I did my mechanical engineering, nothing too fancy. Pretty much 50% of the kids that go to school end up being engineers here in India. It is changing though, people are branching out into different streams.

Why is this thread called 'secondary eduction' when it asks for university or college level? That is tertiary eduction

Written by Spirit Molecule on 17.09.2013 at 13:23

I did my mechanical engineering, nothing too fancy.

fancy ? at least you landed a decent job by having that degree

Written by angel. on 17.09.2013 at 13:28


fancy ? at least you landed a decent job by having that degree

Well yeah I guess, I can't complain really. I have a pretty decent job and thankfully I don't have a direct manager in India. I generally hate the work culture in India, it's quite annoying and sad at times.

Written by Spirit Molecule on 17.09.2013 at 13:23

I did my mechanical engineering, nothing too fancy. Pretty much 50% of the kids that go to school end up being engineers here in India. It is changing though, people are branching out into different streams.

which sub major of mechanical engineering? I mean, control/ solid mechanics/ heat transfer and fluids/MEMS/etc?

Written by mz on 04.10.2013 at 00:47

which sub major of mechanical engineering? I mean, control/ solid mechanics/ heat transfer and fluids/MEMS/etc?

Haha, fuck, I don't remember. I did heat transfer and a bit of FEM. I mean, you really don't learn much in uni here. Most of the stuff they teach you is from the Mesopotamian era

Written by Spirit Molecule on 04.10.2013 at 10:45

Written by mz on 04.10.2013 at 00:47

which sub major of mechanical engineering? I mean, control/ solid mechanics/ heat transfer and fluids/MEMS/etc?

Haha, fuck, I don't remember. I did heat transfer and a bit of FEM. I mean, you really don't learn much in uni here. Most of the stuff they teach you is from the Mesopotamian era

Lol you were not graduated long time ago how could you forget ?
I imagine you have worked on computational fluid dynamics considering heat transfer+FEM thing

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 17.09.2013 at 13:27

Why is this thread called 'secondary eduction' when it asks for university or college level? That is tertiary eduction

I suppose it should have been Higher Education instead of Secondary Education. And I bet your studies weren't in science/math/engineering fields.

Written by angel. on 04.10.2013 at 12:30

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 17.09.2013 at 13:27

Why is this thread called 'secondary eduction' when it asks for university or college level? That is tertiary eduction

I suppose it should have been Higher Education instead of Secondary Education. And I bet your studies weren't in science/math/engineering fields.

Well, I did study both sciences and languages But quit one of the two after a year (guess which one )

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Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 04.10.2013 at 12:36


I suppose it should have been Higher Education instead of Secondary Education. And I bet your studies weren't in science/math/engineering fields.

Well, I did study both sciences and languages But quit one of the two after a year (guess which one )

of course languages XD

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Written by angel. on 04.10.2013 at 12:40

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 04.10.2013 at 12:36


I suppose it should have been Higher Education instead of Secondary Education. And I bet your studies weren't in science/math/engineering fields.

Well, I did study both sciences and languages But quit one of the two after a year (guess which one )

of course languages XD

Nope I quite biology after a year

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 04.10.2013 at 12:41


Nope I quite biology after a year

In fact I misread your last quote but anyhow I meant that you continued with languages eventually, then my guess was completely right, not so hard to guess that for you XD I quit chemical engineering to study literature, so HIGH FIVE

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 04.10.2013 at 12:41


Nope I quite biology after a year

By the way, what's your line of work?

Written by Spirit Molecule on 04.10.2013 at 15:31

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 04.10.2013 at 12:41


Nope I quite biology after a year

By the way, what's your line of work?

unemployed

but am a translator/subtitle director/subtitler

Written by mz on 04.10.2013 at 11:59

Lol you were not graduated long time ago how could you forget ?
I imagine you have worked on computational fluid dynamics considering heat transfer+FEM thing

Well yeah I graduated 4 years ago and I can barely remember what I did last week, so to remember what I studied 4 years ago is quite a hard task.
I work with the power industry now, so all I know and use from my education is fluid dynamics, pneumatics and hydraulics. But mostly just applications with valves.

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 04.10.2013 at 15:35


unemployed

but am a translator/subtitle director/subtitler

Ah, I remember I interviewed for a transcriber job with a company that did subtitles for movies. Didn't end up getting the job as I lied on my application about my age I was 17 at the time.

Written by Spirit Molecule on 04.10.2013 at 15:47

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 04.10.2013 at 15:35


unemployed

but am a translator/subtitle director/subtitler

Ah, I remember I interviewed for a transcriber job with a company that did subtitles for movies. Didn't end up getting the job as I lied on my application about my age I was 17 at the time.

I have done loads of transcriptions in the past myself for Dutch public television where I also workeds as translator/subtitle director/subtitle technician/subtitler.

Currently studying radiology nursery. Studied math for year and a half though.

Written by X-Ray Rod on 04.10.2013 at 17:01

Currently studying radiology nursery.

so if your sister jumps in front of a train you'll also do that?

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 04.10.2013 at 17:05

Written by X-Ray Rod on 04.10.2013 at 17:01

Currently studying radiology nursery.

so if your sister jumps in front of a train you'll also do that?

Shut the fuck up.

Truth is I always wanted to work in a hospital, but I couldn't get in for the doctor program and I sure as hell don't care for regular nursery. This felt like an obvious alternative. Although once I'm over with this since it's just 3 years I'm thinking that I might (as I can't predict the future) try to study medical physics where the grades criteria is lower than for doctors.

When I was in high school, I literally didn't know what I wanted to study; I was completely blocked. Eventually I decided to wanting to study Computer Engineering because, you know, I like computers (Because that logic works, right?) and because I was pressured in pursuing a profession with good pay. Didn't make it because of one or two points I missed to get it, so the only choice left was Business Administration (Which I hated it) and had to be there for one full year. Now in my second year, I've finally decided in going to Psychology, because the human mind and society's behavior is something that always interested me. Hope everything goes well and finally change there!

Written by SolracV on 26.11.2013 at 03:20

When I was in high school, I literally didn't know what I wanted to study; I was completely blocked. Eventually I decided to wanting to study Computer Engineering because, you know, I like computers (Because that logic works, right?) and because I was pressured in pursuing a profession with good pay. Didn't make it because of one or two points I missed to get it, so the only choice left was Business Administration (Which I hated it) and had to be there for one full year. Now in my second year, I've finally decided in going to Psychology, because the human mind and society's behavior is something that always interested me. Hope everything goes well and finally change there!

Wooh, its like fatedly, Computer Engineering is my favorite degree though i never got a chance to grab it, it seems as a good scientific major. I joined BA, got through it till grad but actually i dont like it either, its too much wide with less detail and less specific spot to concentrate energy on, i passed it but it is both not too interesting and highly beneficial... either you like to study it but not always succeed with it for earning or you dislike it but still get it done with not much well steady knowledge self accumulated to apply in job. ive seen lots of BBA continues on MBA. So fately coincidental My favorite Puerto Rico woman is psychology student in UCF and continues in Master degree.. It is so cool major that most like, interesting, and ably practice in life and work. i dont care about how Psychology earning but it is so interesting to learn study and when on job. It fits to metalheads too and generally people who has music significantly interests,wish you have great time with the major or psychologically using it to get the benefit there...