depends on the program, as it with engineering
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That statement is way too generalized. I agree that most programs are geek churns, but if you look at a high quality program like the one that I am finishing at Virginia Tech, you will see that it truely is a science. Not only was I required to have a rediculous knowledge of physical science, statistics, and math, but I was also required to have incredible problem solving skills and theoretical intuition. Our program included fundamentals of EE, discrete logic and other low level skills, as well as high level theory and science, such as physics, algorithm analysis, and computer graphics. I'd like to see someone without my scientific background design efficient graphic algorithms or implement modern estimation and feedback techniques for mechanical equipment. Some of us are engineers and scientists wrapped all into one incredibly dense particle similar to a black hole. In conclusion, you are an unsophistocated simpleton who eminates the pungent odor of brain-rot.
my site, www.opennotes.net is one for textbooks. If it is popular, I will open a site for general books of any kind. There are so many authors with out of print books who would certianly post their books for free. public domain book projects are great too.
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That statement is way too generalized. I agree that most programs are geek churns, but if you look at a high quality program like the one that I am finishing at Virginia Tech, you will see that it truely is a science. Not only was I required to have a rediculous knowledge of physical science, statistics, and math, but I was also required to have incredible problem solving skills and theoretical intuition. Our program included fundamentals of EE, discrete logic and other low level skills, as well as high level theory and science, such as physics, algorithm analysis, and computer graphics. I'd like to see someone without my scientific background design efficient graphic algorithms or implement modern estimation and feedback techniques for mechanical equipment. Some of us are engineers and scientists wrapped all into one incredibly dense particle similar to a black hole. In conclusion, you are an unsophistocated simpleton who eminates the pungent odor of brain-rot.
my site, www.opennotes.net is one for textbooks. If it is popular, I will open a site for general books of any kind. There are so many authors with out of print books who would certianly post their books for free. public domain book projects are great too.