/sci/ - Science & Math

Just finished interviewing a few people today. If you claim you are "Experienced with PSpice" you better not ask me about the notation of the components like "Is that the resistance value right there?".

Also if you have an electrical engineer degree, you better be able to draw the four standard types of filters and solve a basic current division problem. Fucking brainlets, no point in asking my harder more interesting questions if you don't even know the fundamentals.

And if I see you list out software or some kind of coding experience, I will ask you a question and I might even present you a problem within the software or coding environment. There is no room for frauds in my department.

>this thread
The absolute state of /sci/.

>>9566668
>Any good physics/math Youtube channels?
>I'm trying to avoid the normie stuff

>>9496444
>10% increase in cognition

>brainlets intrigued by basic algebra with few different variables

>brainlets itt thinking the age at which they learn calculus means anything

>>9435877
>there isn't much of a difference between 1x1 matrices and scalars

Don't worry anon, you will have your friends to support you!

>i know we just proved strings but i swear, the end of physics is coming

>"At least I didn't waste my time with CS like that retard"

>IQ doesn't matter anyway

engineers are the guys who actually make the things you use while brainlets like steve jobs take all the credit

>"on this pale blue dot"