They're Marching Against God - Your .02
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JonBoy,
I received a Bachelor's of Computer Engineering and Bachelor's of Physics from Virginia Tech. I double-majored. I work as an electrical engineer. I am also currently pursuing a Master's of Astronomy, part-time, from Berkeley. I still have a ways to go.
Oh, and I'm just a private pilot. Haven't touched a Boeing yet.
- Warren
I received a Bachelor's of Computer Engineering and Bachelor's of Physics from Virginia Tech. I double-majored. I work as an electrical engineer. I am also currently pursuing a Master's of Astronomy, part-time, from Berkeley. I still have a ways to go.
Oh, and I'm just a private pilot. Haven't touched a Boeing yet.
- Warren
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JonBoy,
I wouldn't go to a university where I could only choose from a strict set of classes. Whenever I encounter something I don't understand, it just prompts me to learn it -- and that means I spent a lot of my undergraduate career studying random things -- observational astrophysics, biomedical engineering, physical geology, poetry, etc.
And I do indeed enjoy school -- when I'm not taking a class, I tend to read textbooks for leisure. My beside reading table might scare most of you away!
I have certainly not selected electrical engineering as my final career, either -- I feel I'm not the type to settle down in one type of work. I've already made the decision that my next job will be something involving spaceflight, space exploration, or astronomy. I can't imagine those topics getting boring anytime soon -- but we'll just have to see where the wind takes me.
- Warren
I wouldn't go to a university where I could only choose from a strict set of classes. Whenever I encounter something I don't understand, it just prompts me to learn it -- and that means I spent a lot of my undergraduate career studying random things -- observational astrophysics, biomedical engineering, physical geology, poetry, etc.
And I do indeed enjoy school -- when I'm not taking a class, I tend to read textbooks for leisure. My beside reading table might scare most of you away!
I have certainly not selected electrical engineering as my final career, either -- I feel I'm not the type to settle down in one type of work. I've already made the decision that my next job will be something involving spaceflight, space exploration, or astronomy. I can't imagine those topics getting boring anytime soon -- but we'll just have to see where the wind takes me.
- Warren
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by woodyandy
[B]Kill this thread before it spreads!
The point I made back when we were in single digit page numbers was that good and bad are the inventions of man as is god.
[B]Kill this thread before it spreads!
The point I made back when we were in single digit page numbers was that good and bad are the inventions of man as is god.
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Originally posted by chroot
I've already made the decision that my next job will be something involving spaceflight, space exploration, or astronomy.
I've already made the decision that my next job will be something involving spaceflight, space exploration, or astronomy.