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Re: Engineering or Math?
Posted:
Nov 15, 1997 2:21 PM
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kdieudonX@spacey.net wrotte <346a4e69.0@news.spacey.net>...
>Still, isn't it better to learn the math first and apply it later?
I think you're right, because if you don't know the theory you won't be
able to apply it to the real life. You may use some math tools but you
wonôt know why. But I think that you need learn hwo to apply it, and if
possible at the same time. I t means, learn both, math and practise, at the
same time.
> As engineers we seem to limit ourselves to learning just the part that is
useful to us
> and not one bit extra. What do you math people have to say about this?
Do you > agree that studying math gives you a greater perspective than the
engineer?
I'm studying engineering and I don't think that math people would have a
greater perspective than the engineer. I think that engineer have a greater
perspective than math because we can see the proccess from the begening to
the end, it means, we see the basic math and we apply it to the real life.
> I ask because I am considering leaning more toward math and less toward >
engineering in my future education.
I think both are necesary.
> I would love to hear your opinions.
Here you are mine.
Saludos
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Sergio Gonzalez Lopez
emai: sglezlop@alum.uax.es
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