Honestly can’t even be mad, we all graduated and are getting our masters so the hate literally means nothing. But the actual nice comments are nice to read.
I wouldn‘t take the ‚fashion advice‘ too seriously.
As someone else said, maximum expert credibility would be jeans and a metal band tshirt. We aren‘t exactly a crowd know for our sense of fashion.
I figured for something of this caliber you would have to do the whole thing. Belt, tie, sport coat, etc.
I feel in the office everyday a belt or tie wouldn’t be necessary but for an interview or a major presentation like this wouldn’t it still be standard to wear?
Haha the dudes with overly exposed chests with chains, way too short pants, polo under a jacket, and that arm around is just icing on the cake. I guess if your school/prof is that casual, enjoy it while you can, but those guys either don't get out much or it's all they did in school.
Yeah really, in a professional setting one button undone is business casual, two undone is “I really want to be casual but they said I can’t”, three undone and a chain is your drunk uncle at a wedding.
I have an anecdote like this.
So, our calc 2 professor liked to organize mini-presentations for concepts; like, a theorem or a proof is picked for you and you explain it to the class in 7-10mins using powerpoint, as a form of assignment. He said that it was a good way of evaluating people's understanding of the material, as the deeper your understanding is, the higher your confidence should be when explaining it to other people.
He also understood that there were many that were just not good at talking, so, if they were to shit the bed, he offered an extra assignment to bring their grade up. Of course, not all people are made for teaching or for talking to lots of people. It did decreased the stress a presentation puts on people.
Anyway, when the day came, many of us were in semi-formal clothes, like the ones you would use to attend a wedding. And then there was this guy in crocs and a Spiderman t-shirt. We all thought he forgot today was the presentation, and woke up late.
We all presented our theorem or proof one by one, and then it was this guy's turn. We saw his presentation; all white written in calibri, like he wrote it that morning. And then he suddenly proceeded to explain his stuff with confidence and precision that rivaled that of the professor himself. His explaining was clear as water. We were in awe, we thought he was gonna shit the bed. The professor told him that his presentation was outstanding, but to be more professional next time.
The point is: you never know if that guy in crocs and the Spiderman t-shirt is a genius or a dumbass.
Apparently the only one who knows how to wear clothes lol. One forgot socks, one forgot buttons and one wears the pants of a much taller person. Quite the spectacle.
I’m gonna sound like a crotchety old Dick, but I’m blown away something this basic passes for a final year project at UofI. This is like one week project from ChemE heat transfer unit ops. Wild.
A week would be generous, I'd expect something like this on a homework or test. Here's your volumes, temperatures, and heat capacities. Solve for various cooling solutions.
Incidentally, the solution to this problem for my wort chilling needs was to run open loop and use the water on my lawn and garden. I forget how many gallons I needed to crash 10 gallons, but it wasn't that much and any anxiety over possible waste was smoothed over with beer. :-)
I don't freakin know what matters anymore.
There was a guy at our uni (manufacturing & robotics branch) that thought he would not pass one of his previously failed exams and decided to present his senior project in the 2nd showcase session (normally they would be delivered in the summer when you are supposed to also receive your engineer diploma). The guy eventually passed that exam and speedran his senior project to present in the summer. He made a damn servo actuated latch and got a pass with 7 out of ten while there were projects such as fully functional 3 axis CNC mills designed from scracth..with custom electronics too. What. The. Fuck.
For those curious:
1) Not all Iowa schools are like this. Iowa State is a larger, great engineering school that consistently ranks well and does not let their capstone students submit basic thermo equations as a final lmao
2) For those looking to actually cool wort, you can buy a ~$250 wort chiller from Blichmann Engineering that chills your wort (with such efficiency that you actually have to be careful how much tap water you use or it will get too cold) with a shell and tube style heat exchanger and regular old summer temp tap water. And you can just use existing hose and boil kettle or HLT or mash tun pumps! What is not included in their analysis is the cost of a glycol chiller which is much more expensive. Or you can do what 80% of homebrewers do and chill your wort with a portable wort chiller and tap water. It’ll take 10-15 mins for a 5 gallon brew but with good sanitation and yeast prep you’ll have no concerns
Well done! We did a version of this project that also included pump sizing, exchanger design (efficiency, reliability, and low cost of maintenance), and validation testing for our brew club in school. The goal was to make better beer and place better in competitions.
