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U.S. Engineers Undercounted
mcho writes "Red Herring reports that 'The United States graduates far more engineers annually than typically reported in the press, a study said Monday, while the number of engineering graduates in India and China, long considered threats to the U.S.' status as a technological superpower, may be overstated ... the data implies that per every 1 million citizens, the United States is producing more technology specialists than China and India.' Are U.S. Engineers undercounted?" We've reported on the trend of U.S. students leaving the field previously.
This is what happens when you let MBAs do the counting...
Be a real patriot: Question authority. Think for yourself. Formulate your own conclusions.
If only they counted by weight, U.S. Engineers will be properly represented.
thats not even real engineering!@
/B.S. in E.E.
//M.S. in Comp Sci
///yep, I'm a S.W. Eng, baby!
In the future, I would want to not be isolated from my friends in the Space Station.
"It seems everybody wants to be called an engineer these days."
And most of them have never driven a train in their life.
Exam 4/C again. Maybe I'll do better this time.
"You want to be a successful business owner or politician, but roll a 'not upper-class', so instead you're unemployed. Should've set your sights lower, ya poor to middle-class dipshit!"