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26-03-2008, 00:37
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Re: Career in Systems Engineering.
What a good question.
Up until this year I thought that systems engineering sounded like the most boring thing in the entire world. But our team implemented a Systems Integration Team this year, and I am warming up quite nicely to the idea. I am just glad that the school I already chose for next year has the program just in case I change my mind...  I now definitely have a much greater understanding of what systems engineering is and truly how much fun it is! So yes, I am beginning to consider it. 
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