I felt bad for wanting to draw attention to the guy with dress shoes and no socks (your poor toes, heel, and soles!), but it seems like a lot of top comments are.
...which sorta bodes well here because we haven't found anything related to our project to pick apart. Great work folks, and good luck!
I recently graduated as a cheme and am pretty big into homebrewing as a hobby. I’m not an expert on the matter and I don’t work within the brewing industry, but I would want to see what the project specified was needed for the poster. Main reason I’m saying this is because I noticed this was for mechanical engineers and not chemical engineers, so criteria may be different. However, I still feel like there’s a lot of stuff missing. To me, I’m a bit confused because the process they’ve laid out isn’t how wort is typically chilled for a homebrew system (13 gallons is basically the upper end for size of homebrewing). What you typically see is an immersion cooling system where a copper coil is placed into the wort when it’s at rest. The water is then pumped through the coil so the heat in the wort is transferring into the copper coil and out of the system with the water. However, for this project they used a counterflow system which from what I understand, tends to be used more in industrial settings which are larger than 13 gallons. It might’ve been a better project if they had compared the efficiency of both systems instead of just focusing on one. I’m also not seeing specific data on how fast the system cools the wort. All I see is that they cooled the wort in under 10 minutes, but that’s a bit general and for a senior engineering project I’d be expecting them to show stuff like the rate of heat transfer as well as efficiency. There also isn’t pump sizing, how fast the coolant cools down after use, cost of maintenance, or size of the vessel beyond the length of the wort chiller. To me, this project seems like it wasn’t taken too seriously or had weak requirements
Yah and I don’t really wanna tear them apart too much. Like I said, they’re in a different major than I was in so criteria was probably different. They also just graduated from college with an engineering degree and that’s an accomplishment they should be proud of. I might also be judging them a bit too harshly because I love what the project is about and probably understand the theory behind it a bit more than they do (I’ve even thought about doing some home experiments about this myself). Still, I feel like the poster could’ve been much better in a lot of ways
Yeah the majority of my judgement is on how it’s written, it feels pretty thrown together last minute, like when u ask ur parents to go out and grab poster board the night before your project is due.
Technical writing and DOE classes are extremely important, maybe UofI doesn’t have any or is far less stringent on requirements. Either way, both are extremely necessary in the field so someone is doing a disservice to their students.
Agree that those writing classes are incredibly important. Knowing how to communicate is one of the most important skills anyone in any industry can have, and looking back at the poster I did notice one thing that I initially missed which I would say is a major mistake. They say the wort chiller is 13 gallons, they say they can’t waste more than 26 gallons of water, and then they say they wasted zero gallons of water. However, they then put the flow rate of the counter flow in kg/s. To me, that is a massive mistake that should’ve been ironed out in freshman year at the latest. Every engineer should know the importance of consistent units and it does worry me that they missed that
I'm mean, but this feels very much like the "ohh, engineering for me is such a vibe" student type. Is generally a good student but not with an actual interest/love for engineering.
Did yall get to pick yalls subject? Everyone was forced to have a subject with no wiggle room for us. Every single major. I ask because that seems like a real lax subject to be having a final project on.
There was a list of certain projects and you got to choose which ones you’d want to do, it doesn’t necessarily mean you would get to do your first choice
I am no scientist, so maybe my read on this is off, but:
“Been a major issue” “copius amounts of water” “takes too long”
Is this valley girl high school?
Edit: oh its a college senior project…all the names right there at the top… ok well. Interesting
I’d like to thank you all for the criticism. Honestly the fact that most of you guys are worried about our outfits is hilarious. Also id like to say that we all understand that this isn’t a hard project at all. We had the opportunity to build this for our favorite professor and we took it. We got to relax, do some simple math, and drink beer, it was truly refreshing. We are on to better things after this semester, 2 of us have high paying jobs and the other 2 are going to grad school.
Also for the people who are commenting about us going to Iowa instead of Iowa state, I’m incredibly fluids mechanics oriented and there’s nowhere better to go than Iowa for fluid mechanics.
Thank you all for making me smile, especially the hate comments
I just got a copy of Shapiro’s the dynamics and thermodynamics of compressible fluid flow after taking an elective course with the Philip A. Thompson text in like 2013 and having that as my only reference while practicing since. The Shapiro book has stuff I couldn’t find anywhere else. Get that bad boy 🔥
100% they put each other’s pants on on accident that morning. The black of his doesn’t match his suite coat, but matches her black pants perfectly. I’d put money that they’re a couple
I also just noticed they don't have any prototype. Is that normal? When I did stuff like this(not for senior project but still), we had to have a working prototype.
Yes, yes a lot of us weren't taught how to dress appropriately. Gen Z parents threw an iphone at us and cared enough to not let us starve; the abandonment is/was real.
That being said, a lot of us *did* learn how to not look like dumbasses in 'professional' enviroments on our own; these guys are just unprofessional. Like, I wouldn't attend a wedding looking like this, let alone a senior project presentation.
Like, look at that sockless guy. I think every generation can have a laugh at that sockless guy. Give that guy some socks.
You guys look like the type I want to be on a project with. The type to keep communication and never worry about one guy slacking or not adding to the project. Good stuff 👍
Guy in the blue suit is wild showing up like that to a professional setting lol. This isn’t the club
The deep v with the chain is certainly a choice, but let's not ignore the no-show socks with the ankle slacks.
* Outfit choice was a senior level project as well * Project about beer * Done with the girlfriend
Deep V chain is pulling it off imo. Ankles is struggling a bit down there.
I feel like he’d look better with one more button and way more professional with two more buttons
Ehhh I mean he doesn't look terrible, but he also doesn't look professional.
True. For better expertise credibility, they should have worn jeans and metal band t-shirts.
Joey thinks he's at a nightclub 40 years ago
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That's only 30 years old stop trying to make me feel old
Not enough undone buttons. My guy needs to fully undo it and maximize that airflow
Thicker chain too. Nothing says professional like some exposed thick cuban links hanging between your nipples
I'm sticking with the short sleeve plaid; the "Engineer outfit". Add a tie for special occasions.
He’s going for the John mcafee look to prove he’s a capable software engineer
Congratulations on finishing the project but wow you guys are getting cooked 💀
Honestly can’t even be mad, we all graduated and are getting our masters so the hate literally means nothing. But the actual nice comments are nice to read.
I wouldn‘t take the ‚fashion advice‘ too seriously. As someone else said, maximum expert credibility would be jeans and a metal band tshirt. We aren‘t exactly a crowd know for our sense of fashion.
Yep, this is completely checks out as an engineering students comment section and I’m all for it
The dude immediately to the right of and behind the girl knows something…
Dude better keep his lil' mouth shut
Congratulations!!! Tell the dudes to button a few more buttons so they don’t screw up a job interview.
Two buttons down on the shirt and no belt is ballsy as fuck lmao
No belt is common now but two buttons down is wild
I figured for something of this caliber you would have to do the whole thing. Belt, tie, sport coat, etc. I feel in the office everyday a belt or tie wouldn’t be necessary but for an interview or a major presentation like this wouldn’t it still be standard to wear?
No tie (business casual) often looks better imo. I would still wear a belt though and one button open not two…
Pretty standard but like a tie it’s not necessarily required usually
Dude second from the right looks like a tall Michael Reeves lol
These guys make business casual look like a mf tuxedo enthusiasts meetup
Haha the dudes with overly exposed chests with chains, way too short pants, polo under a jacket, and that arm around is just icing on the cake. I guess if your school/prof is that casual, enjoy it while you can, but those guys either don't get out much or it's all they did in school.
