fun quiz, for engineering people

[gimp]

I found this little flash quiz in my buddies profile. I'm 80.32% engineering dork.

http://www.tcnj.edu/~mcgover4/flash/...ineerquiz.html

[Miscue]

I got a 75%

[Collegeboy]

I got 86.35% (Of course I just answered what I thought and engineer would answer. Especially the computer and mouse and your ideal companion )

[Kevmaster]

im 57%....maybe im not cut out for it

[Lopy-slopy]

I got 37.70 you NERDS!

[Nick O time]

well lets just say

i did the same as many of the other tests i take. which is failing. yeah a 43%.

[viper_ssc]

i got a 60.65%

[Thordic]

57%, but I was smart enough to get out of engineering school after a year

[dansim]

49.10% engiwhatsitnow?

[Jeffy-CanCon]

39.34%

I failed out of engineering long enough ago that even if I had passed, everything I learned would be obsolete by now.

The quiz brought back memories, though. Some of them traumatic.

[Big'n slo]

81.96%....explains alot

[davidb]

I got a 90.16 using "what an engineer would say" answers.

[TraXeR]

42.62%... I'm surprised I got that high, heh.

[Sir_Brass]

75.85% engineering dork. but that's b/c I'm half slacker, half engineer. It was a tossup between the heisenburg excuse (best over all) and the one I'd use on my physics professor ("You need to teach first, before we can understand, and then therefore do homework"). ANd seeing as I have my phyics III final in two hours and 17 minutes, I'm more apt to choose the one which I'd use with Dr. Halka (my evil physics prof).

[gimp]

I like the pickup line 'if you were an S-Domain graph, I'd have my pole on your jw-Axis.'

The excuse, 'I accidently divided by zero and my paper burst into flames'. The heisenburg one is also cool.