- Applied logic
- How do you think through a problem and solve it.
- I think a good engineer is someone who is akin to a detective and enjoys that kind of work
- Intro ethics isn't enough. Also intro philosophy isn't enough. We need actual applied ethics where they sit students down, explain how to say "no", and how to know when you should.
- Students go from living on $10k a year to $10k a month, basic personal finance is alright but someone really needs to explain how to go through this huge sudden boost in earning power, how to handle it, what to do with it, etc.
- Personal finance, in my estimation, is more about how to fit your expenses into your income. I think "high-income personal finance" would assume a basic understanding of how to budget (or even the assumption they won't necessarily need to), but more about setting yourself up long-term and not making financial mistakes