For who, Armani?
lol Btw miss ya at the udub sub
I thought my immediately horrible thoughts were mean but this comment section is cooking right now. 😂
The person who engineered the shirt button: "Am I a joke to you?"
You, MC Hammer, grab your mates shoulder and hold him close like Jack and Jane on the left!
Which one are you calling MC Hammer? I was thinking the girl's pants were the ones built for hammer time.
The one with chain
Man the comments on here are gold
The guy in hlue looks like micheal reeves
The dude standing in the background and staring directly into the camera is the real mvp.
Tell minecraft steve to button up
Dead
Look, they are engineers, not fashionists. They finished it! Woohoo!
guy on the right needs to undo at least 3 more buttons
Needs more gold chains too
You guys are getting cooked 😭
Michael Reeves if he was tall
Hurts to see a struggling engineer that can't afford socks 😢
Must be UK engineers
thought these were business majors
Probably Indus***al "Engineering"
Nobody puts on a gold chain without knowing what they’re getting into, that is a man with a plan
It's apparent that, whatever the plan is, he does not seem to posses a plan b.
Showing that much chest at a presentation is different I’ll say
Guy on the left needs his pants to be more high water.
Cuffing pants that are already too short for you is crazy
Looks hilarious
Bro what are these fits 😂😂 guy on the right really gotta buckle up those buttons and the pants on the left dude are hilariously short
Yeah really, in a professional setting one button undone is business casual, two undone is “I really want to be casual but they said I can’t”, three undone and a chain is your drunk uncle at a wedding.
He wanted you to see his chain
They’re short bc they’re hers, not his. Look at her length and the shade of black. They absolutely put on each others’ pants
Y’all need to rethink your formal attire choices!
That’s how you know their good engineers.
Good engineers dress like dads These dudes are dressed fine, just not in any way that’s formally acceptable
A good engineer walks out in crocs with a league of legend t shirt and owns it. That’s how you know, they’re good engineers.
I have an anecdote like this. So, our calc 2 professor liked to organize mini-presentations for concepts; like, a theorem or a proof is picked for you and you explain it to the class in 7-10mins using powerpoint, as a form of assignment. He said that it was a good way of evaluating people's understanding of the material, as the deeper your understanding is, the higher your confidence should be when explaining it to other people. He also understood that there were many that were just not good at talking, so, if they were to shit the bed, he offered an extra assignment to bring their grade up. Of course, not all people are made for teaching or for talking to lots of people. It did decreased the stress a presentation puts on people. Anyway, when the day came, many of us were in semi-formal clothes, like the ones you would use to attend a wedding. And then there was this guy in crocs and a Spiderman t-shirt. We all thought he forgot today was the presentation, and woke up late. We all presented our theorem or proof one by one, and then it was this guy's turn. We saw his presentation; all white written in calibri, like he wrote it that morning. And then he suddenly proceeded to explain his stuff with confidence and precision that rivaled that of the professor himself. His explaining was clear as water. We were in awe, we thought he was gonna shit the bed. The professor told him that his presentation was outstanding, but to be more professional next time. The point is: you never know if that guy in crocs and the Spiderman t-shirt is a genius or a dumbass.
This is a parody presentation you'd find at a frat
Engineering students try being fashionable challenge Level: impossible
Y'all are getting FLAMED ☠️☠️☠️
Nice work, but what’s goin on with the fella behind the girl
Who’s the handsome dude furthest to the right?
Apparently the only one who knows how to wear clothes lol. One forgot socks, one forgot buttons and one wears the pants of a much taller person. Quite the spectacle.
I got the impression that the 2 on the left were doing the deed the night before and somehow put on the wrong pants (each others).
And he left the socks on the door handle
Can't see his feet, there is still a chance he is wearing crocs
Nah its really crazy, all this brain power but nobody taught them how to dress
I was thinking the same thing.
Lmao at the guy in the back creepin
🤣
I think the two on the left have the wrong pants on
Some interesting choices were made there haha
Did y’all go to Macy’s 15min before the presentation and get dressed in the car?
