I need to take one more 3-hr engineering class 300 or 400 level. Any reccomendations? Class should be on the easy side. only 6 credit hours away from graduation WHOOO!!!!

3/20/2007 12:16:09 PM

Instead of easy, why not pick a class that will teach you valuable skills that will make you more competitive in the workplace? Do you want an education or do you just want out? It's not like they just give jobs to anyone.

3/20/2007 12:18:24 PM

mae301 is pretty easy and basic.

3/20/2007 12:23:35 PM

i just want out, realistically I wont use my major. I'm trying to take some business classes for real world experience. But instead of cutting up, how about reccomending classes, eh?

3/20/2007 12:23:35 PM

already aced mae301

3/20/2007 12:24:06 PM

MAE 308 with Kleinstreuer

3/20/2007 1:53:05 PM

MAE 435

3/20/2007 2:38:06 PM

Aficionado took my choice

take thermo II (mae302)?

3/20/2007 5:28:52 PM

MAE 301 is easy

but not when taught by Taofong Zeng

Also, MAE 308 with Dr. Ma is the biggest joke of an engineering class I've ever had.



[Edited on March 20, 2007 at 5:34 PM. Reason : a]

3/20/2007 5:33:21 PM

How about MAE 308 with the Dr Kleinstreuer?

3/20/2007 5:49:13 PM

ie 311

easy as pie

3/20/2007 6:04:48 PM

I appreciate your imput...i think i'm going to go with IE 514 Manufacturing Product Engineering

What do you guys think?

3/20/2007 6:05:22 PM

Quote :

"I'm trying to take some business classes for real world experience"

classes != real world experience. May give you a background, but doesn't substitute for it.

Quote :

"realistically I wont use my major."

Nobody graduating from NC State should have that perception with the amount of resources available to them.

Anyways, there's a Nuclear Engineering class for non-engineering majors at the 400 level. Heard plenty of good things about that ... both as being an enjoyable course, and an easy course.

3/20/2007 6:08:05 PM

Honestly, Perlith I plan on going into sales, where the personal selling and marketing classes could help. I'll have a degree in BME, but I doubt iIll use it, but we'll see how things go.

3/20/2007 6:11:20 PM

There's another half to engineering nobody ever hears about (nor do they ever teach you in the classroom). You can make the product, but it is worthless if you can't sell it. And salespeople aren't nearly as good if they don't have the background / know / believe in the product they sell. Your BME degree will definitely have some value.

Thought of doing a second degree, or doing graduate coursework to progress towards your goal of doing sales?

3/20/2007 7:56:40 PM

MAE301 FTW

[Edited on March 20, 2007 at 11:36 PM. Reason : no really ie311 is a joke]

3/20/2007 11:36:01 PM

NE 418 was great. the african-american Nuclear Eng. professor. im embarrassed that ive forgotten his name. he was really cool.

NE 419 was easier, but less interesting. which might have had somethign to do with the prof.

3/21/2007 2:05:29 AM

I hear ECE331 is easy.

3/21/2007 9:41:12 AM

BME 495A!!!!

3/21/2007 2:39:34 PM

MAE 452 Boundary Layer Theory

either that or

MAE 475 Aeropropulsion

3/21/2007 5:42:06 PM

^4 how can you forget a man named orlando?

3/21/2007 6:32:42 PM

^ doh!

thats it.

take either NE 418 or 419, whichever one he is teaching.

3/22/2007 12:08:29 AM

IE 352


seriously

3/23/2007 11:24:35 PM

CE 382

3/28/2007 8:56:00 AM