SweetBuns:
Help atiku calculate and count his losses

mbappe:
What can i do with bsc in industrial mathematics in Nigeria.pls I need a mature advice

mbappe:
What can i do with bsc in industrial mathematics in Nigeria.pls I need a mature advice

mbappe:
What can i do with bsc in industrial mathematics in Nigeria.pls I need a mature advice

mbappe:
What can i do with bsc in industrial mathematics in Nigeria.pls I need a mature advice

mbappe:
What can i do with bsc in industrial mathematics in Nigeria.pls I need a mature advice

correctyourself:


You can be the one calculating and telling us the number of industry in Nigeria.

mbappe:
What can i do with bsc in industrial mathematics in Nigeria.pls I need a mature advice

mbappe:
What can i do with bsc in industrial mathematics in Nigeria.pls I need a mature advice

mbappe:
What can i do with bsc in industrial mathematics in Nigeria.pls I need a mature advice

mbappe:
What can i do with bsc in industrial mathematics in Nigeria.pls I need a mature advice

smasher1:


I finished with that course 12 years ago. I have been in the banking industry for close to a decade.

mbappe:
What can i do with bsc in industrial mathematics in Nigeria.pls I need a mature advice

mbappe:
What can i do with bsc in industrial mathematics in Nigeria.pls I need a mature advice

mbappe:
What can i do with bsc in industrial mathematics in Nigeria.pls I need a mature advice

mbappe:
What can i do with bsc in industrial mathematics in Nigeria.pls I need a mature advice

mbappe:
What can i do with bsc in industrial mathematics in Nigeria.pls I need a mature advice

soul95:


Young man you are blessed. Don't mind the number of arrogant ignoble fellows making mockery of you. Industrial mathematics is an extremely good course. I will outline some advice for you.
1. First of all most importantly, graduate with at least a 2:1. and while sometimes it is necessary to be "LA cram, LA pour", as much as it is within your power, try to get a firm grasp and understanding of all you will be taught. Put simply don't just read to pass, read to know. This would help you build a solid foundation for whatever field of endeavour you choose to move into.

2. As much as possible, have a firm grip on the concepts of probability, statistics, calculus and mathematical modelling. These are extremely useful.

3. Next set your eyes on a major field where you can apply your knowledge to. You have to choose between data science and analytics, IT; networking, software engineering(not just web design, but hardcore softwares with crazy algorithms and data structures), finance, retail etc. Note you will not focus on these yet, but have it in mind that you are building your foundation in mathematics for application to these fields. So PLEASE totally focus on your INDUSTRIAL MATHEMATICS for the time you are in school. But keep the future in mind.
4. Join relevant professional bodies even as a student. Join the Student body for mechanical engineers, especially in 3rd year and final year see how you can apply your knowledge of mathematics for modeling of engineering designs and others, build a rapport with a seasoned computer scientist..(one that knows his/her onions), tell him/her to put you through on where you can apply your knowledge of mathematics ( I know of data structures and algorithms), and build a rapport with a person in finance and ask how you can apply your knowledge of mathematics to financial modelling.
Then partner with either students or friendly lecturers and write academic papers based on your work with the aforementioned sets of persons. It builds your profile as a student.
PLEASE don't do this at the expense of your STUDIES. In fact rather than wasting your TIME(this shit is important) on girlfriends, clubbing, or wrong friends..do this (No 4) instead. It is so good for your future.

5. Get a firm grip of softwares like MATLAB and EXCEL including EXCEL VBA. Also learn the programming languages PYTHON and C#. Especially PYTHON. Do this one during your long breaks after year 2 Second semester and during your industrial Attachment (IT).

6. Above all, on the. Spiritual side, build a solid relationship with God, Pray to God and sow good seeds by honouring your parents. Rather than waste money on flexxin, buy a gift package and give it to your father and your mother and tell them specifically to bless you. If you k ow the power behind these things I am telling you..you will rush to start doing them.

Avoid bad friends, and most especially immoral women. It takes one karashika woman to rubbish you and set you back a long way even after doing all these (speaking from a painful experience). They always go after people who are serious and are about making it big in their future. Please o, don't let the devil use you count scores. Sex is never a favour to you, don't let the nonsense you see make you believe a woman is doing you a favour by sleeping with you. Some persons have filthy souls and they are usually the most arrogant, deceptive and proud. Avoid them..some people don't even know Satan is using them.

