A student is primarily a person enrolled in a school or other educational institution and who is under learning with goals of acquiring knowledge, developing professions and achieving employment at desired field. In the broader sense, a student is anyone who applies themselves to the intensive intellectual engagement with some matter necessary to master it as part of some practical affair in which such mastery is basic or decisive.
In the United Kingdom and most commonwealth countries, the term "student" denotes those enrolled in secondary schools and higher (e.g., college or university); those enrolled in primary/elementary schools are called "pupils".
A Student t test assumes normally distributed data with equal variances.
I know you can test the Gaussian distribution with the Kolmogorov and Smirnov test and test the variances with the F-test.
When data is not normal you use a non-parametric test (Mann-Whitney test), when variances are...
So for the first time I took a look at the details of my monthly student loan payment info and found out that of the roughly $320 I pay every month for my student loans $200 of that money goes to paying off the interest! How exactly is this legal? Why can't I pay off all the principal first...
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I'm a student currently nearing the end of high school, so my knowledge of physics (or even general math for that matter) are somewhat . . . lacking. That said, I'm currently attempting to figure out the various simple principles that apply to rolling a pair of dice across a table...
Here's an interesting piece of news I found today:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18353425/>1=9246"
Apparently a student wrote a violent essay for a creating writing assignment, and he's being criminally charged. The maximum jail time is 30 days.
I'm no legal expert, but I'm quite...
I an a older student that would like to go back to college. I want to teach myself basic chemistry before i go back. Could anybody recommend a book, tutoring software, or website that can help accomplish this task?
Maybe you've already filled some of those evalution sheets where
you have to comment on your professor's teaching style.
This is a video of a professor who shows his students his "personal comments collection".
http://unapologetic.wordpress.com/2007/04/23/student-comments/
If you had the option of learning some material from a textbook or from another undergad student who has done the subject the previous year, which would you choose?
Or is it better do learn from the textbook and ask questions when it comes up?
International (Dutch) student, second Bachelor in Aerosp. Eng. "which school?"
Hello everyone,
I'd like to start off with a small disclaimer. I am new to these forums and know how it is - newbies posting threads that have already been widely discussed etc. Please believe me, I've scoured the...
I'm fairly new here and I was in search of some help to clarify some problems. I know that it may sound very easy to most on this forum but I seem to be having a tough time with straight-line (linear) motion problems. When being asked specific questions in a problem I notice that one has to go...
Hooray for long titles...
Anyway, I wasn't quite sure where to post this, sorry if this is in the totally wrong forum.
As you may have gathered from the title, I am attempting to make a physics based game. The primary equation in this game is Newton's gravity equation.
F =...
ok so I got this serloin tip roast from the store I want to make. It's about 2.5lbs. Then only thing is ingredients are a bit scarce. I've heard you can cook a roast in beer? (only non-scarce ingredient available) and I've got S&P, garlic, baby carrots...um, green pepper(don't know what good...
Last week, I went to register myself for an additional course (graduate) in one of my free slots. I was given a form which required the consent of the professor teaching that course and my faculty advisor. Both of them had no objections with me attending the class.
When I went to return the...
Hiho, long time since I've posted here.
So I've been thinking about 1 or 2 things. Globular clusters are assumed to be the earliest structures formed in the universe because they are roughly the size of the Jeans length. But I'm thinking that if the universe was very nearly isotropic the...
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Im a physics student and was told that a mechanical engineer may think or i good idea to help so here goes... (this is what I've posted in the physics forum)
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I have to complete an experimental physics project for high school physics this year and with help of the physics...
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I have a few conceptual questions about velocity and acceleration.
Can an object increase in speed as its acceleration decreases? If it does, can you guys give me an example?
Can an object have zero velocity and nonzero acceleration at the same time?
Also give some examples...
Hi. I just recently switched into a physics course midyear, and I really don't know what's going on. Help with a few of these questions would be greatly appreciated.
Homework Statement
A 2.5 kg ball strikes a wall at 8 m/s and rebounds at 7m/s. The ball is in contact with the wall for 0.2...
I am a freshman high school student working on a scanning tunneling microscope for a science fair project. I need to build a vacuum for bottom up capabilities. If anyone can help with the STM or the vacuum it would be greatly appreciated.:rolleyes:
Hi I am a sophmore and I am taking physics. Its soming i have always want to do. I am thinking about taking it in college as a major. I am looking for a college in a big city that would be good for physics. I Have a 3.5 but play many sports and am involved in many extra things in and out of...
Am i classed as an international student??
Hi all,
I have recently been thinking about studying abroad (either the UK or US) for undergraduate studies. I am a British citizen but hold permanent residency in Australia and have lived over here for the last 9 years.
While researching this i...
I was just wondering, If my undergrad advisor knew someone at a university that is currently looking for graduate students to help with his research and I talked to him and he liked me and such, but perhaps my test scores were too low, or gpa wasnt 4.0, or something just wasnt in the top 95th...
Homework Statement
a student librarian picks up a 22N book from the floor to a height of 1.25m. He carries the book 8.0m to the stacks and places the book on a shelf that is 1.35m high. How much work does he do on the book
Homework Equations
W=Fd
The Attempt at a Solution
Am i...