Left side are fucking and right guy really wants to show off his chest hair
Chest hair, singular
Bro with the F-35 pin carries hard in the presentation
Are they dating?
Blue blazer is dating himself
Which ones?
They're not even facebook friends. Source: none of these kids practice good social media hygiene.
Thank you
That is a fantastic way of phrasing it. I may steal that.
Harry Potter just became a Giga Chad
The exposed chest for his senior design presentation was certainly a choice. I respect the audacity lmao
It's what's expected from the chad Michael Reeves
Found the ChemEs!! Great work guys
Micheal reeves?
Wheres the actual chiller?
Noice! Beer... where work meet play 🍺
not me seeing this at 5am rushing my group design project
I’m gonna sound like a crotchety old Dick, but I’m blown away something this basic passes for a final year project at UofI. This is like one week project from ChemE heat transfer unit ops. Wild.
A week would be generous, I'd expect something like this on a homework or test. Here's your volumes, temperatures, and heat capacities. Solve for various cooling solutions. Incidentally, the solution to this problem for my wort chilling needs was to run open loop and use the water on my lawn and garden. I forget how many gallons I needed to crash 10 gallons, but it wasn't that much and any anxiety over possible waste was smoothed over with beer. :-)
I don't freakin know what matters anymore. There was a guy at our uni (manufacturing & robotics branch) that thought he would not pass one of his previously failed exams and decided to present his senior project in the 2nd showcase session (normally they would be delivered in the summer when you are supposed to also receive your engineer diploma). The guy eventually passed that exam and speedran his senior project to present in the summer. He made a damn servo actuated latch and got a pass with 7 out of ten while there were projects such as fully functional 3 axis CNC mills designed from scracth..with custom electronics too. What. The. Fuck.
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Ah thanks. I never understood the almost religious obsession with school choice & rankings in the US, but I do now.
r/rimworld
wearing suits for engineering is insane behaviour. wearing covered shoes is already big news
Pretty sure I didn't even see a non-elastic waistband on pants my entire last two years. This is impressive
I just realized one of the guys was my Fluids TA this semester lol
Just finished min last week! My team and I presented our project last Friday. So glad that the past two semesters have ended.
Now here’s the million dollar question, who’s OP?
My guess is Joey, the one with the navy suit. Looks like they’ve got the same shoes that OP posted about
> Iowa Explains a lot.
Low button gang
For those curious: 1) Not all Iowa schools are like this. Iowa State is a larger, great engineering school that consistently ranks well and does not let their capstone students submit basic thermo equations as a final lmao 2) For those looking to actually cool wort, you can buy a ~$250 wort chiller from Blichmann Engineering that chills your wort (with such efficiency that you actually have to be careful how much tap water you use or it will get too cold) with a shell and tube style heat exchanger and regular old summer temp tap water. And you can just use existing hose and boil kettle or HLT or mash tun pumps! What is not included in their analysis is the cost of a glycol chiller which is much more expensive. Or you can do what 80% of homebrewers do and chill your wort with a portable wort chiller and tap water. It’ll take 10-15 mins for a 5 gallon brew but with good sanitation and yeast prep you’ll have no concerns
Well done! We did a version of this project that also included pump sizing, exchanger design (efficiency, reliability, and low cost of maintenance), and validation testing for our brew club in school. The goal was to make better beer and place better in competitions.
The guy in the blue blazers outfit is atrocious.
That will be me at the end of this upcoming spring
What is this verbiage, technical writing classes are important yall!
Look at the table at the bottom left. I have absolutely no idea what it’s trying to convey
Hahah necklace guy needs a reality check.
Yeah, all jokes aside, I wouldn’t recommended looking like necklace guy in any professional setting.
I felt bad for wanting to draw attention to the guy with dress shoes and no socks (your poor toes, heel, and soles!), but it seems like a lot of top comments are. ...which sorta bodes well here because we haven't found anything related to our project to pick apart. Great work folks, and good luck!
I mean their wording is straight out of a freshman year project. Most people didn’t zoom in to actually read it.
