Huzzah for finals
So, my physics formula is tonight at 7 (though I can't sleep during the day because I need to study more and I have a software engineering final at 9 AM). I hand-copied 147 formulas from previous homeworks and tests and will be using them in addition to around 200 formulas provided by the professor. The scope of this course is ridiculous. If you ever have to take physics and say, "Hey, maybe I'll take some of that engineering physics stuff" - don't. I don't care how much a planet slows down or speeds up its rotation if it has radius R and mass M and is hit by an asteroid with mass m at angle theta... but I can tell you, anyway.
And if you're wondering if that means I'm a rocket scientist... yes, it does. We've had several questions relating to the design and operation of spacecraft.
I just want to program video games... speaking of which, gamevideos.com has up-to-the-minute new videos of games being shown at E3 right now. Some of them are pretty schweet.
And if you're wondering if that means I'm a rocket scientist... yes, it does. We've had several questions relating to the design and operation of spacecraft.
I just want to program video games... speaking of which, gamevideos.com has up-to-the-minute new videos of games being shown at E3 right now. Some of them are pretty schweet.