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I'm studying for an undergraduate degree in biomedical engineering at the moment. My course consists primarily of electrical and mechanical engineering with med
by tewks 16y ago
I'm studying for an undergraduate degree in biomedical engineering at the moment. My course consists primarily of electrical and mechanical engineering with medical science, biomechanics, some chemistry, et cetera. I can code pretty well. This sounds like a really interesting project. Definitely keep me posted as you progress.
- zatara 16y agoI wish I were you some years ago. About your engineering study, how is the startup mentality? I see a lot of talk about entrepreneurship in engineering, but most students and professors seem to be more focused in what is more important to land a job at big companies and team work in detriment to creativity, self-reliance and comprehensive skills.
- tewks 16y agoA large contingent, not a majority, of my peers view studying engineering or science as the necessary prepration before entering finance. A surprising amount of those who have their head around making things have done the thinking and the math to find that, hey, the risk/reward ratio of a startup might be worth it, particularly at a young age.