Subject	Congrats bro...get ready for a painful few years though
Posted by	ZEngineer on May 22, 2003 at 2:01 AM
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In Reply To	finally got accepted to new engineering program at UT posted by Yawgm0th on May 21, 2003 at 11:28 PM
Message	Mech Engr is not a walk in the park, especially they first two years where you're only given abstract math and physics courses and you start to wonder if this shit will ever serve a purpose. The cool part of it is the last year, where you start to apply equations and formulas to real life issues like suspension vibrations, chassis stifness, heat transfer and thermodynamics...you're gonna love it! =) If you're serious about specializing in design, start learning a CAD/CAM software early in your schooling, dont make the same mistake I made and wait 'till you graduate to start getting into it. I suggest learning how to use Pro/Engineer or CATIA as these are the treandiest softwares. Here's an example of what you can do on Pro/E. These are working models, so you can do stress simulations or weight analysis on them. Good luck designing those race pistons of yours!! :) George
Follow Ups	finally got accepted to new engineering program at UT - Yawgm0th 23:28:48 05/21/03 Re: finally got accepted to new engineering program at UT - Yawgm0th 23:31:22 05/21/03 congrats, but Phil Fulmer is still a dumbass (n/m) - Tennyson (ATL) 23:39:41 05/21/03 ROTFLMAO yeah hope he is not big football fan, UT suks (n/m) - RT 07:52:24 05/22/03 Re: Re: finally got accepted to new engineering program at UT - dlaw300z(Austin) 01:06:06 05/22/03 your coming to UTAH..... (n/m) - Sweet Z(UTAH) 23:48:05 05/21/03 no (n/m) - Tennyson (ATL) 00:00:32 05/22/03 Congrats bro...get ready for a painful few years though - ZEngineer 02:01:20 05/22/03 Man, I'd love to drive trains too. (n/m) - JRH(KY) 07:18:08 05/22/03 Good Luck - Jeff_94 16:14:13 05/22/03
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