School of Mines Wants to Launch the First Space Mining Program
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Re: School of Mines Wants to Launch the First Space Mining Program
#2I think if anyone were to do this, it should be them. Just for their name.
Re: School of Mines Wants to Launch the First Space Mining Program
#3Haha, they actually do have decent aerospace and mining engineering programs.
Their CS program leaves a little to be desired though.
Re: School of Mines Wants to Launch the First Space Mining Program
#4Haha, they actually do have decent aerospace and mining engineering programs. Their CS program leaves a little to be desired though.
One of their two intro programming classes uses C++.
Re: School of Mines Wants to Launch the First Space Mining Program
#5My EPICS 2 project was on space mining. Mines already had a good amount of space classes, will have to visit in 2018.
Re: School of Mines Wants to Launch the First Space Mining Program
#6I went to South Dakota School of Mines and was sad to learn this wasn't my school doing this..
Re: School of Mines Wants to Launch the First Space Mining Program
#7Haha, they actually do have decent aerospace and mining engineering programs. Their CS program leaves a little to be desired though.
One of their two intro programming classes uses C++.
Can you elaborate? I feel like depending on who you asked, that could be a point for or a point against.
Re: School of Mines Wants to Launch the First Space Mining Program
#8My EPICS 2 project was on space mining. Mines already had a good amount of space classes, will have to visit in 2018.
Mine too! Small world haha.
Re: School of Mines Wants to Launch the First Space Mining Program
#9Haha, they actually do have decent aerospace and mining engineering programs. Their CS program leaves a little to be desired though.
They actually don't have an aerospace program. You're right about their mining engineering program. CS has been getting better over the last several years. It's definitely grown. I do agree it leaves something to be desired, but to be fair, plenty of graduates go on to work jobs at prestigious employers because they went for it on their own and picked up a lot along the way. They didn't just learn what was taught in school.
Source: I went there and https://inside.mines.edu/Degrees-Offered