/sci/ - Science & Math

You are given a full scholarship to university, but you must choose 3 majors and triple major. What do you choose?

Physics or Mathematics as a focus and why

How many scholarships have you applied for and received?

I never study everyday, just in short periods of 1-3 days 6-8h/day. I have a big test in about 3 months so I need to study ideally 2 hours every day on Average throughout these months.

Why do we allow ethics to impede science?

Final exam in stats tomorrow. I haven't studied anything because it's open book. Think I'll make it?

Are we in a scientific golden age?

>it's a roastie saves 4 seats for her friends but they never show up episode

Do you talk to yourself while studying?

>>9908806
Tks

Is it possible to recover from having failed high school? At what point are you too old to go to uni?

Im a jack shit retard that didnt have any idea how to answer anything on this and i just went with instinct and i got a 108

>>9754411
or y'know, actually find a nice company to work for and have meaningful contributions and collaboration
while GDPR will likely have nasty implications for data science, I think just about any big-enough company that has IT/web services as its core business can be a nice play to work as a data scientist/analyst, or even any company that makes data driven decisions
if what you said is the kind of work you do then that's obviously not a good place to work at

however!
>request is vague and not really possible
if the requester isn't a complete idiot they will be open to communication, on average they themselves don't really know what they want let alone need, and that's where you, as a capable engineer, come in, take them to the side and talk to them and together try to understand what it is that you're all trying to do and how to go about it
>analysis is ignored and managers go yolo
see previous point about good places to work; if that's really the case then you can half-ass your work and use that time to study other things that will land you a better job somewhere else

but again I think in these cases you only have the title of data scientist, not the profession; just like an account manager isn't an "actual" manager, just like tons of engineers aren't actual engineers; just like a devops engineer can't even fucking exist because devops isn't a job title, just like everyone saying they do agile doesn't mean they actually do agile
you can slap whatever label you want on whatever the fuck you want, don't undermine the people who actually do it just because it's misrepresented by fucktards

thre

>>9702793
Ok, I'll forget about reactivity series.
Thanks for answering my question.

Why are engineers hated by everyone else on STEM?
I need serious answers.

>>9548686
Pic related, it's me

>have to pay between $50,000 - $100,000 in tuition fees to get a shiny piece of paper at the end of 3 - 4 years
>no guarantee you'll even get a good job after you graduate

Is university a ponzi scheme /sci/?

>teaching is dog shit even in STEM subjects
>free online lectures are unironically better than anything taught in prescribed books or by professors
>most courses horrendously have a theoretical bias, with very limited real world applications
>no guarantee you'll even get a decent job after you graduate unless you're a normie with 1000 friends or president of the feminist society
>when most students don't get a job after graduation they apply for Masters and PhD degrees
>after that, they unironically go back into teaching at the very same establishments that filled them with false hope
>have to pay tens of thousands of $ to justify above

Well /sci/? Seems like unless you're a literal genius or lucky enough to make 300k starting straight after graduation, most people are stuck in an endless feedback loop that keep these parasitic establishments alive.

>/sci/ is more inteligent as other boards

>>9417246
You can be a chemist---as a business owner. You have to raise capital and do your studying on the side.

Sure, creating a startup is hard---but you won't cuck yourself to incompetent suits who care about literally nothing but profit, and have no real mind for innovation. That's just the reality of this economy we've inherited.

>>9377683
at least you're not a pharmacist

Have you ever felt like you're too dumb to be in your field?
I have this feeling every other day or so studying.

>>9290442
wow that sounds like an excellent high quality poster! I can tell why he wants everyone to forget