9953448
>they said 10-15 business days for processing on their website

thats quick. stuff like that usually takes 4-6 weeks.

[Anonymous No.9953562]

>>9942296
Don't feel bad, at least you didn't go aerospace

[Anonymous No.9953586]

Questions about undergrad electives.
I don't know what to pick in Electrical Engineering. I'm interested in communications, but I don't know if I would be able to find a job here. The next best thing would be Power since it seems good and maybe even more jobs. Any advice on what to go for?

[Anonymous No.9953595]

>>9953586
take more math classes or see if you can do a 500 level version of something you've already done. go deep, not wide.

[Anonymous No.9953596]

>>9953459
It's pretty shit. I would love to have free education.

[Anonymous No.9953635]

>tfw missed the first day of linear algebra
I really hope I didn't miss anything.

[Anonymous No.9953671]

>>9949804
No one lays pipe like ME. I'm EE

[Anonymous No.9953692]

>>9953671
I lay pipe harder than a mug, also EE.

[Anonymous No.9953694]

>>9953469
well it took them 3 months to send me a copy and paste email to their library and back to their website

[Anonymous No.9953697]

Anyone have engineering friends who went on to law after finishing degree?

[Anonymous No.9953759]

>>9953697
Yeah, they’re all patent attorneys.

[Anonymous No.9953877]

>>9943493
If I was you I would have choose (cause I like big equations):
noise and vibra or wind eng
>inb4 choose something you will enjoy to study

[Anonymous No.9953880]

>>9947121
learn computer science and fluid mechanics, makes your life comfy af.
while simulation runs browse 4chan.
make script to run simulations.
when people comes around pretend to work.

[Anonymous No.9953902]

Starting my third year of CE after a rocky second year in Canada. Reading these posts worry me about job shit, am I gonna make it bros?

[Anonymous No.9953913]

>>9949805
But what if im studying chemE?

[Anonymous No.9953918]

ayo can I get a degree with a 2.7 ish GPA? Think I can nail an interview, not an autist but yeah...
For spring internships, should I just apply even if I don't meet the gpa requirement?

[Anonymous No.9953930]

>>9953918
If you truly aren't an autist then you should be able to get an internship through connections.

[Anonymous No.9953961]

>>9953110

I remember when we didn't allow LGBT folk on /sci/. Now they have their own thread. Oh how the times change.

[Anonymous No.9954242]

>>9953930
what connections?!

[Anonymous No.9954250]

I have my first interview in a couple hours. Systems engineer position as a physics BS. What do? Any advice?

[Anonymous No.9954251]

>>9954250
What the hell does a physics bs know about systems? retarded as fuck

[Anonymous No.9954288]

>>9954251
Nothing lol i have no idea what im doing

[Anonymous No.9954365]

>>9953759
Did they go to ok-decent schools? Everyone says to stay far away from law school as it’s hard to secure a job unless you attend the top schools. It’s also commonly said J.D. folks work many more hours than their engineering counterparts and hate life. I like the idea of it because I get a kick out of reading legal writing, autistically filing forms, and communicating with people.

Is autocad cert appreciated on EE resumes?

[Anonymous No.9954390]

>>9953902
No.

[Anonymous No.9954414]

>>9954365
I only know two guys and they both went to literally who private schools (DU and Louis & Clark) for law. I don’t know about their work/life balance but I do know they make way more than my middling 100k salary

[Anonymous No.9954477]

How do I get connections after graduation

[Anonymous No.9954482]

>>9954477
>after graduation
Conferences and training boondoggles.

[Anonymous No.9954665]

>>9942289
Just got an offer for 102k starting salary, with 3 weeks vacation a year and full dental/vision and good medical.
Feelsgoodman

[Anonymous No.9954684]

>>9954665
Which coast?

[Anonymous No.9954711]

>>9954250
>>9954251
Got offered the job on the spot. Ezpz

[Anonymous No.9954713]

>>9954665
Undergrad or higher? Which specialty?

[Anonymous No.9954823]

I hate bloated textbooks so much.

[Anonymous No.9954827]

>>9953877
this is from a ME course
it'd be like the fourth course on vibrations.

[Anonymous No.9954890]

>>9954665
Spill all of the non personal details and your general background (experience, skills, major, level of degrees) you lucky dog.

[Anonymous No.9954952]

>>9954711
nice larp

[Anonymous No.9954992]

>>9954952
I did. Only 67k tho so im not too ecstatic

[Anonymous No.9955003]

>>9954992
No stock or bonus structure?

[Anonymous No.9955016]

>>9955003
Cash bonuses but not too big didnt look like. Didnt say anything about stocks which is a shame. Overall underwhelming. Good confidence boost for my first interview though. Good experience

[Anonymous No.9955026]

>>9955016
>no stock
yeah i'd pass on that too.

[Anonymous No.9955122]

>>9953562
w-what's wrong with aerospace

[Anonymous No.9955129]

>>9955122
If you like being unemployed it's great.

[Anonymous No.9955130]

>>9955122
you are competing against geniuses who are willing to work for peanuts just because the job satisfies their airplane/spaceship autism.

[Anonymous No.9955141]

>>9955129
>>9955130
what if I am also a genius with spaceship autism?
I have business autism too so that should help a bit

[Anonymous No.9955147]

>>9955141
as long as you know what you are getting into

[Anonymous No.9955155]

>>9955147
perhaps I should start making friendly calls to people high up earlier than I planned to

[Anonymous No.9955200]

>>9953029
Not him, but all of them

>>9945599
>replaced bland cover with MemeX cover

[Anonymous No.9955223]

>>9955155
the other guy did that yesterday, son. you are already behind.

