15 Nov
2001
15 Nov
'01
12:51 p.m.
On Fri, 16 Nov 2001, Tony Duell wrote:
In my opinion, haivng a degree (or any other qualification) in a
subject has 0 correlation with how good you actually are at that
subject....
Of course not. I was just thinking that having the structured
presentation of the material and the access to equipment/projects that I
would not otherwise have quick access to would be good for learning.
I want to target myself career-wise towards embedded software engineering.
I was recently told that in the embedded industry, you can't be solely a
software engineer; you have to know how to hack the hardware too. This
move will make me more marketable that way.
--
Jeffrey S. Sharp
jss(a)subatomix.com
I strongly recomend you learn electronics no matter
what sort of
machine you work on.
Well, that does it. I'm going to stay an extra few years at college
and get a second degree: Electrical & Computer Engineering. Now, look
what you've done, you bastards! :-)