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Mar 3 2014 06:07pm
just graduated with a physics and materials engineering degree last semester. Almost the same thing
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Mar 3 2014 07:03pm
whats the difference between engineer and physicts?
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Mar 5 2014 12:18am
Quote (FamilyGuyViewer @ Mar 3 2014 08:03pm)
whats the difference between engineer and physicts?


Phycisists discover new concepts and principles and engineers put them to work. Engineers are basically applied physicists.
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Mar 5 2014 12:20am
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you wont really be designing actual mechanical mechanisms or thermal systems till senior year. everything before that is just all concepts on concepts


That isn't 100% true. I've gotten involved in an engineering group and we have been doing a lot of hands on applications of all of the concepts we have learned.

It all depends on how much you really want to
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Mar 5 2014 01:41am
Quote (Archer @ Mar 4 2014 10:20pm)
That isn't 100% true. I've gotten involved in an engineering group and we have been doing a lot of hands on applications of all of the concepts we have learned.

It all depends on how much you really want to


i would agree with you archer valid point..
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