Mechanical Engineering. Turns out that I hate calculus, so we'll see how this turns out...

 

economics (international track)

 

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, Minor in Graphic Communications.

Graduated in Dec. 2005.

Hey Zaairman, if you can just get through the calc classes you'll be fine. I never used any calc after that.

- NCSU

 

Yeah, I know.

 

mechanical engineering

 

Ive been in for 2.5 years now and am SOO tired of school...

i was goin to Tech for Construction Technology but decided i did not like the program compared to every other schools Construction program. Now i think im going to finish my associates and start taking Business classes at West Texas A&M then go back to tech for a general business major with an emphasis on project management and a (possible) minor in construction business and documents.

I also have been throwing around the idea of going to operator school to get certafied as a heavy equipment operator and just start working..

 

trying to decide between computer science and information technology. in the intro class that CS, IT, and IS have to take, one of our lab projects is gonna be to split into teams and build a simple robot that can do some kind of task. ought to be fun.

 

Mechanical Engineering - University of South Florida 2008

.....on that note anyone know of any entry level ME positions.

 

Apply with an oil company.... they don't care what kind of engineer you are they just want engineers. On my team this summer we had 2 chemical, 1 electrical, 2 mechanical and 3 petroleum engineers, plus me an intern majoring in petroleum. Downside is you won't be doing much "mechanical" engineering, but the upside is the money can't be beat.

 

do what i did: find a good looking tutor. I actually pay attention to what she's saying, except when shes wearing a low cut shirt

 

utsa?

 

Major - Construction Management
Minor - Finance

UTSA - Finished May 07

 

B.S. Chemistry; Pre Med