Poll: Do you have an engineering degree or training?

BS. in Computer Science.

Enginerds love the Prius!

 

Husband, Dan, has the Mech. Eng. degree. Villanova, 1980. He builds and buys and sells power plants for a living, flies around the Chesapeake on a sailboat for fun, drives a Prius to work. All the other engineers/managers arrive in new Land Rovers or european luxury sedans.

 

Sure, I have an engineering degree. However, most of the rocket scientists I know either have flamously cheap cars or really fast ones.

Aerich the Rocket Scientist
Alexandria, VA

 

Proud to say I have a BA in English. OK, I have a minor in Computer Science, but that was when they had drum memory... Does anyone besides me remember what an 1108 was, and who made it?

 

Bach Science/Eng Sci
Bach Accounting
Master Eng Sci/Bioengineering
DDS

Presently doing [medical] research and running a medical practice.

Would like to someday teach gifted (and responsive) kids

I think of myself as an "engineer type" - others think of me as a ..........

 

Ya can't shake a stick at all the brain cells floating around this thread, 'cause
ya'd probably hit some.

Fast company indeed

BA, Education/Social Sciences
MA, Education

 

B.S. Engineering University of Central Florda
M.S. Engineering Administration, UCF
21+ years Rocket Scientist with Shuttle Program

Regards,
Steve

 

BSEE New Mexico State U.
MSEE UC Berkeley

My degrees are oriented towards radio engineering, but I work as a Sr. Software Engr. for a company that makes production testers for high-frequency ICs (e.g. cell phone chips).

Oh yes, and I'm a part-time robot dog wrangler.

 

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
Worked in manufacturing and IT since college.

 

Major in business management and minors in pol sci and history.

 

I know just enough physics to sound foolish.

 

While my title is "Sr. Software Engineer", I actually don't have any formal training. I have led teams to success that included as many as 2 Phds at a time though.

Dave

 

BA in Literature and Philosophy and 35 years in systems programming, analysis and administration.

 

BS Computer Science here...

 

Need we say more :blink:
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BSEE and MSCS... asic/fpga designer for like 10 years now.

i think the prius is the perfect car for borderline OCD engineers like myself. there's so much great stuff to obsess on with the fuel consumption / energy screens.

i think i'm going to try to get that CAN viewer stuff going on my zaurus... if i can find the time.

 

Wow, lots of CS and EE here... I guess that's not too surprising.

AB in Applied Math/Computer Science
working on a PhD in Computer Science

I don't have any impressive accomplishments yet... just a little signal processing algorithms work. This is some humbling company indeed. I wish I could say, "I'm a rocket scientist!"

 

So 60% of us are engineers!!! What a bunch of FIBBERS we are.

 

B.S. and M.S. in Aerospace Engineering. I can proudly say I am a rocket scientist.

 

B.A. Anthropology & Biology
M.A. Anthropology (Archaeology)
Ph.D. Anthropology (Archaeology)
R.P.A. Registered Professional Archaeologist

job, museum director & archaeologist

I think I'm the only archaeologist here...but since I was trained in research I did quite a bit of research on the Prius before buying. almost a month and almost 1000 miles later and still no buyer's remorse! :lol: