Robotics

[Counter-Errorist]

So simple was it, keep Germany and US out.
A student gets a lot of practical work from companies
and a student gets little to zero practical work from any company.

One has practical knowledge and one has theoractical. Whose knowledge would be better?

Like I said, practical work is aplenty in the US and aggressively encouraged for students. You get credits for it. But it's a very capitalist, so you're expected to go and find work on your own.

 

[Lieutenant]

US universities are overrated. I graduated from one. They let you work your ass off and then steel your work with no reference to you whatsoever.

 

[!eon]

Like I said, practical work is aplenty in the US and aggressively encouraged for students. You get credits for it. But it's a very capitalist, so you're expected to go and find work on your own.

So the ranking is just an advertisement. Real thing is knowledge, which keeps a student relevant in his professional career.
One should search for facts when taking or suggesting somebody else an admission to higher education institute.

 

[Berke2]

Thought it was real until he stole the dog robot.