I’m about to enter my freshman year of college and was wondering if my goal is to be able to work on engineering projects as soon as possible would it be better for me to take python or engineering graphics first?
I am a freshman in college and i have been studying german as a hobby but was wondering if it would also be an asset when finding a job.
I understand that if anything it is a secondary skill and that projects, internships etc are more valued but is it any help at all.
I’ve been reading philosophy for several months now and i have yet to touch any nietzsche. i have also been studying german as somewhat of a leisurely activity and i wanted to ask if it is worth holding off on nietzche till i can read him in german, or atleast hold off on Thus Spoke Zarathustra or his most significant works. I’m in no rush to read nietzche and was wondering if reading in german is that much better than whatever is the best translation of him.
I was wondering what a public speaking class is like. What are the first type of speaking assignments you do? do we do smaller speeches in front of smaller groups or smth to build you up to a speech in front of the class or do we just get thrown in the deep end? would the people there be good at this stuff will i be the only one so timid i could not bear for people to not only see me as the wimp but also worse for them to pity me if i do bad
I was wondering what a public speaking class is like. What are the first type of speaking assignments you do? do we do smaller speeches in front of smaller groups or smth to build you up to a speech in front of the class or do we just get thrown in the deep end?
1)On the Fourfold Root of the Principle of Sufficient Reason
2) The World as Will and Representation 3) 2 fundamental principles of ethics 4) on the will in nature
5) Parerga and Paralipomena
I understand i can probably just read the world as will immediately or wtv but i dont want to, as long as nothing here is redundant i dont mind
forgive me for the lack of correct terminology, i am a beginner but I’m having trouble understanding what gives riffs, licks, melodies or in a word, a sequence of notes their (feeling?). Not necessarily the mood of the song as, if i’m correct that has to do with the key of the song which i think i have a sufficient grasp on; what i mean is the particular feeling a particular sequence of notes produces; for example, some riffs produce a “rush“ feel, some give a bounce to the song, some produce a sort of spacious effect, etc. Is it the sequence of the degrees of the key that does this? how would i go about reproducing a desired feeling in a sequence of notes?
I understand the concept and i know how to use each type but I cannot form a sentence without looking at a graph for each one.