MathCad is what they taught us at BYU but I've never seen it in industry.

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Apr 29, 2024
2:46:55pm

JuicyJam All-American

MathCad is what they taught us at BYU but I've never seen it in industry.

At this point I wouldn't remember how to use it.

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JuicyJam

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If you're a NON-software engineer, please vote in my poll.

Genghis Spreads

Apr 29, 2:19pm

What if my daughter is majoring in Chemical Engineering? Does that count?

Japan Coug

Apr 29, 2:21pm

What they use in school might not reflect industry trends.

Genghis Spreads

Apr 29, 2:35pm

I'm surprised we have 17 NON-software engineers online today.

Mike Bolton

Apr 29, 2:23pm

More than that. Some of us didn't vote.

Apr 29, 2:24pm

More than 7 years experience and I use an HP49G emulator every day (I have to use RPN, I can't stand "standard entry")

Bert609

Apr 29, 2:41pm

MathCad is what they taught us at BYU but I've never seen it in industry.

JuicyJam

Apr 29, 2:46pm

Somehow I avoided the mathCAD classes, but fortunately had a ton of exposure to Excel. I had classmates who were

Bert609

Apr 29, 2:49pm

What makes someone a software engineer. I was EE undergrad and ME phd, but code

AggieWeekendCougar

Apr 29, 3:38pm

No, that's not a software engineer. You can vote.

Genghis Spreads

Apr 29, 3:44pm

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