[Anonymous No.9955340]

>>9953150
>he thinks his IQ is this high

Check out this brainlet

[Anonymous No.9955355]

>>9953150
if you are lazy, you are not smart

[Anonymous No.9955438]

What electives should I take? I go to CU and am a mechanical engineer, and this is more or less what's offered:
>Sustainable Energy: Seems to be all about evaluating how energy is used in the economy and looking at different, sustainable forms of energy
>Soft Machines: All about soft machines, robotics, and the material science behind them.
>Combustion
>Failure of Engineering Materials
>Nanomaterials Class
>Feedback Control: Introduction to fundamental principles and techniques for analysis and synthesis of feedback control systems in the time and frequency domains.
>Introduction to Microfluids

Currently I enrolled in sustainable energy, soft machines, and some advanced calculus course, but I was thinking of dropping the sustainable energy class for combustion, and then tacking on that feedback control class in place of the calc. But it's hard for me to really figure out since I'm not quite sure what my passion is. I technically graduate at the end of this semester, but these electives all kinda feel "meh" to me, since the other semester has a robotics class and some other neat stuff.

[Anonymous No.9955460]

>>9955141
If you even consider doing car job just do mechanical with aero minor

[Anonymous No.9955571]

As an mech eng sophomore, is it good that I'm already a TA? I feel like that could come in handy on my resume.

[Anonymous No.9955660]

>>9953635
Lmao you got dropped faggot

[Anonymous No.9955664]

>>9955438
what? what is CU, and if you are already an engineer why are you still taking classes?

[Anonymous No.9955676]

>>9942296
help build communism, you would have a job in communism, the people need bridges, and roads, and tanks.

[Anonymous No.9955687]

>>9954414
are they patent attorneys?

[Anonymous No.9955736]

hmmm someone suggested doing I.E as a graduate student rather than an MBA, thinking this would be a good choice but not sure which schools in california offer said program...

[Anonymous No.9955907]

>>9955736
why do you want to stay in Cali? Expand your horizons.

[Anonymous No.9955914]

>>9954823
>700+ pages for a single textbook

[Anonymous No.9955980]

>>9951744
Majority of guys in /g/ want to off themselves because their jobs are either pointless and boring or worse, full of pajeets. Also CS has more of a SJW influence in it compared to Engineering which is still on the masculine side. CS and Engineering are boring as fuck.

[Anonymous No.9955988]

Thread song: MASH Theme

https://youtu.be/4gO7uemm6Yo

[Anonymous No.9956083]

>>9955664
CU is a college, and i forgot to put major afterwards

[Anonymous No.9956133]

>>9955664
Did you post this thinking you were funny?

[Anonymous No.9956147]

>>9955687
Yep. They both work in the same office.

[Anonymous No.9956160]

>>9955988

[Anonymous No.9956187]

anyone here doing chemical engineering? how is it so far?

[Anonymous No.9956227]

>just did study abroad to germany for a semester
>they failed me on all my courses

wtf, the courses weren't even hard. They're not even giving me any feedback or even talk to me, just straight 5.0 GPA

[Anonymous No.9956273]

>>9956227
>5.0 GPA
>Failed

What kind of kraut magic is this?

[Anonymous No.9956294]

>>9955571
Nope, doesn't matter.

[Anonymous No.9956355]

>>9956273
they're backwards. 1.0 is perfect

[Anonymous No.9956402]

>>9956187
dead

[Anonymous No.9956468]

2nd interview for an entry level aerospace eng job. I'm just hoping they dont bust out a whiteboard like the first one

[Anonymous No.9956593]

>be EE
>take Mathematical Optimization class aimed at Applied Math engineers a.k.a. Mathematical engineers (in my country)
>get the equivalent to ~2.75 GPA final grade
>friends who took the Optimization class aimed at all other engineers (including EE) all get straight 4.0's final grades

Did I fuck up bros? At least I went more in depth than my friends and I still did better than most Applied Math engies in the course lol

[Anonymous No.9956706]

>>9956187
I just graduated and am going to grad school. Pretty much everyone I graduated with has a job, even the idiots. I enjoyed it.

[Anonymous No.9956732]

>>9942441
Two extra courses for a minor? There is almost no reason not to.

[Anonymous No.9956874]

just let it die. /eng/ was a mistake.

[Anonymous No.9956964]

>>9956468
I hear people post about crazy hard questions in interviews, but the hardest interview question I've ever had is "what would you expect to the the critical load cases for the aft fuselage of an aircraft?", makes me feel like a brainlet desu

[Anonymous No.9956994]

>>9953209
There's a book on this
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Introduction-Magnetohydrodynamics-Cambridge-Applied-Mathematics/dp/131661302X

I have that strange feeling this is more for Physicists and Structural Engineers. I want to do ME but I too would like to study magnetohydrodynamics in detail.

[Anonymous No.9956995]

Did you worship Hephaestus today?

[Anonymous No.9957005]

>>9956995
Yes, I jacked off while Chad fucked my wife today, just like every Friday

[Anonymous No.9957111]

>>9956995
I’ve been looking for a little Hephaestus figurine to make a small shrine out of. It’s all overpriced garbage off Etsy.

[Anonymous No.9957432]

I'm about to start my second year of college as a Materials Science and Engineering Undergrad. What should I do in the first week to maximize my chances of getting an internship/coop by the next summer?