Engineers and Physicists on the Network?
 

With what appears to be a "critical mass" forming on the EG33 performance front, I was wondering just how many members of the network are card carrying engineers or physicists (yes, OT and YT, I'll also accept "by genetics" and "I would be if I had wanted to waste 4 years in college";))?

1. SVXRide - BS in Mechanical Engineering with 1+ years of graduate work in Material Sciences and a MS in Technical Management
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1. SVXRide - BS in Mechanical Engineering with 1+ years of graduate work in Material Sciences and a MS in Technical Management
2. LetItSnow - BS ME, designing transfer case internals to pay the bills.

1. SVXRide - BS in Mechanical Engineering with 1+ years of graduate work in Material Sciences and a MS in Technical Management
2. LetItSnow - BS ME, designing transfer case internals to pay the bills.
3. 94SubieSVX - Working on my degree in Applied Science then going for Electrical Engineer

Does Software Engineering count?
 

BS in MIS, but now a software engineer by trade.

I was two years into Biomedical Engineering before i switched out... does that count? :D

Network Engineering?

Yep, software engineers tend to have a good "systems" approach to technical problems. Sign up!
-Bill

Yep, sign up!
-Bill

Do you always look at the "larger picture" when faced with technical problems? If "yes", please sign up!
-Bill

1. SVXRide - BS in Mechanical Engineering with 1+ years of graduate work in Material Sciences and a MS in Technical Management
2. LetItSnow - BS ME, designing transfer case internals to pay the bills.
3. 94SubieSVX - Working on my degree in Applied Science then going for Electrical Engineer
4. Shotgunslade - PE in 10 States; Mechanical Engineer specializing in HVAC design and energy efficiency in large buildings

I have a question for all of you in the computer Tech world. I am after a Associates in Networking and a BS in Software Engineer. Possible a BS in Networking but what is the work like for any of you out there that do this. My love falls in 3 things, Brittany, my SVX and Computers. But Anyways would a degree in these yield a good occupation?

Not strictly engineering, but scientific anyway
:)

I've always consider Physicists as close cousins to Mechanical Engineers!:D
-Bill

no engineer, but who would want to drive a train anyway:lol:

They do call me professor though;)

Tom

1. SVXRide - BS in Mechanical Engineering with 1+ years of graduate work in Material Sciences and a MS in Technical Management
2. LetItSnow - BS ME, designing transfer case internals to pay the bills.
3. 94SubieSVX - Working on my degree in Applied Science then going for Electrical Engineer
4. Shotgunslade - PE in 10 States; Mechanical Engineer specializing in HVAC design and energy efficiency in large buildings
5. Svxistentialist - B.Sc. Physics, Chemistry, Maths.
6.SVXBart - M.S. in Geomorphology.