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These are real-world situations with real consequences on people's time, money, and lives. Honesty and ethics matter here. That's what licensing requirements ar
by eecsninja 8y ago
These are real-world situations with real consequences on people's time, money, and lives. Honesty and ethics matter here. That's what licensing requirements are for. That's different from the academic system where you only use 10% of what you learn, once you go into the real world.
- kd5bjo 8y agoMy career ended up in a different field than my degree, so I don't use much of what I was taught in university, but it's still quite useful to me: * It taught me how to learn difficult things quickly. * The parts I do use were drilled to being second nature by the advanced courses I don't use anymore