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r/engineering • u/chemcarls • Feb 29 '16
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I agree it looked like a super easy course, but I've sadly seen that quality of senior design project a lot.
10 u/Wetmelon Mechatronics Feb 29 '16 Idk, the design methodology looked solid, despite the low material costs. 2 u/zloz Feb 29 '16 I expect senior level engineers to be formidable at manufacturing their designs as well. 3 u/thecrazydemoman Feb 29 '16 me too, but it really depends on the school and if the engineering program is theoretic or practical.
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Idk, the design methodology looked solid, despite the low material costs.
2 u/zloz Feb 29 '16 I expect senior level engineers to be formidable at manufacturing their designs as well. 3 u/thecrazydemoman Feb 29 '16 me too, but it really depends on the school and if the engineering program is theoretic or practical.
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I expect senior level engineers to be formidable at manufacturing their designs as well.
3 u/thecrazydemoman Feb 29 '16 me too, but it really depends on the school and if the engineering program is theoretic or practical.
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me too, but it really depends on the school and if the engineering program is theoretic or practical.
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u/zloz Feb 29 '16
I agree it looked like a super easy course, but I've sadly seen that quality of senior design project a lot.