>>10840796any non-meme Engineering degree like Electrical, Mechanical, Materials, . . .
while Math requires creativity and abstraction, and Physics demands a lot of intuition and experimentation, non-meme engineering degrees are literally designed to be hell on Earth
>you are not expected to pursue postgraduate studies, so the undergraduate degree is extremely broad>you are expected to learn Maths early in the devree, not because you are necessarily going to use it intensively, but to filter out the brainlets>you are taught certain Physics and Chemistry at a deeper level than undergraduate Physics and Chemistry students, and you are also expected to apply it practicallyFor example, a Mech Eng knows more Thermodynamics and a EE knows more Electromagnestism than an Undergraduate Physicist.
>the labs and projects in EVERY COURSE take time, effort, resources, and you may not even be able to finish them and present something practical, functioning or aesthetical >you have to be able to understand very broad, different subjects at a deep level>you have to learn the markets and economics of your industry, as well as the laws, regulations and standards that apply to itand much, much more
