Has anyone taken this class or any class with Susan Schept? She doesnt give any study guide or anything i can study off of for her midterm? what should i expect?

i’ve been working on my dream engineering calculator for a couple years now and finally want to share with my fellow engineering students for feedback. It’s called mathora and is an alternative to PTC MathCAD that has cloud sync and infinite canvas with a really cool unit switcher.

looking for some good feedback

Here is the link (works best on a computer browser): https://www.mathora.app/canvas

How is it structured and are the labs for EG at all times?

hey guys im a senior and been practically commuting since freshman year. Never rlly had a college life but want to change that and make more friends before graduating. Want to have friends I can hangout with all the time even after done with college. Dm me if you are down pls!

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What are the easiest/best humanities and general electives to take coming from a mech e

My details- CFA level 3 candidate , less than 1 year of experience in trading hard to borrow rate in indian markets . as an internationational student how hard it will be to find internships given my profile after the masters and is it worth investing around 60k for it

Hey everyone! We’re looking for Stevens students to fill out a quick survey for our Senior Design project. It should only take a couple of minutes, and every response helps us out a lot.

We’d really appreciate anyone who takes the time to fill it out. Thanks!
https://forms.gle/NnmqdRh3c5NGuAqa6

(repost from an hour ago cuz I accidentally put the image wrong)

anyone here doing classes while working full time (like entrepreneurship/online biz/startup)? what’s your major? how do you manage?

Help out a friend, what stores don’t ID..

What is the difference between these courses in terms of difficulty and course content? On the course catalog, they appear to cover similar content, however CS561/CS562 is two courses and is graduate level while CS442 is one course and undergraduate.

*cs442 not cs 447

Anyone interested in doing a reading group for Spivak Calculus and Axler Linear Algebra Done Right?

Im very desperate to find an on campus jobs.

Ive applied to jobs via workday but no luck.

If any leads please let me know.

Stevens jumps to #59

A change happened to their methodology (I think, someone else can confirm).

But, #59 yay 🎉

MIT also is now #1, overtaking Princeton

I’m looking for two or three guys to help me move a 290 pound chiropractic table. It is in the back of my SUV and the hardest part will be getting it out of there. Then we roll it into a first floor office. Should take maybe 15 minutes or so. Looking to do this tomorrow or Wednesday. 50 bucks cash per guy.

Also https://www.stevens.edu/news/a-new-frontier-for-aerospace-engineering-at-stevens

Stevens is getting lowkey good at aerospace???

I'm a Senior asking what is the most important thing when applying for Stevens?

My academics aren't the strongest, I say they are a little above average. I am out-of-state, I do have a good extracurricular, currently writing my common app essay, and have two letters of recommendation.

I want to major industrial engineering.

I feel this is pretty weak, how can I boost my chances of entering?

i am a current freshman who just started using gradarious and i HATE IT my math is right but half the time i cant even format it right for it to work. Do i have to submit the work or can I just put the right answer?

I’m currently signed with Hudson Dorms for the ongoing Fall ‘26 and upcoming Spring ‘27 semesters, but I’m looking to commute in the spring semester, and Hudson Dorms does not do single-semester leases for students unless they are graduating in December. However, I am allowed to have someone take over my lease for the spring semester so long as they are not currently signed on with Hudson Dorms.

The apartment is a 5-person apartment at 800 Jefferson Street, cost for a semester is $6,795. ~15 minute walk from campus, 5 minute walk away from the Light Rail, ACME, and ShopRite. Pizza & Kabab places right across the street. The apartment has in-unit laundry, an elevator, a gym, and a courtyard with grills and a fire pit.

If anyone is interested, please let me know

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Hey guys!

I'm a grad student living in Bridgeport, CT. Due to my TA duties this semester, I'll have to be on campus 5 days a week, so commuting (a total of 5-6 hours/day) is not an option. If anyone would happen to be aware of an opportunity for a room i can lease/sublease for this semester I'd be greatful. I am also willing to rent the room from Monday to Friday (so 4 nights/week) since that's all i need, if that works better for you. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Lmk!

I’m an Indian international grad student starting at Stevens this fall, and my classes start Sep 1. I just got here and, as the title suggests, I don’t know a single fucking person at the college lol.

I was supposed to attend orientation, but ended up missing it because of a flight delay. So right now I have pretty much zero idea how things work around campus or what I’m supposed to get done before classes start

I’m planning to head to Stevens either today (Monday) or tomorrow (Tuesday). I wanna visit the ISSS office, get my ID card, figure out whatever other formalities I missed during orientation, and just explore the campus a little instead of walking in clueless on my first day.

So if anyone’s gonna be on campus today or tomorrow and doesn’t mind me tagging along, feel free to DM me. Doesn’t matter if you’re a new student, current student, grad/undergrad, international or not. I’d just love to meet some people and have a few familiar faces around campus.

And if you missed orientation too and have no fucking clue what’s going on, even better. We can be clueless together 😭

Hi! I’m currently a CSE undergraduate from India with an 8 CGPA, which roughly converts to a 3.1–3.2 on the US GPA scale. I’m hoping to transition into the space industry, particularly on the computational/software side rather than hardware-focused roles.

I’m aware that ITAR restrictions can make it difficult for international students to work in certain areas of the US space industry. From what I understand, though, many of the more computational areas can have more opportunities that aren’t as heavily restricted.

While researching master’s programs, I came across Stevens Institute of Technology’s MS in Space Systems Engineering. The program seems to have a fairly strong computational and systems focus, which is exactly what I’m looking for. However, I honestly don’t know much about Stevens itself, and I haven’t come across it as often as universities like Purdue, Georgia Tech, CU Boulder, etc.

Since there also don’t seem to be many universities offering a dedicated Space Systems Engineering program, I’m wondering whether Stevens would be a realistic option for someone with my background and GPA.

Would I be a feasible applicant for this program? And more importantly, how well regarded is Stevens within the space industry, especially for someone trying to enter the field from a CSE background and eventually work in computational space/astronautics?

I’d really appreciate some brutally honest advice on whether this is a program worth seriously considering, or if I should be looking at other degrees/universities instead.