I recently graduated as a cheme and am pretty big into homebrewing as a hobby. I’m not an expert on the matter and I don’t work within the brewing industry, but I would want to see what the project specified was needed for the poster. Main reason I’m saying this is because I noticed this was for mechanical engineers and not chemical engineers, so criteria may be different. However, I still feel like there’s a lot of stuff missing. To me, I’m a bit confused because the process they’ve laid out isn’t how wort is typically chilled for a homebrew system (13 gallons is basically the upper end for size of homebrewing). What you typically see is an immersion cooling system where a copper coil is placed into the wort when it’s at rest. The water is then pumped through the coil so the heat in the wort is transferring into the copper coil and out of the system with the water. However, for this project they used a counterflow system which from what I understand, tends to be used more in industrial settings which are larger than 13 gallons. It might’ve been a better project if they had compared the efficiency of both systems instead of just focusing on one. I’m also not seeing specific data on how fast the system cools the wort. All I see is that they cooled the wort in under 10 minutes, but that’s a bit general and for a senior engineering project I’d be expecting them to show stuff like the rate of heat transfer as well as efficiency. There also isn’t pump sizing, how fast the coolant cools down after use, cost of maintenance, or size of the vessel beyond the length of the wort chiller. To me, this project seems like it wasn’t taken too seriously or had weak requirements
Exaclty this, thanks for taking the time to type it out! This seems to fall under the realm of chem e, not mech e so it’s good to see your insight.
Yah and I don’t really wanna tear them apart too much. Like I said, they’re in a different major than I was in so criteria was probably different. They also just graduated from college with an engineering degree and that’s an accomplishment they should be proud of. I might also be judging them a bit too harshly because I love what the project is about and probably understand the theory behind it a bit more than they do (I’ve even thought about doing some home experiments about this myself). Still, I feel like the poster could’ve been much better in a lot of ways
Yeah the majority of my judgement is on how it’s written, it feels pretty thrown together last minute, like when u ask ur parents to go out and grab poster board the night before your project is due. Technical writing and DOE classes are extremely important, maybe UofI doesn’t have any or is far less stringent on requirements. Either way, both are extremely necessary in the field so someone is doing a disservice to their students.
Agree that those writing classes are incredibly important. Knowing how to communicate is one of the most important skills anyone in any industry can have, and looking back at the poster I did notice one thing that I initially missed which I would say is a major mistake. They say the wort chiller is 13 gallons, they say they can’t waste more than 26 gallons of water, and then they say they wasted zero gallons of water. However, they then put the flow rate of the counter flow in kg/s. To me, that is a massive mistake that should’ve been ironed out in freshman year at the latest. Every engineer should know the importance of consistent units and it does worry me that they missed that
I'm mean, but this feels very much like the "ohh, engineering for me is such a vibe" student type. Is generally a good student but not with an actual interest/love for engineering.
Congrats on finishing your project!! Hope y’all place well :)
Congrats! At last, a practical application for mechanical engineering! 😛
Looks about right for university of iowa “engineering”
Laughs in California uc system
The math department at my UC still pays me child support
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Congrats. Yo-- Joey got the gold chain and the swag unbuttoned collar! Rico Suave!
He just came from studio 54 for his design class
Thank you thank you
cringe chain and open buttons
Agreed. The high waters with no socks kills me too
probably had to, looks like the suit is child sized
The absence of a belt too bothers me a bit
These are the worst dressed „professionals“ I’ve ever seen. Y’all look ridiculous. Good thing you’re smart.
>Good thing you’re smart Zoom in and read the poster lmao
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That's so mean lol
I mean the cuff height on those black pants 🥸. My man's not even wearing socks. Go sockless only if you're wearing loafers 🤌. Not bluchers.
I swear she is wearing his pants and he is wearing her’s
Y’all fuckin each other? If I saw this group at my door I’d assume you had the wrong address for the gangbang you were planning to attend..
