Simplifying the complex and complexifying the rest: Ravings on physics, politics, education, motoring, and the Harvard comma.
One way to tell a university has an engineering program:
A fan is seen holding up a sign that says kg m/s2 to celebrate a touchdown by their freshman QB, Newton!
That kid's physics prof needs to count that as a "win" for applying physics knowledge in a new situation.
Posted by Doctor Pion at 17:53
Labels: engineering
Dr. Pion is a pseudonym for a physicist whose research once included study of the pi meson. His expertise also includes the history of nuclear weapons and proliferation, but his main interest today is teaching "physics for scientists and engineers". He uses the pseudonym CCPhysicist when commenting in certain blogs because he teaches at a community college.
There is no connection at all between this blog and the real people (a veterinarian and a physician) known as Dr. Pion who show up in a Google search on this name.
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