To put it short, I've considered studying E.P. at a good, state college. The program they have is good, and the college has a very good reputation too.
However, I often ask myself: Is this program really worth it?
I just feel that it is a degree that is not as useful to the industry as the...
Many thanks to you all. I can conclude that engineering physics is a good career, yet unknown.
I must socialize, and get well-known for whatever abilities i develop in college
A pretty short question:
How capable of designing ecological soultions for the industry would i be if i graduated in Engineering Physics?
I feel that because of the depth of the few Physics and engineering subjects it has, I might lack skills when designing engines and systems which are...
I'm sort of in the same situation as you.
I have spoken to a master in Electro-mechanic engineering and to a doctor in Physics, and they made the same point:
Engineering Physics is more focused on research/development/improvement of the industry and its technology.
Mechanical Engineering is...
TL;DR: Your opinion on engineering physics?
Hello, I'm new here. If this post does not belong here, I apologize and accept redirections.
Before i get started, on the engineering physics stuff, I'd like to tell you a little about myself.
>I'm currently in my last year of High School...