1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Been there done that. Glad my math requirement is behind me. But I do have physics planned for the spring.



But then I graduate, so its gonna be fine.

 

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/cto/d/berkeley-1991-land-cruiser/6970999364.html

 

I’m not too worried about physics this spring, Lin/Diff Eq is killing me

 

They don’t like 91’s

 

All I needed for my 2 year was an advanced Trig class. Pre calc if I wanted to transfer out.

The majority of the math I come across in this field is written in setup manuals for electrical/pneumatic components, so remembering it all isn't totally necessary. Thinking logically with electrical/plc ladder diagrams is what gets ya.

 

@Wulf

 

All I needed for trade school was basics electrical, hvac and resume drafting

 

This is my “last” math class, but it’s a tough one

 

I like that ram

 

I’ll make 120k my first year

 

They got rid of that

ewwwwww

 

They obviously forgot to teach you proper English.

 

at what age do the nightmares stop?

 

Ill make that once i become a apprentice. Which is idk when

 

101

 

I don't think I'm gonna make it to that fellas

 

It’s a ferd with color contacts

 

Theres different levels for different fields. A full blown associates in Electrical engineering needs pre calc and calc 1 Im pretty sure. The more blue collar fields just need developmental math. Although welding needed trig though, cause shapes.

 

My trade school offered a election class. Didn’t have to fake any math. Ik to be a licensed electrician you have to work like 5000 hours at a company then you can take A final test

 

Must not have required english either.

Do tell, what is an election class?