Dan - I don't unstand why civil eng is so hard; took you years to learn this:

Sum of forces = 0
Sum of moments = 0

And if it moves - get away from it.

-Kevin (ME)

 

congrats man, I have about two years left to get my bachelor's degree in business

 

engineering degree, great field. mucho dinero
now you will start to see the payoff for your efforts.
i'm impressed that so many "forum ppl" have higher educations. its really a requirement these days.
congratulations, i'll have a 2nd margarita in your honor! cheers

 

Thanks everyone.

I have a job that is ok, but I am trying to get out of land development and into something I can enjoy a little more. I am also working on a Master's degree so for now I am staying where I am.

I know, Civil is easy... sum of the forces = zero (well except I do bridge design so that is not true). Really though there is a lot more to it than the basic concept. I focussed in Geotech and Road design so I have to deal with moving vehicles and friction from water and crap... well that is still sum of the forces = zero, but I think a Civil degree is a little work.

oh yeah and I already have an A6... I am thinking A8

 

I was just giving you a hard time Dan. You have my respect. I was in biloxi a few weeks ago and saw a bridge that got taken out in the hurricane. It was pretty crazy. It was hard to imagine what things must of been for them...
http://community.webshots.com/photo/...86492609dwECHG

 

Hey I have driven on that bridge... it is a young bridge too. Only like 20 years old.

I know you were just joking, I have tons of ME friends... it is total rivalary. Actually I have to admit, I would never do most ME stuff except fluids (because that is easy)