What college do you go to?

[astralusion]

duke
major (so far) env. policy
minor philosophy

 

[Legendary]

NYU
Major CS/Math
GPA < 3.0

 

[effowe]

Depaul University, Computer Science.

 

[neegotiator]

University of Texas
Computer Science
Major GPA: 2.7

 

[ManSnake]

Originally posted by: Soccerman06

Originally posted by: Toastedlightly
Gooing to University of MN TC next year. Hopefully major in chem engineering...

Go to UMD instead, we got a better chemical engineering dept here, not to mention a brand new chemestry building.

Are you kidding me? ChemE at UMN-TC is always ranked top 5 program in the world.

 

[Schadenfroh]

Some community college

Majoring in role playing games

 

[Crucial]

Originally posted by: shortylickens
I go to the college of life.
Am currently majoring in Paycheck.

 

[Chronoshock]

MIT, computer science
4.6/5

 

[archcommus]

Currently Grove City College, electrical engineering, 2.96.
This fall University of Pittsburgh, computer engineering, .

 

[slpaulson]

Originally posted by: Parasitic
Noticed that a lot of ppl are in "computer engineering"...what is that exactly? what do u guys learn?


Dept of Chemical Engineering
College of Chemistry
UC Berkeley

It kind of depends on your area of emphasis.

I am going into hardware design, so I've taken classes on computer architectures and hardware design in general. Currently I'm working with a team on a pipelined cpu that can do several vector operations, similar to mmx.

We also have to take some circuits and electromagnetics courses. I'm not sure if they are required, but I've also taken some semiconductor physics classes, and some signal processing classes.

Also, for the most part computer engineers will be programming in assembly for whatever system they are working on, rather than in C++ or some other high level language.

 

[Fox5]

Rowan University
Electrical and Computer Engineering major with a concentration in Honors studies. Also, I plan to try and get minors in computer science and physics.
3.444GPA, currently a 2nd semester freshman.

 

[TripleAAA]

Went to Cal State Stanislaus, BA in Physical Education

Going to grad school at University of Kentucky in the Fall, majoring in Sport Leadership (Kinesiology and Health Promotion Department)

GPA: 3.5 cumulative

 

[mezrah]

Graduated last may from SUNY Brockport, 3.6 GPA, Major in Mathematics and Secondary Education (7-12) with Middle School extension (5-6).

Needless to say, I am now a financial analyst for a life insurance firm in Tampa, FL.

 

[acole1]

University of Texas at Arlington
BS in Info Systems
3.25 (damn math and acct)

 

[Red]

I graduate in two months from Northern Kentucky University... B.A. from the College of Informatics in Public Relations, minor in marketing. Major and minor GPAs are right around 3.8-4.0 (out of 4.0) but my overall GPA is somewhere around a 3.2.

 

[fizmeister]

Rice University, applied mathematics (BA May 2006).

Currently, it's a tossup between Caltech, UCLA and Columbia for grad school in math or applied math. They're all flying me out to visit, so I'll decide then.

Also, a lot of schools differ in GPA scales, so it might not really help for some to post grades.

 

[engineereeyore]

Utah State University, finishing my M.S. degree in Electrical Engineering.

Undergrad GPA: 3.65
Graduate GPA: 4.00

 

[j00fek]

gpa:0.001

 

[Shiizu]

Originally posted by: fizmeister
Rice University, applied mathematics (BA May 2006).

Currently, it's a tossup between Caltech, UCLA and Columbia for grad school in math or applied math. They're all flying me out to visit, so I'll decide then.

Also, a lot of schools differ in GPA scales, so it might not really help for some to post grades.

Caltech is a great school :thumbsup:

 

[kalster]

Originally posted by: fizmeister
Rice University, applied mathematics (BA May 2006).

Currently, it's a tossup between Caltech, UCLA and Columbia for grad school in math or applied math. They're all flying me out to visit, so I'll decide then.

Also, a lot of schools differ in GPA scales, so it might not really help for some to post grades.

cool
Applied Math is awsome, Caltech, UCLA and Columbia are all fantastic schooos, wherever you go, you will get a great education

 

[EngenZerO]

ohio state university.
double major in computer science engineering and microbiology.
i had a 3.1 gpa

 

[xtabi]

BS: Ohio State
MISM: Keller

 

[Engineer]

University of Kentucky.

1993 - BSEE

Go Big Blue!

 

[dmw16]

University of Maryland, College Park (grad Dec 05)
Aerospace Engineering
GPA sucked

Now making good money (guess those grades didnt matter)

 

[oogabooga]

UC Irvine, getting a BA in English sometime around june