By the way I'm a recent pet engine grad..good result 2:1 and I started applying this approach n my final year and it has really helped me.

You are just so blessed. Don't waste it. I learnt most of these thorough pains, but the gains I have superceed the pains I went through.

#SUCCESS.
SHALOM

soul95:


Young man you are blessed. Don't mind the number of arrogant ignoble fellows making mockery of you. Industrial mathematics is an extremely good course. I will outline some advice for you.
1. First of all most importantly, graduate with at least a 2:1. and while sometimes it is necessary to be "LA cram, LA pour", as much as it is within your power, try to get a firm grasp and understanding of all you will be taught. Put simply don't just read to pass, read to know. This would help you build a solid foundation for whatever field of endeavour you choose to move into.

2. As much as possible, have a firm grip on the concepts of probability, statistics, calculus and mathematical modelling. These are extremely useful.

3. Next set your eyes on a major field where you can apply your knowledge to. You have to choose between data science and analytics, IT; networking, software engineering(not just web design, but hardcore softwares with crazy algorithms and data structures), finance, retail etc. Note you will not focus on these yet, but have it in mind that you are building your foundation in mathematics for application to these fields. So PLEASE totally focus on your INDUSTRIAL MATHEMATICS for the time you are in school. But keep the future in mind.
4. Join relevant professional bodies even as a student. Join the Student body for mechanical engineers, especially in 3rd year and final year see how you can apply your knowledge of mathematics for modeling of engineering designs and others, build a rapport with a seasoned computer scientist..(one that knows his/her onions), tell him/her to put you through on where you can apply your knowledge of mathematics ( I know of data structures and algorithms), and build a rapport with a person in finance and ask how you can apply your knowledge of mathematics to financial modelling.
Then partner with either students or friendly lecturers and write academic papers based on your work with the aforementioned sets of persons. It builds your profile as a student.
PLEASE don't do this at the expense of your STUDIES. In fact rather than wasting your TIME(this shit is important) on girlfriends, clubbing, or wrong friends..do this (No 4) instead. It is so good for your future.

5. Get a firm grip of softwares like MATLAB and EXCEL including EXCEL VBA. Also learn the programming languages PYTHON and C#. Especially PYTHON. Do this one during your long breaks after year 2 Second semester and during your industrial Attachment (IT).

6. Above all, on the. Spiritual side, build a solid relationship with God, Pray to God and sow good seeds by honouring your parents. Rather than waste money on flexxin, buy a gift package and give it to your father and your mother and tell them specifically to bless you. If you k ow the power behind these things I am telling you..you will rush to start doing them.

Avoid bad friends, and most especially immoral women. It takes one karashika woman to rubbish you and set you back a long way even after doing all these (speaking from a painful experience). They always go after people who are serious and are about making it big in their future. Please o, don't let the devil use you count scores. Sex is never a favour to you, don't let the nonsense you see make you believe a woman is doing you a favour by sleeping with you. Some persons have filthy souls and they are usually the most arrogant, deceptive and proud. Avoid them..some people don't even know Satan is using them.

By the way I'm a recent pet engine grad..good result 2:1 and I started applying this approach n my final year and it has really helped me.

You are just so blessed. Don't waste it. I learnt most of these thorough pains, but the gains I have superceed the pains I went through.

#SUCCESS.
SHALOM

Lakside1955:
Be counting money in church

noblesam:

Hi , i see this an old post . but for the purpose of people who are in same situation
First degree is just a starting point ...
They key thing is to have a very good grade.
Be intentional about which field you want to find your self -
For you it could be Banking , IT, Sales, Supply Chain , Financial Market etc.
Seek to penetrate any of these via entry level, internship or even contract employment.
Work to get a PG Dip , MSc or professional certifications in identified field
Also learn on the job , personal study and ask questions , take up roles even if not rewarding in the immediate
Beleive me , when it will start paying off , you will be smiling all the way.

Personally i read one of the most rejected course in Nigeria - Zoology
But today i am a Supply Chain Pro
I now have PGD and MSc in Supply Chain Management and belong to local and international professional bodies
My experience is awesome and job interviews i get is really impressive
Thank God i did not rush back to school immediately to do a MSc in a field i did not like....

As a mathematician you can even find yourself doing sales at early stage
With some experience , you can do an MBA , or with some other added requirement.
belong to professional bodies
Next you are on you route to been a commercial business manager that has the capacity to becoming an MD of a company.