i has BSME, and i can tell you that mechanical engineering is not only the MOST FUCKING AWESOMEST SHIT ON THE PLANET, but it is basically applied physics beyond anything you've ever seen. eventually in the last year or two, you start applying M.E. principles and knowledge to the higher sciences and your head will literally supernova (mine did).
that being said, double majoring in physics and mechanical engineering is hands down the best move, but will be insanely brutal. majoring in ME, then getting a MINOR in physics might be a better route. afterall, once you start doing ME youll be like pfffffff physics is boring, ME is useful and hardcore physics
"that being said, double majoring in physics and mechanical engineering is hands down the best move, but will be insanely brutal. majoring in ME, then getting a MINOR in physics might be a better route. afterall, once you start doing ME youll be like pfffffff physics is boring, ME is useful and hardcore physics"
This guy is a pussy faggot.
You want major (lolgetit?) brain fucking meltdown go physics and electrical engineering. You will get mathematically face-raped with quantum mechanics and then apply them practically to deadly electrical systems.
Dynamics? Pfft I'd do dynamics as a newspaper trivia puzzle, quantum shit is for real men
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Anonymous2012-09-04 17:21
Physics and Math
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Anonymous2012-09-07 4:20
NEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERD!
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Anonymous2012-09-07 14:45
Chemistry/Biology. Honestly that's some vast career opportunity right there and so underrated too.
The most fluent combination suitable for today's demand would be Electrical/Computer Engineering, and Physics. Depending on where you attend school this double major can be completed in 5 years easy, 6 years max. All considering you take 15 credit hours a semester back to back (fall/Spring) without any classes; withdrawn, incomplete, or failed.
Be mindful that computer engineering is not always expedient. If your not intrigued by physics you might not achieve a greater success.
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Anonymous2012-11-18 11:37
Interesting
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Anonymous2012-11-21 0:54
Mechanical/Electrical engineering.
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Anonymous2012-11-21 22:38
>>11
this guy knows his stuff. If you can survive an EE/physics program, then you official get your membership to the exclusive club of People Who Know Their Shit
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Anonymous2012-11-29 12:32
what
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Anonymous2012-11-30 14:02
bio environmental science
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Anonymous2012-12-06 9:33
No nuclear engineering? What?
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Anonymous2012-12-06 14:32
Physics and EE
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Anonymous2012-12-10 8:50
Get a ME just for fun. Then get a double Physics/EE. Then you're a wizard!
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Anonymous2012-12-10 18:23
I'm a Comp Sci/Applied Math double major. I just finished my math classes my 2nd year and really wanted to learn more. Its a relatively easy double, but its still an extra year at university.