Just thought I'd start this forum off.

Anyone in a "STEM" degree/field of study?

I done did the scientific thing.

Looneybomber wrote:Just thought I'd start this forum off.

Anyone in a "STEM" degree/field of study?

Does Avionics Technician count? I play with wires and stuff.

themadscientist wrote:I done did the scientific thing.

You helped me on my boolean algebra in that thread right? Or was that someone else?

WOOT.

IT IS ALIVE!

Woohoo!! Considering I am in my second semester of Anatomy and Physiology, this should be fun! I can drop off all of my homework in here and you can do it for me!

Looneybomber wrote:Just thought I'd start this forum off.

Anyone in a "STEM" degree/field of study?

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MechE student

nissangirl74 wrote:Woohoo!! Considering I am in my second semester of Anatomy and Physiology, this should be fun! I can drop off all of my homework in here and you can do it for me!

Probably won't get much help from me. I had to take a Bio course last year and it turned out to be a tough subject. Despite using physics and chemistry concepts to explain the biological processes, it still felt abstract.

Wait a minute here, I'm beginning to notice a trend. Let's see who's posted in here...

C-Kwik, Mod.
Nissangirl, Mod.
Encryptshun, Mod.
Ace2Cool, Mod.
TMS, Mod.
Me...not a Mod.

Are you all watching me?

nissangirl74 wrote:Woohoo!! Considering I am in my second semester of Anatomy and Physiology, this should be fun! I can drop off all of my homework in here and you can do it for me!

You won't get anything out of me beyond what you already know.

Nah, I've just always been interested in science and the general breakdown of the way the world works. 90% of my free time at class is spent on the NASA website. actually some cool stuff still going on in lieu of the space shuttle discontinuation.

I actually really like this course. It's a complete breakdown of all of your body systems and the basics of how they work. I think it's pretty fascinating that I now know how every drop of your blood is processed through your heart, lungs, and the systemic circuit. It's cool.

Guess I'll buck the trend of mods posting. I have an engineering degree! Math and science have always been my strong subjects. I am a complete nerd at heart.

nissangirl74 wrote:I actually really like this course. It's a complete breakdown of all of your body systems and the basics of how they work. I think it's pretty fascinating that I now know how every drop of your blood is processed through your heart, lungs, and the systemic circuit. It's cool.

me too!!! i'm going for a nursing anesthetist!

Congratulations! I'm going for my RN.

costa_rican13 wrote: me too!!! i'm going for a nursing anesthetist!

There's that much of a market for putting nurses to sleep?

Encryptshun wrote:There's that much of a market for putting nurses to sleep?

Nearly blurted out laughing in the middle of our 200+ student seminar over really boring stuff.

Looneybomber wrote:

Encryptshun wrote:There's that much of a market for putting nurses to sleep?

Nearly blurted out laughing in the middle of our 200+ student seminar over really boring stuff.

WIN!

lmao! well most ppl dont like the schooling, its about 6 years. and making %140k atleast here in oklahoma they are. hell nurses make anywhere from 22-28 dollars an our and only have to work 4 days a week. my step mom has been a nurse for 10 years. and made 28 dollars here in oklahoma. and then moved to cali and made 43 an hour.

I'm a biochemist , Well, studying to become one. A junior at the University of Arizona studying Biochemistry. Man, I love it.

Welcome!

I'm so excited for this thread!

allenms240 wrote:I'm a biochemist , Well, studying to become one. A junior at the University of Arizona studying Biochemistry. Man, I love it.

I love...ok, really like chemistry and currently getting my degree in electrical engineering. I've thought of biochem in the past, but that's all the farther I've gone with it. How do you like that major and the classes that go with it? What about internships and job prospects?

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Not that I will be switching majors, just curious.

Looneybomber wrote:Just thought I'd start this forum off.

Anyone in a "STEM" degree/field of study?

I graduated quite a while back ...

Degree is in Computer Science, but research and thesis was in Semiconductor Physics.

Now, I work on cellular data transport networks for Machine-to-Machine (M2M) applications. The Hyundai Blue Link service, for example, uses our system.

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