I made a thread about swtiching from computer engineering to physics. I have decided on nanotechnology. I found some degree programs in the UK. Like at the University College London and Imperial College. What are your opinions on this? :)
do i have to be a grad student in order to understand lagrangian stuff?
im in calculus 2 and i was wondering if there's any books i might understand
thanks
-sw
Hello, I am quite new to this forum and I first just wanted to say that I love it.
Now on to my question. This last year I have found myself really interested in physics and have been reading about it like crazy. The problem is last year, as a junior in high school, I had my physics class and...
:yuck: This is my problem:
1. A 56.2-kg high-school student hangs from an overhead bar with both hands. What is the tension in each arm if the bar is gripped with both arms raised vertically overhead?
2. What is the tension in each arm when the arms make an angle of 35.00 o with respect to...
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I am a final year mechanical engineering student.
I am kind of confused about my choice to do mechanical engineering...
I love mathematics and physics. I am comfortable with those theoretical and abstract concepts that most of my classmates are not really into them. Like classes of...
Hey everyone. I'm a sophomore in Electrical Engineering, and loving it (except for the homework...and tests...). Anyways, it's almost time for me to be applying for scholarships (well, in a couple months), and I was thinking about applying to IEEE as a student member. I was wondering if anyone...
This is an unbelivably disturbing story; some seriously depraved "police" attacked and repeatedly tasered an immoblized student on the floor of the UCLA library, while a large crowd watched. The unarmed Muslim student allegedly became confrontational after been refused entrance (he forgot his...
How much work is required for a 50 kg student to climb a 10 meter ladder?
i know that work = f x d but it doesn't tell the Newton so what do i multiply with 10 m?
A horizontal platform in the shape of a uniform circular disk rotates on a frictionless bearing about a vertical axle through the center of the disk. The platform has a mass of 150 kg, and radius of 2.00 m. A 60kg student walks slowly from the rim of the platform toward the center. If the...
I'm currently attending the University of Minnesota in the evenings, waiting for my wife to finish her Ph.D. I plan on going back for a B.S. in engineering, but I haven't picked a field yet.
I'm currently taking Calc II, and have the following classes left to take before I start full time...
I might not be the brightest bob in the bunch but I am having trouble with a simple quadratic equation.
k^2 + (k + 4)^2 = 346
According to my manual expands to:
k^2 + k^2 + 8k + 16 = 346
Everything is going fine until I see the 8k. Where did the 8k come from? Or is my...
am a little behind in my engineering curriculum but not to worry. right now I am taking Calculus 1 and Physics 1 for engineers, along with two excessively hard CSE courses. I have gotten **** poor grades thus far because well its really hard for me to study all of this in a given day. I just...
It's official! As of 1st of October I'll be granted a part-time assistentship, which will enable me to start my PhD. A bunch of research groups have already expressed their interest, but my first choice will remain theoretical particle physics.
This means that I will also have to teach the...
I plan on entering into an engineering program net year as a first year entrant. My grades should get me into the engineering program if I apply for first year entry. But should I do this?
I only recently (grade 11) started taking my school work as seriously as I do now. My marks are in the...
Hey guys...new to the forum and I am in desparate need of some help with some homework problems assigned to me. We are working on 2D Kinematics and I am at a total loss. Here are some examples of the problems we are doing...any help at all would be wonderful!
Thanks:
1. A rocket is fired...
I studied stat couple years ago, and going back again...here goes...
THe time needed to complete a final examination in a particular college course is normally distributed with a mean of 80 minutes and a standard deviation of 10 minutes.
Assume that the class has students and that the...
In looking at the colleges in the Oregon area, I'm finding that there are not many that have an accredited Physics degree program. I am on track with completing my associates degree in the Oregon Arts Transfer Degree, and I'm wondering about which college in the United States offers a Bachelors...
Hello there!
First, I really want to thank you guys for helping me out with my physics problems. I would not have been able to make such a good progress I have done in the last couples of days!
I started a new chapter, it is about circula motion and I am having a hard time with this one:
A...
Where can I find a student version of AutoCAD? I have looked and can not find one. Surely they offer one. I bought the student version of MATLAB and have been extremely happy with it.
Hey everyone. I'm new to this site and was wondering if u can help me with a work and power problem. :smile:
Question:
A 60kg student runs at a constant velocity up the incline described in the diagram in 4.5s. Calculate the power output of the student.
The diagram was a picture of a...
i'm currently attending a community college in california, I'm a physics major, and i will apply to transfer to universities this fall. by looking through a lot of the threads here, i realized that prestigious universities probably have bad undergrad programs. so now I'm really looking towards...
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I am an elactrical student in the U.A.E University and I plan to do an electrical day and I don't know what to do in this day so Can I have your suggestion for this day and what kind of activeties, please?
I wanted to know what you think about virginia tech, I live in egypt and my college is offering a master's from there and I'm strongly considering it.
so if someone has been there can you please tell me how is it.
Hopefully I'll be getting a laptop for my 18th (v. soon!) and I need advice!
I've been looking at macbooks and they're so pretty...but how difficult would it be to switch from microsoft to OSX in terms of learning to use it? Can anyone advise me as to which would be the best for a student...
I'm trying to get perspective on what life is life for a physics grad student, namely on the social side of things. When I was an undergrad (UC Irvine), it seemed that the majority of the graduates at my school were dedicated, quiet, and exceedingly introverted. However, my sample size is very...