I've got 2 years of physic & electronic exercises on CS university course (they had too much physic teachers and too few CS teachers :) so why not). It was fun,

I've got 2 years of physic & electronic exercises on CS university course (they had too much physic teachers and too few CS teachers :) so why not). It was fun, but the thing that stuck with me the most was how rarely the results agreed with theory. Usually it was off by orders of magnitude (and we had access to the laboratory for 45 mintues each week so once you've done your experiments you had to stick to the data you've got). Usually it turned out at home that the data makes no sense. I don't think it was useful for my job, but it certainly made me appreciate practical physics more.