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01-14-2012, 10:30 AM
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Not quite a pic of my purchase, but you get the idea.
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Wed, Apr 11, 2012 07:30 PM
HP Pavilion At San Jose
San Jose, CA
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2 Radiohead
Wed, Apr 11, 2012 07:30 PM
HP Pavilion At San Jose
San Jose, CA
01-14-2012, 06:01 PM
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went alittle spend happy. I finally got a job again ( a bunch of seasonals but now a normal part time job again! ) I figure i get a few things that ive had in a wish list for a while. Wallet kinda cried ha.
First up is a apple magic mouse. Best mouse ever!
Then a logitech revue to get my tv googlin
First up is a apple magic mouse. Best mouse ever!
Then a logitech revue to get my tv googlin
01-18-2012, 07:35 AM
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I do like it actually. The first couple years honestly are not that fun in my opinion because its a bunch of core classes, lots of calculus, physics, some chemistry etc, things you need to know but aren't particularly interesting.
However past that you eventually get into more interesting classes that actually has some real world feel and its all pretty fascinating stuff. I've taken a couple classes that involve a fair bit of hands on activities which are always a lot more fun. Quite a few classes have labs where you get to use some pretty nice software to stress test objects and if you go for mechanical you will probably get some hands on work with solidworks or autocad depending on where you are.
Its no Arts and crafts major lol I can tell you now I wasn't ready for it straight out of high school a lot more work and time goes in to these classes than anything I've ever done before but in the end it will be worth it, being an engineer is a pretty high demand job so I've heard and the average base pay coming out of college isn't bad either lol (~60-90k)
Once I get in to the flow of my junior year here and senior year things really start to get a lot more open ended in terms of the projects we get to do and it switches from taking midterms 3 times a year to working on big projects that actually have some real world significance
However past that you eventually get into more interesting classes that actually has some real world feel and its all pretty fascinating stuff. I've taken a couple classes that involve a fair bit of hands on activities which are always a lot more fun. Quite a few classes have labs where you get to use some pretty nice software to stress test objects and if you go for mechanical you will probably get some hands on work with solidworks or autocad depending on where you are.
Its no Arts and crafts major lol I can tell you now I wasn't ready for it straight out of high school a lot more work and time goes in to these classes than anything I've ever done before but in the end it will be worth it, being an engineer is a pretty high demand job so I've heard and the average base pay coming out of college isn't bad either lol (~60-90k)
Once I get in to the flow of my junior year here and senior year things really start to get a lot more open ended in terms of the projects we get to do and it switches from taking midterms 3 times a year to working on big projects that actually have some real world significance