Engineering

[Sarah]

Originally, the art of managing engines; in its modern andextended sense, the art and science by which the mechanicalproperties of matter are made useful to man in structures andmachines; the occupation and work of an engineer.

[Sarah]

a college student who majors in this can forget about his life, because there will be no more time to do anything besides study, and then drink to forget how fucked you are. Study and drinking, that's about it. Also, engineers are known to have no sleeping pattern because of numerous all-nighters. There should be an amendment to the constitution to add an entire point to any engineering student's GPA, as only then will the scale be fair to everyone.

[Sarah]

n. A branch of university education. Usually taken by students who want a job after graduating.

[Sarah]

n. A profession, usually taught in universities as a four-year program. It's far more rigorous than most other programs available to [university] students, with the benefit of near-guaranteed employment after graduation. Downsides include not being able to [get laid] and extreme social awkwardness.

[Sarah]

A hard major that results in a good job in the end. Only problem is that there aren't enough girls in engineering.

[Sarah]

The life force of all man kind.

[Sarah]

Engineering is the combination of sciences and mathematics to solve real world problems that improve the way people travel to places, work, travel, stay healthy, and entertain ourselves themselves on a daily bases. Engineering is concerned with the design, building and use of engines, machines and structures.

[Sarah]

An extremely hard course in university whereby the students of it have no life.

[Sarah]

Where the noble semi-skilled workers execute the vision of those who are able to think and dream.

[Ernesto]

the work of an engineer, or the study of this work:

[Sonia]

The branch of science and technology concerned with the design, building, and use of engines, machines, and structures.