Recent content by ranger

I would go with Ryerson aerospace engineering. Its been accredited since 1992 and its a very strong program in Canada as a whole. I don't know what space engineering is and I suspect most people would not know either until reading York's website. I would not choose such a program from York...

Google has made the Gmail Inbox centralized for some time now. That is, it does not show the "On Behalf" text and uses your domain's email server to send the email. You probably did not authenticate your school's email address from gmail using your school's outbound email server as yet...

This is a potential ethical issue. If there is a difference in BSEE and BSET degrees from your school, then put your actual BSET degree on your resume. Falsifying information on your resume is very unethical and could be the basis for denial of employment or worse, termination. Maybe, just maybe...

Have you given any thought about aerospace engineering? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerospace_engineering

Quantum? What about quantum have you read? Have you read anything beyond space age novels? What is your background? Your question is very hard to answer because you are not giving direct answers or your responses are ambiguous. Why don't you tell us what your ideal engineering job would be like...

What areas of physics are you interested? Are you interested in international scholarships? Is your school system using IQs and other mental tests to evaluate your eligibility for schooling? Otherwise, you don't need to be obsessed with these scores.

Seems others have posted about this issue on vBulletin's forums. Maybe its an issue with Webkit. http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/project.php?issueid=24225

Yup yup, using the latest build of Chrome.

What is "Vote Now"? I was trying to edit a post earlier and noticed that a "Vote Now" button has replaced the "OK" button. However, on the next attempt, the "OK" button was restored and all was well.

If you plan on working in industry and not academia, then it is probably best to choose the option which employers will see more value in. I'm not too knowledgeable on granular flow, but would research in this area be valuable to your employer or is this something best left for academia? These...

You might be interested in these threads: http://www.physicsgre.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=2824 http://www.physicsgre.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1847 http://www.physicsgre.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=975

IC design in North America is a dying field. Especially in the digital design domain. These jobs are outsourced to China and India. Its better to get into analog IC design as these jobs tend to remain here rather than India. Frankly speaking, its next to impossible to find a position in digital...

It is necessary? No. Does getting an advanced degree guarantee you a [good] job? No. If you choose to get a Masters then it will open up more opportunities for you. For example, you may be more qualified to be an MTS engineer as compared to someone with just a BS. Getting an advanced degree...

My experience with the PEO is as follows. They do not look at engineering grad school as a means to establish the educational requirement for a P.Eng. Thats exclusively for your undergraduate degree. You can use grad school as 1 year of experience, but that's about it. So for the PEO, you need...

Legally you are an engineer after graduating from an accredited undergrad program with certain provisions that the licensing body sets forth. In Ontario for example, UofT and Ryerson have accredited programs. Students from these programs are therefore allowed to register as professional...