Is a bachelor's degree in Advanced Materials Eng. worth it?
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Is a bachelor's degree in Advanced Materials Eng. worth it?

I have attached the study plan.

This is a joined program between GJU (a university in my home country) and THWS (Tchnical University of Applied Sciences, in germany), where I study the first 4 semesters at Jordan then transfer to Germany for the last 3.

Anyways, is this a strong degree? I found it pretty interesting and feel like it suits me so much since I love chemistry.

I am not sure if I should choose this degree then continue with masters, or have bachelors in ChemE and have a masters in advanced materials. I know that the second option might be a stronger option, but ChemE does not involve chemistry in the way that I love.

Would appreciate some advice 🙏

u/intelligence3 — 6 days ago

Bachelor's in Advanced Materials engineering or ChemE with master's in Advanced materialsE?

I'm not sure what to decide.

Has anyone studied Advanced Materials Engineering?

Has anyone did the path of ChemE then master's in advanced materials?

If anyone can answer me and give me a better idea on what opportunities do each of these 2 paths open for me, and if you have a better path, then I would be too thankful. I'm kinda lost and I have to decide in the next few days.

Note: I have the opportunity to study for a 1.5 semsters in a university in germany if I choose advanced materials, then do some internships there. And 1 semster in germany for ChemE, and then internship for another semster, and I will continue master's there if I chose this path.

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u/intelligence3 — 8 days ago

Bachelor's in Advanced Materials engineering or ChemE with master's in Advanced materialsE?

I'm not sure what to decide.

Has anyone studied Advanced Materials Engineering?

Has anyone did the path of ChemE then master's in advanced materials?

If anyone can answer me and give me a better idea on what opportunities do each of these 2 paths open for me, and if you have a better path, then I would be too thankful. I'm kinda lost and I have to decide in the next few days.

Note: I have the opportunity to study for a 1.5 semsters in a university in germany if I choose advanced materials, then do some internships there. And 1 semster in germany for ChemE, and then internship for another semster, and I will continue master's there if I chose this path.

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u/intelligence3 — 8 days ago

Bachelor's in Advanced Materials engineering or ChemE with master's in Advanced materialsE?

I'm not sure what to decide.

Has anyone studied Advanced Materials Engineering?

Has anyone did the path of ChemE then master's in advanced materials?

If anyone can answer me and give me a better idea on what opportunities do each of these 2 paths open for me, and if you have a better path, then I would be too thankful. I'm kinda lost and I have to decide in the next few days.

Note: I have the opportunity to study for a 1.5 semsters in a university in germany if I choose advanced materials, then do some internships there. And 1 semster in germany for ChemE, and then internship for another semster, and I will continue master's there if I chose this path.

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u/intelligence3 — 8 days ago

Bachelor's in Advanced Materials engineering or ChemE with master's in Advanced materialsE?

I'm not sure what to decide.

Has anyone studied Advanced Materials Engineering?

Has anyone did the path of ChemE then master's in advanced materials?

If anyone can answer me and give me a better idea on what opportunities do each of these 2 paths open for me, and if you have a better path, then I would be too thankful. I'm kinda lost and I have to decide in the next few days.

Note: I have the opportunity to study for a 1.5 semsters in a university in germany if I choose advanced materials, then do some internships there. And 1 semster in germany for ChemE, and then internship for another semster, and I will continue master's there if I chose this path.

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u/intelligence3 — 8 days ago

What makes you love chemical engineering?

Drop your experience and what you loved about it

For context, I am considering studying chemical engineering and would like to know if it matches my interests.

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u/intelligence3 — 11 days ago
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Wix keeps crashing and its pmo!!!

After trying Chrome, Edge, Brave and Opera, only Firefox OPENED wix studio. The other browsers didn't even allow me to login.

Although Firefox worked, the tab keeps crashing while I'm designing the website, sometimes all of firefox crashes. Plus it is very slow and laggy while desigining.

Every few hours, wix doesn't load at all on firefox, then i have to clear site data and login again to my account.

I have tried different devices, same problem. Maybe windows is the problem? Because my partner uses a macbook and faces zero problems.

I am actually considering switching from wix studio because simple things are taking hours to complete due to these problems.

If anyone knows how to fix these problems, PLEASE SHARE IT WITH ME.

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u/intelligence3 — 14 days ago

Should I pick ChemE?

Hello,

I finished high school this year. I studied in the IGCSE program, my grades for olevels are all A*'s, and currently expecting an A in maths and chemistry for a levels (results are not out yet).

I have been thinking of choosing chemical engineering for a long time, but now since it's time to apply for uni, I am afraid that this degree won't suit me or has few job opportunities.

I enjoyed studying chemistry in high school. I know that ChemE does not go so much deep into chemistry, but I still think that I would enjoy this major.

I live in the Middle East, and I'm planning to study in a university in my country which takes us for one year to Germany (last year) to study for one semester in a university at germany, and train in companies during the second semester. The university has many other engineering degrees. It has something called Advanced Materials Engineering, which got my attention as well, but it is still not clear to me.

