Accepted to Canadian institution... - Page 2

Congratulation, im also thinking about Canada lately...

hey, i was just able to go to canada a couple of months ago...so let me know if you need any help from here. where are you planning to go?

Can you please post how you got into Canada?

ali and himnp13....

we should probably meet sometime in the near future... and alex too... who is in alberta, i believe...

for sure....school is currently kicking my ass however.

weak... lol.

Like the previous poster said, weak!
What classes are you taking? I am starting my masters too. I am only taking two classes, Fundamentals of turbulence and applied combustion. I imagine the canadian system might be similar?

By the sound of your classes i imagine you are doing your MSc in ME as well? Is this correct? Fund. of Turbulence sounds pretty sick... what state is your school in? My BS is in ME as well so i know about this ish.

I am in Chicago. What about you? How far in your degree are you? and yeah the mechanics of fluids is a hard subject. My prof is straight USSR Russian and all he talks about is ballistic missiles haha.

I'm doing it on Fluid Mech. I had to switch around my schedule quite a bit because shit was too hardcore. The Scottish proffesor I'm auditing is balls-deep theoretical mathematician. Then there's the Spaniard and the Brazilian dude that are into numerical methods. The Canadian system seems to be more European-like. I am struggling with notation mostly because in my previous school, we would expand everything and work in the Eularian frame of reference. Here, it's all vector or index notation and they cover the Lagrangian too. That and my PDE and multi-variable calc skills are super weak, and EVERY class is using them.