EPTOn March 27 2015 01:12 Numy wrote:
Oh god is it today!?!@ Steam release?
Oh god is it today!?!@ Steam release?
I think it's supposed to be now. Steam says coming soon.
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ComaDose
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On March 27 2015 01:02 Lord Tolkien wrote: no, quantum mechanics and particle science is what nukes are based on ahh true, good point. i knew it was breaking/making nuclei bonds or w.e. and I guess special relativity was only used to estimate/measure the power output not actually relevant in creating it. | ||
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On March 26 2015 19:08 Scip wrote: Alright, if there's something I can do it's all nighters. I feel safe now. One HUGE thing I would recommend to new college peeps is to not be afraid/feel bad about going to office hours and pestering TAs and Professors. They are there to help and if you put some effort in to starting your work, more often than not going to office hours will lead to them helping you with the work AND you actually understanding it. | ||
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On March 27 2015 01:18 ComaDose wrote: ahh true, good point. i knew it was breaking/making nuclei bonds or w.e. and I guess special relativity was only used to estimate/measure the power output not actually relevant in creating it. General rule of thumb is relativity is for big things and quantum mechanics for tiny things. It's a bit more complicated than that but whatever. edit: On March 27 2015 01:19 JonGalt wrote: dafuq? 40 hours of lectures at uni?? I had between 12-15. Then again we did it a bit different with only 3 classes for half a semester and then another 3 classes for the second half of the semester. I was like never in class ever. It was great. So much time to just work at my own pace, or play mad video games. WPI ftw. One HUGE thing I would recommend to new college peeps is to not be afraid/feel bad about going to office hours and pestering TAs and Professors. They are there to help and if you put some effort in to starting your work, more often than not going to office hours will lead to them helping you with the work AND you actually understanding it. Ah hell yea. Pester the shit out of those people. Get friendly with them , bring snacks and shit. Ask questions during lectures if it's that kind of lecture or if it's more a static one write down what worries you and then go to the lecturer during office hours to ask him about it. Most lecturers I find are willing to help if you go to them during the times they set so don't be afraid. Some nice lecturers do it even out of office hours but rather don't make that a habit. If someone is doing you a favour don't overdo it. | ||
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On March 27 2015 01:19 Numy wrote: General rule of thumb is relativity is for big things and quantum mechanics for tiny things. It's a bit more complicated than that but whatever. nukes can be big  jk jki had ~6 courses a semester and each course had 3hrs of lecture time a week additionally about half of them had an additional ~2hrs manditory labs and some of them had 1hr "mandatory" tutorial sessions. so somewhere between 36hrs and 40hrs a week. but i think I spent at least as much time completing the lab assignments/reports/math/science homework/projects as that. | ||
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wei2coolman
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I think the most I had was like maybe 20? and that's including discussion courses and labs... | ||
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Alaric
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During my engineering degree I had up to 34 hours a week, including lectures, lab and, uh... lab-but-in-a-class-not-actual-practical-stuff. Dunno what name to use for that one. Still had to work some hours on top of it, but not too many. Maybe something like 35 total on average (since I was closer to 30 hours a week than 34)? | ||
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On March 27 2015 01:34 wei2coolman wrote: Jeez what schools are you guys going to that have 40hours a week of lectures? I think the most I had was like maybe 20? and that's including discussion courses and labs... Dam what degrees are you guys doing. I had 25 hours of lectures and then about 12 hours of labs/tuts a week. | ||
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wei2coolman
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On March 27 2015 01:40 Numy wrote: Dam what degrees are you guys doing. I had 25 hours of lectures and then about 12 hours of labs/tuts a week. Biology major. Maybe 22hours? I haven't really done the math. I think it was 4 classes. So that's 12 hours of just lectures. Then 2 labs (ochem, and bio), that's like 7 hours. Then 4 discussion courses, 4 hours. So 23? and we'd routinely have short ochem, bio labs, and some discussion courses were optional. So maybe like on average, 20 hours? | ||
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