What's your thesis?

[marvelangga]

Talk about that college research work that made your life miserable.

Mine is entitled Formulating and Testing Optimal Feedstock Blends for Biodiesel. It's basically about optimizing fatty ester composition to produce biodiesel blends of best properties complying with biodiesel standards, via desirability function.

[Gero50]

I personally never had trouble in coming up with one. I've just always enjoyed writing, and research. Though I did have a few teachers that made it harder just to tick me off. Though its more how they acted that was harder for me then the work itself.

Mine were usually about how various things worked.

[Eris]

I wrote about dephasing in quantum systems.

[marvelangga]

I wrote about dephasing in quantum systems.

Ummm... then, what can you say about the double-slit experiment and its implications?

[Eris]

Ummm... then, what can you say about the double-slit experiment and its implications?

I can tell you it doesn't work in a viscous fluid. It's basically the same reason it doesn't work with an incoherent light source if you use light rather than atoms. That's what dephasing is all about.

[animeyay]

I didn't have to write anything specifically for graduation

[marvelangga]

I didn't have to write anything specifically for graduation

it's unnffaaaiiirrrrr!~~ >XO ...and i thought all colleges require that at least... how about any design of sort??

[animeyay]

it's unnffaaaiiirrrrr!~~ >XO ...and i thought all colleges require that at least... how about any design of sort??

I don't know what you're talking about lol

my graduation requirements:
- 150+ credits (double degree)
- the last 20 credits were not transfer credits
- passed all required classes (D or higher)
- tuition paid/accounted for

[Volta]

I'm pretty sure every degree requires a thesis, regardless of how asinine or easy it is.