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Wednesday, January 3, 2018
engineering basically handles all of their courses internally
Probably because they need very specific parts of it at specific times
For the non-lab courses, we had a lot of interdisciplines
Even so, I was still always the odd one out
my school is like, 60% cs
and they mostly keep away from physics
other than first year shit
Don't encourage him Leg
We don't need him dropping out to start his own facebook knock-off
I fired up the old python to do a physics assignment earlier tbh
mainly because I did not feel like typing 10 decimal places into a calculator constantly though
706/7060 Electromagnetic Theory | Waterloo-Guelph Physics Graduate Studies
706 (University of Waterloo) 7060 (University of Guelph) Electromagnetic Theory Instructor: Stefan Kycia Time: Tuesday & Thursday 1:00 - 2:20pm Location: Mini Link Rooms (C2-278 at University of Waterloo & MacN 203 at University of Guelph) Course start date: January 10, 2017 Course Description:
uwaterloo.caThis is the course that will kill you Pika
thats a graduate level course
so I am safe for now
The question said use enough decimal places to notice the difference lef
I had no choice
There is only 3 people in my program for my year taking courses atm
because everyone else is on coop
so all my classes are mostly empty
Um... is that normal?
In Canada I mean
Mys chool has the worlds largest coop program
so it is for my school
According to this article from 2014, 2/3rds of the students at my school then were coop
I think I would just rather graduate on time
I'm not a huge believer in internships/coops
mainly important for cs tbh
a lot of them go get jobs in sanfransico
and get 100k coop salaries
Kappa
I work around a lot of interns, a good number of them CS
It is as much of a waste of time for them as it is for us
idk
different opinion from people at my school
But, internships are trendy, so we keep spending that money
I had a really good internship while I was in high school, but that feels like the outlier to me
Given everyone I've talked to as well
I guess the difference coop is the focus of my school
we have a much weaker research output than other schools
literally just coop
Boulder out in Colorado is similar Pika, they really push the intern/coop route
It does give some added legitimacy
So, where will you rank among the three of you still there Pika
idk the one dude
other guy typically does better than me at the start of the term, than starts falling behind midterms
after midterms
so idk
I mean
there are like
40 of us
and 4 chicks
usually
I think we had 1 girl in my undergrad program
no one applies to math phys through the physics faculty
every goes through the math faculty
technically a different program Kappa
So the #FutureIsFemale initiative is working I guess
Where's our art boi when you need him
His department probabbly has him drowning in women
Worse ratio is like, 5 girls out of a program of like 300 at uwaterloo
most girls go to laurier
>most not asian girls
lotsa asians here
Laurier is the party school
and is much easier
