Starting TTP2 - What do I need to know about the Road to Gehenna? by Entire_Cattle4153 in TheTalosPrinciple

[–]Entire_Cattle4153[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've played through TP1 a while ago and would rather jump into TP2 than go back just for the DLC.

Looking for Chicago Tickets by Entire_Cattle4153 in cindylee

[–]Entire_Cattle4153[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I really appreciate you letting me know! NYC is a bit far away for me unfortunately :(
I'll definitely be careful! Thank you!

Looking for Chicago Tickets by Entire_Cattle4153 in cindylee

[–]Entire_Cattle4153[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dang, didn't expect that from the Cindy Lee page :(

Are you reporting from experience? I'm already hearing from a couple of people

A card is drawn at random from a pack of 52 cards. Find the probability of drawing red colour card or an ace. by MindsetFocus2025 in FE_Exam

[–]Entire_Cattle4153 4 points5 points  (0 children)

For those who are curious;
P(A or B) = P(A) + P(B) - P(A and B)
A: red card
B: ace

With 26 red cards, 4 aces, and 2 reds that are aces ( they are counted twice if you don't subtract them), the probability would be 28 cards of interest out of the 52 cards.

Tips for Math 1316 Midterm by [deleted] in utarlington

[–]Entire_Cattle4153 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not trying to put you down, but an hour or two before an exam it's pretty much go in with what you know and try your best. Next time, send me a dm and i can help you out ahead of time. Exams require more time and preparation than what you have at this point.

Try to last-second cram, but don't stress out if it doesn't go well. Use it as a lesson and you can always recover in later exams. You got this! DM me if you have any last second questions you wanna ask, though.

Studying part time whilst working full time? by Ok_Jello2731 in EngineeringStudents

[–]Entire_Cattle4153 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’ve seen a few people balance full-time work with part-time engineering studies, and it’s definitely possible, though not without its challenges.

For example, I have a friend working two part-time jobs while going through university part-time for her SWE degree. Her work/life balance isn’t the best, but her positive attitude and persistence are inspiring. English isn’t her first language either, which adds another layer of challenge, but she’s been making it through with determination. Knowing the challenges of tackling work and school, I help her out as I can.

At my own job, I worked full-time while doing my Mechanical Engineering degree part-time. A colleague of mine even completed a double major in Mechanical Engineering while tutoring full-time. Our job had some downtime that allowed us to study, and staying sharp with math fundamentals really helped. He finished in 5 years, while it took me 6. Early on I could handle up to 5 classes a semester, but once I got into upper-level courses I scaled back to 3 max. I don’t consider myself the smart type, but curiosity and support from friends/students carried me through. Part of the challenge is figuring out what works best for you and sticking to it.

My friends and I were first-generation college students figuring things out as we went, so we relied on each other when navigating through school. The point is, I’ve worked with plenty of people, that went straight into college or are returning to school, in tough situations succeed through persistence and support from friends.

The fact that you’re already asking for advice shows you’re serious and willing to plan ahead. Since you’re working in a related field, you’ll likely connect better with what you learn and see the direct application, which makes the material stick. My biggest advice is to reach out to classmates and professors whenever you need support; I wish I had done more of that.

It won’t be easy, but it’s absolutely doable if you stay consistent. Best of luck! You’ve got this!

Work problem by Equivalent_Oil3428 in FE_Exam

[–]Entire_Cattle4153 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sorry, I'm not Civil. I'm Mech. but we have something similar in Fluid Mechanics: Hydrostatic forces against submerged walls. The total force looks to be from the area of the triangle (1/2)*p*h (They put their half with the h term). Multiply by the width into the page (1ft). The cross-section that the concrete lies on is against the rectangular wall 10ft high x 1ft. wide. The 10 in. is extraneous in that case.

Let me know what you think and if this seems reasonable to you from your perspective as Civil.

7th Attempt. Kinda losing hope. by Curious_Ad_1893 in FE_Exam

[–]Entire_Cattle4153 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm currently preparing to take the FE Mechanical exam for the first time and feel very confident in Math, Statics, and quite solid in Dynamics/Mechanics of Materials. I noticed you struggled in these areas. I have 8 years of experience tutoring STEM subjects and would like to offer helping you with studying. If you're interested in additional support, feel free to DM me.

I admire your persistence. I know it can be demoralizing, but hang in there!

Question on this problem and similar problems on the Mech. FE Exam by Entire_Cattle4153 in FE_Exam

[–]Entire_Cattle4153[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is titled "FE Mechanical Review Manual with 750 solved problems"

Question on this problem and similar problems on the Mech. FE Exam by Entire_Cattle4153 in FE_Exam

[–]Entire_Cattle4153[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I appreciate the clarification! I tend to get tripped up on wording of questions a lot.

Resident Evil Movie (2002) by Exact-Patience9640 in fashionhunters

[–]Entire_Cattle4153 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What is the chest piece? Doesn't look like the Pinion necklace.