Doctor Fredericko

or should i just simply name him George, Jason or any other common names?

What people do can make this?

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Mechanical Engineer? Mechatronic Engineer? Robotic Engineer? I want to be like them. Please, if you don't know the exact answer, just ignore my question because your wrong answer will ruin my life for studying I don't need for 4-8 years.

Yeah I know, most of the people is the same as me but I promise that Im different. I've already cutted my hands and practicing to be a greatest walrus. Any tips, links or books?

whenever i hit everywhere while driving a motorcycle, im still sitting on it.

I want to be a game developer so I study a basic programming. Recently, I've found out that 3D game development requires more math than I expected. I'm going to take algebra soon but I need a bunch of programming exercises to maintain what I've learned in programming.

All I know is pre-algebra and I must study discrete math before data structure and algorithms.

arithmetic -> pre-algebra -> algebra 1 -> geometry -> algebra 2 -> linear algebra

If yes, is there a disadvantaves?

If no, what would you recommend?

It's something like I have 2 minds and the other one is negative and the other one is positive which I have a total control but the negative one is affecting my decisions. The one that I almost experience is if someone lost his wallet or other things, my negative mind will think "What if he/she is thinking that Im the one who took it? Oh its awkward so I must act that I didn't" and then I always end up being guilty. I mean the people will think that Im the one who took the wallet.

Im going to take physics but what are involed in nuclear weapons? I know there's also chemistry but Im pretty sure that are more (If you are thinking that I will use this weapon to bring chaos and destruction, you're mistaken, Im a good person and I would not do that).

is it computer architecture anf organization? or programming?

pre-algebra -> algebra 1 -> geometry -> algebra 2 -> pre-calculus -> calculus -> differential equation -> linear algebra? (including what i forgot)

I want to study physics. is there a useless part in geometry should i skip? is there also in calculus? oh man, people dont like math because 1. long 2. requires higher IQ (which people dont have. im not saying i have low IQ lol). help me please. i want to study physics because it's interesting. i dont want to end up in mathematics. thanks :)

one of my goal is to be able to do anything with programming with the atleast 3 programming language. javascript: client side scripting

php: server side scripting

c++: game programming, gui development (people said almost all)

c#: better for windows development than everything!! (I DONT KNOW, IS IT REAL?), jobs jobs jobs (yeah i already know that).

but are there any more reasons to study c# .someone will say "why wont try it?" but i am a physics student so i must learn more things in computer without wasting time and also not saying "omg! ive wasted learning this. i didnt know that i could do all of this things with the language i mastered before". thanks :D

Im planning to focus on studying c++ but i've found out that you can easily find a job with c#. its also the default language to develop windows 8 apps and if im going to study server side programming, i dont need to learn another language again. what is the main reasons to ignore these and continue on c++?

All I see in amazon has only about 300 pages which is lack of details. Im looking for about 2000 pages because Im going to study electronics very hard. Thanks :D

I could borrow my friend's biology book anytime I want so Im just wondering. Thanks

Could you please arrange the order to the right one?

1. Programming

2. Data Structure and Algorithm

3. Computer Architecture and Organization

4. Discrete Mathematics

Thanks :D

for example, c# is easy to develop apps, c++ is better for game development. Thanks