Past those 6-months, the rest of classes were worthwhile.

university has just become that way; wasn't that way originally

yesah, i tool 15-17 credit engineering terms

was tough

I initially went to school for Electrical Engineering, and then was like, *AHAHAHAHAHA nooope*

but took 21 credits in 12 wks of electives to graduate

did better that term

lol

So I went for Computer Networking and Security instead.

<-- electrical engineer

oof

youre an EE guy?

one class shy of masters in software

yup, but i try to keep that secret socially lol

i was gonna double major in EE and CS and then after 2 semesters i decided i would learn literally nothing

and just went into development myself

i'm just a humble train driver

EE i woulda learned something

not CS

I'm glad I didn't intend University. I would have wasted so much of my life and $.

i would get a high maths degree if anything

I'm currently studying for certifications, and then I'll probably go to WGU later in life.

yeah, i like to do both

more tech work that big brain design

embedded stuff is cool

^^^

more hands on than that making drawings

The most I have to do in terms of drawing is drafting network designs, IP addressing, protocol implementation, etc.

any degree is what you make of it. i can always go down the ladder if i feel like it but the degree dictates the ceiling

done a bit of that

> google is the librarian

is... is she hawt?

No fyrjefe...she isnot

lol i have that idea of librarian too

#google is not Hawt

Now I'm spamming jobs, and trying to get out of this clicking monkey job.

usually a wrong idea

It's not bad pay per-say, but I feel stagnant.

So certing it up and waiting on this nigh guaranteed opportunity.

yeah, i need work that allows variety

I want to pull out my hair.

I don't blame you.