Do you think picking chemical engineering is a right choice for me? Or should I pick another engineering degree?

Thanks!

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u/intelligence3 — 23 days ago

Should I choose ChemE?

I finished high school this year. I studied in the IGCSE program, my grades for olevels are all A*'s, and currently expecting an A in maths and chemistry for a levels (results are not out yet).

I have been thinking of choosing chemical engineering for a long time, but now since it's time to apply for uni, I am afraid that this degree won't suit me or has few job opportunities.

I enjoyed studying chemistry in high school. I know that ChemE does not go so much deep into chemistry, but I still think that I would enjoy this major.

I live in the Middle East, and I'm planning to study in a university in my country which takes us for one year to Germany (last year) to study for one semester in a university at germany, and train in companies during the second semester. The university has many other engineering degress. It has something called Advanced Materials Engineering, which got my attention.

Do you think picking chemical engineering is a right choice for me? Or should I pick another engineering degrees?

Thanks.

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u/intelligence3 — 23 days ago

I get tired after the first pushup set

Hi. I am an 18 years old male, 184 cm, 73.5 kg.

I started calisthenics a week ago, mainly to fix my body shape. I do full body program (pushups, pull ups, squats), 3 days a week.

I usually start with pushups. I can do around 7 pushups on my first set. However, on my second set (after resting for 4 minutes), I can barely do 2 because my arms are tired. I tried switching to knee pushups on my second set, which allowed me to do 10 knee pushups. But after that I cannot do any other kind of push ups sets.

My arms become tired to the point that it doesnt allow me to do any pull excersise properly.

Can anybody give any advice on what to do so I can do more sets?

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u/intelligence3 — 1 month ago

Should I do drop sets as a begginer?

I started a few days ago, and I saw a video on the internet that says doing drop sets will increase the number of sets I can do faster.

How true is this?

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u/intelligence3 — 1 month ago

Help a beginner out

I decided to start with calisthenics but dont know where to start from. I need a guide.

I am 18 y.o. male, 184 cm tall and weigh 71 kg (156 lbs), so I am considered skinny. I want to start with the sport to fix my body shape mainly, plus i think i found it a very cool sport. I am actually so excited to start with it.

I have a pull up bar at home and a resistance band.

Here are my main questions that i would appreciate to be answered within yout guide:

\\- how many days per week should i workout? And what to do on my rest days?

\\- should each day be for a specific muscle group?

\\- which workouts should i start with? And when do i know its time to learn a new skill?

\\- what should i eat?

\\- what results should i expect?

Any furthur notes or advice would be appreciated, cuz i feel lost.

Thanks in advance!

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u/intelligence3 — 2 months ago

Help a beginner out

I decided to start with calisthenics but dont know where to start from. I need a guide.

I am 18 y.o. male, 184 cm tall and weigh 71 kg (156 lbs), so I am considered skinny. I want to start with the sport to fix my body shape mainly, plus i think i found it a very cool sport. I am actually so excited to start with it.

I have a pull up bar at home and a resistance band.

Here are my main questions that i would appreciate to be answered within yout guide:

\- how many days per week should i workout? And what to do on my rest days?

\- should each day be for a specific muscle group?

\- which workouts should i start with? And when do i know its time to learn a new skill?

\- what should i eat?

\- what results should i expect?

Any furthur notes or advice would be appreciated, cuz i feel lost.

Thanks in advance!

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u/intelligence3 — 2 months ago

I need some advice before starting

I decided to start with calisthenics but dont know where to start from. I need a guide.

I am 18 y.o. male, 184 cm tall and weigh 71 kg (156 lbs), so I am considered skinny. I want to start with the sport to fix my body shape mainly, plus i think i found it a very cool sport. I am actually so excited to start with it.

I have a pull up bar at home and a resistance band.

Here are my main questions that i would appreciate to be answered within yout guide:

how many days per week should i workout? And what to do on my rest days?

should each day be for a specific muscle group?

which workouts should i start with? And when do i know its time to learn a new skill?

what should i eat?

what results should i expect?

Any furthur notes or advice would be appreciated, cuz i feel lost.

Thanks in advance!

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u/intelligence3 — 2 months ago

Is it time to say goodbye to my favorite buds??

They started recently to suddenly electrify the sound (like im listening to a robot speaking), so I had to disconnect it and connect it again to my device.

Today, the sound quality became bad, especially noticible when listening to music + volume is low, even when putting it on highest volume. They are charged, I tried cleaning them, resetting there settings, but nothing worked.

They are so comfortable when wearing, even while sleeping. Pairing them with my tab s9 fe+ and my S23 fe was a very satisfying experience, it was easy to switch between devices.

I don't know what to replace them with now. I got it as a gift with one of the samsung phones I bought back then. I can't buy samsung buds now since they are expensive for me, and I guess they are not as comfortable.

Worse than a break up 💔

I hope that there is something I still didn't try. Appreciate some help, or recommendations for similar buds (which aren't expensive but comfortable with good sound quality)

u/intelligence3 — 4 months ago