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Ok, thanks again.

Thanks for responding. I think I've heard of one other person (on a forum, not even in real life) getting an EM master's without an engineering undergrad. I forgot to ask of that guy got a job afterwards... Project management is something I'd definitely be interested in, but I assumed there...

Hi, My undergrad degree is sort of nebulous; mostly math and physics, with some graduate math thrown in. I'm enrolled in UW Platteville's MS Engineering program for the Engineering Management emphasis. Although I'm impressed with the courses I've taken so far, I know that getting a job as a...

Yeah, it seems like a hybrid operations/design curriculum? but the facilities that they have seem pretty impressing. I think I'll do more research. Thanks for the reply.

If no one has experience with this program, perhaps someone has knowledge of the one at Johns Hopkins or the like?

Hi, I was just accepted to this program and was wondering if anyone has had any experience with it. It seems quite rigorous, but my main concern is that I know little of the school. The research looks quite interesting and I know that Kentucky is injecting large amounts of funding to the local...

Dorkons have yet to be experimentally verified. He's probably just emitting your standard, low-frequency Geek Field. And if you're extolling TNG over DS:9 you'll never find a beautiful joined Trill to mate with.

Homework Statement Theorem. If lim a n = A and lim b n = B, then lim a n b n = AB. Homework Equations |an - A| < ε |bn - B| > ε The Attempt at a Solution I have the solution to this, but I'm unclear on why one part is done. Let ε > 0. Since bn converges it is...

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Homework Statement Theorem: Let f:[a, ∞)→ R. The following are equivalent. i) lim ƒ(x) = A as x→∞ ii) For all sequences {xn in [a,∞) with lim xn = ∞ we have lim f(xn) = A. Homework Equations For any ε > 0, |ƒ(x)-A| < ε if x < N The Attempt at a Solution I probably have this wrong, but I...

Hello all, I was recently accepted to a program overseas that offers said degree. I think it sounds great, but I'm more than slightly worried about job prospects in the field. Can anyone offer advice?

Sorry, I meant I would be willing to transfer to a college in order to expedite the process (my school doesn't really offer me much help).

Due to a major setbacks involving illness, I missed out on my junior year. I simply don't have the funding to continue waiting to take the necessary classes and so at this point I just need any degree (lest these past four years be all for naught.) I have 130 credits, roughly 45-50 in math...

I was only out for a semester, but I missed junior E&M and mechanics. My school offers these courses in a two semester sequence at the same time, so I've effectively been set back by a year. I realize it's not the end of the world, but I would very much like to find equivalent courses at schools...

You took mechanics without taking calc III? It's pretty impressive that you did so well.