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Prototype44
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I am a person who enjoys math and physics in high school as well as chemistry but my preferred subject is physics since I find it the most interesting. An obstacle is that I am not doing well in math currently because my mom threw out an important lab material by accident and I had to pull all nighters to finish it and could not study for the 2 math quizzes.
Anyways I also like to read online articles on the latest technology. I am also a science fiction fan (finished watching the entire series of Babylon 5). I am not sure however which engineering path is right for me. Should I use my final math marks to determine it?
77-80 civil engineering(structural engineering)
80-83 mechanical engineering
83-higher electrical engineering
I know electrical engineering has the most abstract math overall and I think mechanical is harder then civil assuming the person has the same interest in all 3 subjects.
By the way I want to know if any of you know engineers in your personal life who are sci fi fans and you could include yourself if you are.
I also might need more time to think about it. So that can be a possibility but let's say I had the same interest in 3.
The math class I am in by the way is math 506 which is considered to be high math at my school but it is just essentially pre cal.
Anyways I also like to read online articles on the latest technology. I am also a science fiction fan (finished watching the entire series of Babylon 5). I am not sure however which engineering path is right for me. Should I use my final math marks to determine it?
77-80 civil engineering(structural engineering)
80-83 mechanical engineering
83-higher electrical engineering
I know electrical engineering has the most abstract math overall and I think mechanical is harder then civil assuming the person has the same interest in all 3 subjects.
By the way I want to know if any of you know engineers in your personal life who are sci fi fans and you could include yourself if you are.
I also might need more time to think about it. So that can be a possibility but let's say I had the same interest in 3.
The math class I am in by the way is math 506 which is considered to be high math at my school but it is just essentially pre cal.