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cristycs
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Hello all, I have a choice to make, and it is a pretty hard one, I need to choose a degree. First off let me tell you what I like and what I expect from a degree. Well I consider myself a creative and inventive person, since I was little I was attracted to arts/math/engineering/science/exploration... I painted, I did build stuff from scraps, disassemble and reassemble them back, I loved physics, biology, chemistry(mainly physics and biology) in middle school I went from a D student to a A+ student in math in only 6 months (first time that I got the taste of the "power" of the math, the ultimate language), now (back to the present :D) I can say I like the same things added the internet(just love how much information is on the net and how you can interact with a pc and the virtual world), education, engines, alternative energy sources, solve problems, sci-fi things (including the Star trek series :D), efficiency, logic, space, spacecraft etc
What do I expect from my degree? Well a large range of variety of fields that I can work in. The one that covers the most things from the upper list. I don't care about the money.
My Options for now:
1.B.Sc.Eng Engineering Physics then try to take MEng in Mechanical Engineering or Aerospace or Electrical;
2.BSc Applied Mathematics and then try a MSc in Modeling and Simulation;
3.Joint Honours BSc in Mathematics and Computer Science;
4.BEng Civil Engineering;
5.BEng Mechatronics;
For me my top 3 would be for now Engineering Physics, Applied Mathematics, Civil Engineering
If you come up with other degrees the more the better but the decision has to be made eventually. :D
PS: In my country there are few Joint Honours so keep in mind pls. THX in advance.
What do I expect from my degree? Well a large range of variety of fields that I can work in. The one that covers the most things from the upper list. I don't care about the money.
My Options for now:
1.B.Sc.Eng Engineering Physics then try to take MEng in Mechanical Engineering or Aerospace or Electrical;
2.BSc Applied Mathematics and then try a MSc in Modeling and Simulation;
3.Joint Honours BSc in Mathematics and Computer Science;
4.BEng Civil Engineering;
5.BEng Mechatronics;
For me my top 3 would be for now Engineering Physics, Applied Mathematics, Civil Engineering
If you come up with other degrees the more the better but the decision has to be made eventually. :D
PS: In my country there are few Joint Honours so keep in mind pls. THX in advance.
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