Is there anyone in here with a ME degree?

[78Eliminator]

I am thinking about going back to school and getting an ME degree and I just wanted to bounce some questions off people in here.

[Blown 472]

mechanical engineering?? if so you should get into controls and writting software for machine controls, much more money in that.

[Nubbs]

Yeah, I got a BS in ME. You can pm me with any questions or ask them on the board.
Nubbs

[NastyOne]

I have three. I will sell you one. :D

[HavasuDreamin']

I tried CE for a year and a half at USC. They were the hardest classes I have ever taken. All I remember were math problems about a page long....sometimes longer. I have the utmost respect for engineers.

[78Eliminator]

Blown 472:
mechanical engineering?? if so you should get into controls and writting software for machine controls, much more money in that. Yeah, I am looking for a career change. Going boating on the weekends or working in the garage in my spare time isn't doing it for me. I need to be challenged full time. I feel like I am taking the easy route in a cushy job and I need to change that before I wake up and I am 90 years old.
I mean, I spend at least 8 hours a day working and two hours commuting. Shouldn't it be something I enjoy?
[ July 01, 2003, 02:02 PM: Message edited by: 78Eliminator ]

[Jordy]

I have a degree in all about ME. Does that count? :D

[LaveyJet]

HavasuDreamin':
I tried CE for a year and a half at USC. They were the hardest classes I have ever taken. All I remember were math problems about a page long....sometimes longer. I have the utmost respect for engineers. Even for one who went to college in the 909? wink

[78Eliminator]

jordanpaulk:
I have a degree in all about ME. Does that count? :D No. Loser.

[HavasuDreamin']

secondchance:
HavasuDreamin':
I tried CE for a year and a half at USC. They were the hardest classes I have ever taken. All I remember were math problems about a page long....sometimes longer. I have the utmost respect for engineers. Even for one who went to college in the 909? wink Maybe. wink
[ July 01, 2003, 02:15 PM: Message edited by: HavasuDreamin' ]

[Blown 472]

78Eliminator:
Blown 472:
mechanical engineering?? if so you should get into controls and writting software for machine controls, much more money in that. Yeah, I am looking for a career change. Going boating on the weekends or working in the garage in my spare time isn't doing it for me. I need to be challenged full time. I feel like I am taking the easy route in a cushy job and I need to change that before I wake up and I am 90 years old.
I mean, I spend at least 8 hours a day working and two hours commuting. Shouldn't it be something I enjoy? You should talk to someone at Rockwell Automation and get the skinny on what they do, might turn your crank.

[Essex502]

What do you want to know?