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**QzVyZbTg** · 11-11-2006, 08:39 AM

How many in here belong to the oldest, the most honor, the most contribution to the civilization, and the lowest paid of all branch of engineer, I am talking about Civil Eng. Hail to the poor!!!

Stinking snivels...

Actually my dad (geophysical engineering prof) has always said that civils have contributed more to the general health and welfare of people than any other profession including doctors. Clean water and proper sewage disposal, it ain't glamorous but...

My degree is EE but I've lapsed into pure software geekery. I do a lot of work on satellite ground stations, lately the XM radio uplink.

Didn't know chemicals used Laplace Transforms - EEs use a ton of transform math. My math is nearly 25 years old now and about that rusty, I probably couldn't even recognise the symbols much less do transform math of any sort.

11-11-2006, 08:39 AM	#37
QzVyZbTg Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 441 Senior Member	How many in here belong to the oldest, the most honor, the most contribution to the civilization, and the lowest paid of all branch of engineer, I am talking about Civil Eng. Hail to the poor!!! Stinking snivels... Actually my dad (geophysical engineering prof) has always said that civils have contributed more to the general health and welfare of people than any other profession including doctors. Clean water and proper sewage disposal, it ain't glamorous but... My degree is EE but I've lapsed into pure software geekery. I do a lot of work on satellite ground stations, lately the XM radio uplink. Didn't know chemicals used Laplace Transforms - EEs use a ton of transform math. My math is nearly 25 years old now and about that rusty, I probably couldn't even recognise the symbols much less do transform math of any sort.
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