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Post by Craigbob on May 6, 2004 13:08:49 GMT -5
BSIE, plan to get my master's in a couple
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Post by FunkyChicken on May 6, 2004 13:30:03 GMT -5
Joking aside  I have 2 qualifications in horticulture ( gardening ) and 2 in catering ( yes i can cook )  |
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Post by Mo D on May 6, 2004 14:13:23 GMT -5
An englishman that can cook? Fancy that.  |
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Post by FunkyChicken on May 6, 2004 14:16:55 GMT -5
Yeah and i dont mean big mac and fries ;D |
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Post by Craigbob on May 6, 2004 16:50:57 GMT -5
Ya, he means a McFish and chips. ;D
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Post by lastride63 on May 6, 2004 17:45:50 GMT -5
LOL ;D
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Post by FunkyChicken on May 6, 2004 18:14:46 GMT -5
ROFL oh craig does have a sense of humor i did wonder |
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Post by FunkyChicken on May 7, 2004 0:24:33 GMT -5
Would u like a shake with ya Mcfish and chips ;D |
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Post by Earl Harewood on May 7, 2004 11:43:13 GMT -5
Im stil a student here high school is all i got. gona take me a course in computer programming, pick me up a couple of A levels and im sorted! |
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Post by Trayk on May 7, 2004 13:14:54 GMT -5
Ah so with no education a life of cleaning toilets for me or maybe working at mcdonalds You can always supply McD's with a couple of chicken "nuggets" FC......albeit smallish ones !!    |
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Post by greenlantern on May 7, 2004 13:48:16 GMT -5
still in high school
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Post by Mrs Hawk on May 10, 2004 22:38:20 GMT -5
Hawk's got one masters in business administration. I've got one in biology and one in education.
Mrs. H
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Post by methodman on May 10, 2004 23:41:38 GMT -5
Hi, I graduated in December 2003 from Western Michigan University with a degree in applied methematics. I am currently working on my masters degree in applied mathematics at western again and hold a teaching assistantship here also. I teach freshman and sophmores precalculus and trigonometry.
Method Man
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Post by Cruise on May 11, 2004 7:14:56 GMT -5
In the US, a bachelor's degree is typically 4 years. A master's would be another year or two on top of that. A PhD would be another two years (I think) on top of that. Something like that anyway. From what i know during my stay @ UCF it's 4+2+4 But a phD might also be around 3 years; dependent on university and project. I might start one by fall |
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Post by CanuckSoldier on May 11, 2004 16:54:21 GMT -5
In Canada Universities and Colleges are two different things. Universities offer degree programs, 4+ years, Colleges offer certificate programs typically 3 years or less and also may offer trades course for trades certified by other professional bodies.
I'm Certified Engineering Technologist(Electronics)(CET) from the Ontario Assiciation of Certified Engineering Techicians and Technologists(OACETT), as well as my military trade qualifications which don't really translate well to civilian standards.
Hey Methodman, exactly what can you do with a Math degree other than teach math to others? :-P
CS
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I have 2 qualifications in horticulture ( gardening ) and 2 in catering ( yes i can cook ) 
