u/Ok_Hunt_2833

Ciao tutti!

I'm looking at an opportunity to study computer engineering in university of pavia.

I already have my father as a support and i myself lived in italy for my entire childhood and early teens but left it 3 years ago.

I already completed one year of university in my home country in BIS

So I'm confused about computer engineering being only 3 years??

So how does it work. Can i work after i completed 3 years or i need masters as well.

Another thing i might ask is how the tolerance to foreigners?

I'm quite insecure about my skin tone and how i look so I'm asking if that might make problems in the future for me

I'm trying to re-learn the language from scratch again as i left the country 3 years ago and haven't really practiced my italian

Hello everyone

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I'm experiencing recent side effects after a long use of metformin (3.5 months)

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Awful amount of sweat (especially while sleeping ) and it's worse at night and dry mouth

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Hell i do not have those symptoms at all when I don't take the medication

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I'm just puzzled i lost some weight and the dark patches on the skin went away. only after 3 months use I'm experiencing those symptoms i take 1750

EE recently caught my attention. I hadn't resonated with what I loved (I still do, but I have a rough idea) until about a year ago when electric physics rolled around in the final year of high school plus modern physics (photons/quantum).

I liked the most was using my imagination, as most subjects I studied were boring for me or uninteresting, so it was the first time in my education years that I actually found passion in something, and physics really played into my curiosity, as most of my wasted time on the internet was being curious about how the electronics I use were made/theorized.

I picked EE exactly because I found the 2 things I loved (physics, programming).

But my math skills were never developed; that's why I'm asking here in this post.

I know EE is heavy on math, like a lot. The problem is I can't decide yet. As for math, the last I studied it was about 4 years ago, so I'm basically starting from scratch. Nor can I really accurately evaluate my abilities on it, and I fear I might be overestimating my abilities/skills and picking a path that might be too hard for me.

I did badly whenever I studied math for multiple reasons, but the main one was kind of self-sabotaging myself.

I wasn't good on the mental side; most of the time I would just give up because I never thought I was smart for anything, and my teachers were probably right that I wasn't good for anything. If anything caught my eye, I would do extremely well, but it was rare for something to actually catch my attention.

I just don't know myself yet. I'm supposed to take some sort of evaluation test before entering EE; maybe everything will reveal itself when I do the test.

That test as well could get me into computer science, and that's my backup path.

I know the major is very hard and most people quit, but for some reason it caught my attention sorely; it played into my curiosity.

Idk what to do; I just need guidance.

People around me say that I'm heavily overestimating my abilities, but I do love a challenge.

Should I try and see if I pass the test or pick something easier?

Regardless, that test would get me into either EE or computer science.

Please be honest; if you happen to be the same as me, share your experience. Maybe I might find inspiration to push through.

عايز العب مع اصحابي بس دلوقتي العبه ب٣٠ دولار فيه طريقه ارخص؟

السلام عليكم انا في أولي جامعة انا عارف ناس كتير بقعد معهم مش معرفه عميقة بس عرفهم يعني بقعد معهم مش بتكلم خالص معنديش موضوع اصلا اتكلم فيه هما ممكن يتكلموا في كذا موضوع ويضحكوا غيرهم وانا مش عارف افتح موضوع ديما ساكت معنديش تجارب كتير ديما ياما في البيت او الكليه مش بخرج كتير بره دول ممكن اعمل ايه؟