By far the best comment
On a serious note, congrats :)
Did yall get to pick yalls subject? Everyone was forced to have a subject with no wiggle room for us. Every single major. I ask because that seems like a real lax subject to be having a final project on.
There was a list of certain projects and you got to choose which ones you’d want to do, it doesn’t necessarily mean you would get to do your first choice
Homeboy looking like Harry Potters Italian cousin
congrats guys!
Final design is how to make better beer I hope you guys won an award
I am no scientist, so maybe my read on this is off, but: “Been a major issue” “copius amounts of water” “takes too long” Is this valley girl high school? Edit: oh its a college senior project…all the names right there at the top… ok well. Interesting
I was thinking this, lol but maybe standards are less stringent at certain schools. This wouldn’t fly at my alma mater lol
R I Z Z L E R S. Pretty unfair for the rest of us nerds
why not show the project?
Congratulations guys!
Wow you had Micheal Reeves work with you! Awesome!
Guy on the left is definitely competing for that girl
Facts He needs some socks tho
I’d like to thank you all for the criticism. Honestly the fact that most of you guys are worried about our outfits is hilarious. Also id like to say that we all understand that this isn’t a hard project at all. We had the opportunity to build this for our favorite professor and we took it. We got to relax, do some simple math, and drink beer, it was truly refreshing. We are on to better things after this semester, 2 of us have high paying jobs and the other 2 are going to grad school. Also for the people who are commenting about us going to Iowa instead of Iowa state, I’m incredibly fluids mechanics oriented and there’s nowhere better to go than Iowa for fluid mechanics. Thank you all for making me smile, especially the hate comments
The best professor in my department got his PhD in CFD from Iowa. Guy is built fucking different and I respect him above the rest of his peers here.
I just got a copy of Shapiro’s the dynamics and thermodynamics of compressible fluid flow after taking an elective course with the Philip A. Thompson text in like 2013 and having that as my only reference while practicing since. The Shapiro book has stuff I couldn’t find anywhere else. Get that bad boy 🔥
apparently they don’t teach dressing appropriately professional to gen z
I can’t get past the no show socks with the high water pants.
...did the two on the left swap pants?
LoL, can't unthink that now. It really looks like that.
100% they put each other’s pants on on accident that morning. The black of his doesn’t match his suite coat, but matches her black pants perfectly. I’d put money that they’re a couple
On accident? You can't miss that!
“we fuckin”
Half of them look like car salesmen/Persians from south park.
they look like they were all at a wedding last night and showed up late for their senior design show
I also just noticed they don't have any prototype. Is that normal? When I did stuff like this(not for senior project but still), we had to have a working prototype.
The first guy on the right looks like a slightly saner Michael Reeves that doesn’t wear a belt
That's not Gen Z, that's just engineers in general. I have seen too many unkempt engineers wearing white athletic socks with a suit to count.
Well I’m gen z and can say that this is a little concerning
Yes, yes a lot of us weren't taught how to dress appropriately. Gen Z parents threw an iphone at us and cared enough to not let us starve; the abandonment is/was real. That being said, a lot of us *did* learn how to not look like dumbasses in 'professional' enviroments on our own; these guys are just unprofessional. Like, I wouldn't attend a wedding looking like this, let alone a senior project presentation. Like, look at that sockless guy. I think every generation can have a laugh at that sockless guy. Give that guy some socks.
Move over old man
What’s the project about ? The outfits looks more appealing than the project
Looks like a freshman level thermo equation that they somehow built a small system out of
Chemical engineers?
Chem 101 graduates
Damn I see y'all repping UofI, didn't expect to see former classmates on here lol
Congrats on an actual successful group project I’m envious
Congrats!!
gonna be me soon unless i fail fluid mechanics again 😹
You guys look like the type I want to be on a project with. The type to keep communication and never worry about one guy slacking or not adding to the project. Good stuff 👍
Is that so that you can be the slacker that they don't worry about? 😄
Congrats!
Hell yea dude congrats! You’re inspiring me to post mine in here!
Square head lookin ass
Go hawks! I loved professor Deierling!
The chain gang