Engineering Major Slander

Engineering is tough, but I hope its worth it at the end! I'm back at it again with a college related slander video!

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[philipstuckey]

Professor: Sure, you can use your calculator
Students: 😃
Professor: It won't help

[AusterEngineer]

Math majors watching me put infinity directly into the limits of the integral

[rubixmc]

Me on my way to ask my aerodynamics prof to ask if I can ignore air resistance:

[jacobwiley]

As a chemical engineer, this wasn't slander. This was gospel.

[ookjannesplanting]

Engineering majors going off campus and going from coolest of the nerds to nerdiest of the normal people

[GustavoSilva-nyjc]

0:19 "Selling their soul by working for a company who harms society"

[Goose____]

1:04
"We consider the cofactor of friction as-

[atmegaa]

When you were supposed to learn about the drag coefficient but the profesor somehow turned the lecture into a discussion about war crimes in Syria.

[virtualcynical]

Life keeps going, painfully so, but it can't be stopped

[sssss]

“I’ll like what I’m doing next semester maybe, just stick with it” 2 weeks before graduation “well shit”

[chiffer]

I'm a senior in high-school, I am going to college for engineering in the fall. Somebody remind me in 4 years to come back to this video so I can see if it's relatable or not.

[electricminecrafter]

that was a good spending of half of my my 5 mins of non sleep free time

[DanildFlamme]

Ah yes! The steady-state assumption... It is great until you are in a situation when you can't use that assumption, and suddenly the problem becomes 5X more difficult to solve.

[anuragpradhan]

Me as a metallurgical engineer on my way to ask if hot metal can be approximated to be an ideal

[pala]

Got accepted for civil engineering at least now I know what im stepping into😃

[mathematicsfundamental]

Engineering students when they have to calculate 41.11 × 2.12 without a calculator, so all they do is to round the decimal to whole number to 41 × 2, and they would say "approximately 82 (units)"

[krill]

Lockheed Martin can have my soul for those six figures

[Joe_Joe]

I'm already halfway through mechanical engineering and I'm starting to curse my past self for choosing this path

[animenmusic]

Assuming steady state in Euler's criteria

[staticnullhazard]

An engineers free time. Haha. So true.
Also assuming steady state is a classic.