I was thinking the exact same thing.Congrats Chris! Man time flies by quick! I remember when you were just getting ready to go to CU!
We have a wind tunnel, but unfortunately, it's fairly small and I can't borrow it for non school related stuff. Same goes for the laser cutter and CNC (unfortunately).Congratulations! Maybe the engineering department has a wind tunnel you can "borrow" to test some of your rockets! Good luck!
I looked in my crystal ball and see many "school related projects" in your near future. :dark: Seriously, once you get settled in I'll bet you can find a professor that is willing to sponsor projects like CANSAT launches.We have a wind tunnel, but unfortunately, it's fairly small and I can't borrow it for non school related stuff. Same goes for the laser cutter and CNC (unfortunately).
CANSAT, USLI, and a bunch more!...I'll bet you can find a professor that is willing to sponsor projects like CANSAT launches.
CANSAT, USLI, and a bunch more!
Congrats cjl! But, what makes you think it's only going to be TWO years? :roll:
Well, hope you're able to keep it to that schedule. Nowadays, it seems many degree plans get way-laid by course changes due to budget cuts, program / staff changes, etc.Because after two more years, I graduate?
I'd be pretty surprised if a program at a major university that has been in existence for a long time just got way-laid, especially in an enrollment-limited program. Besides, it isn't that far off of the standard 2 years for an MS, the only difference is that the first year of the MS overlaps with the senior year of the BS (the MS courses count as senior elective credit).Well, hope you're able to keep it to that schedule. Nowadays, it seems many degree plans get way-laid by course changes due to budget cuts, program / staff changes, etc.
I almost did a program like this at USC - got accepted, planned out my schedule, made financial arrangements - but I decided to leave and go to Purdue because here I had the option to spend some extra time doing research and writing a thesis. The 4+1 program at 'SC wouldn't have let me do that, and I'm really excited to have the opportunity to do so. Sounds like the program at your school lets you - that's pretty sweet!Besides, it isn't that far off of the standard 2 years for an MS, the only difference is that the first year of the MS overlaps with the senior year of the BS (the MS courses count as senior elective credit).