Just call me "MASTER"

[The Dark Side of Will]

So I finished up my MS in Systems Engineering last night. On my birthday.

And didn't even get drunk.

I helped a friend of mine replace the RF brake line in his brother's '72 Vette.

Yay me.

That is all.

[fieroguru]

Welcome to the club!

[The Dark Side of Will]

You've also changed the brake line on a '72 Vette?

j/k... although you may have.

So what's yours in?

[fieroguru]

Brake lines on a 75 and 86 Vettes.

BS Mechanical Engineering
MS Technology - Efficient Manufacturing Methodologies

[Series8217]

Congrats, Will! How was it? I was thinking about an MS in Systems Engineering for myself.

[Shaun41178(2)]

Nice work. I will have to send you some Gin.

[Atilla the Fun]

Congrats!
I'm back in school, taking Environmental Science courses, Industrial Mechanics, Programmable Logic Controllers, Photovoltaic Systems, plus 4 introductions: Intro to Fuel Cells, Intro to Geothermal / Solar Energy, Intro to Wind Energy Tech, and Intro to Smart Grid.

[The Dark Side of Will]

Congrats, Will! How was it? I was thinking about an MS in Systems Engineering for myself.

Systems engineering is an interesting perspective. I've been wanting to develop a functional decomposition of the Constitution, just for S+G's. A lot of the way functionality in engineered systems makes more sense. I also see how utterly chaotic most of the implementations of... anything, really... by government and big business are. It's easier to gain insight into design methodologies (or lack thereof) of all types of organizations, for example.

IOW, you start to see the strings going to the hidden hands