re: Middleton rollcall: Rome's final Finals edition?

That's what it was. All the way from V/M diagrams to max shear stress/strain, drawing both, and then to Mohr's circle

Gonna start working PL/AE stuff in a bit

Oh we did that stuff on like exam 2

This exam had statically indeterminate axially loaded structures, torsionally loaded structures, hooke's law for shear, thin-walled torsion, eccentric axial loading and unsymmetrical bending, statically indeterminate deflection due to beam bending, buckling of rigid structures, and buckling of deformable structures.

Luckily we only had like 6 or 7 problems out of that list, but still. It was a doozy.

It's really not that bad, if you put in the time and effort to study for it. I studied for each exam like I study for finals and only got B's. It's the little mistakes here and there that add up for me.

It's late for me. I'm about to go to bed and wake up early to study for my last final evaaaarrrr

I graduated a few years ago from college and, while I do not miss the homework, there is nothing better than it. Enjoy it while it lasts boys

My next version of schooling is a part time MBA program while I work...time management wise, it will make my undergraduate days look like a breeze

Good ole pulp fiction

Lynx I remember when you graduated you were our recruiting board guru back then.


Fwiw I miss the partying and the ladies in college but finals and studying not one bit I like my paychecks now.

7:30...12:30...5:30...tequila

The final is cumulative, so I am just running through the big problems and that was one of them. I think I have a medium B without curve in the class right now, but don't know because I didn't pick up my last test. I did everything correctly, but could've made stupid clerical errors. The class was pretty easy honestly. Only put in about 3 hours of studying for each test. Pretty much think of it like "Statics 2"

Man I'm really craving some pizza from the Boot in New Orleans right now.