Questions about engineering?
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Normally employers will be looking for a degree level education, or extensive practical experiance. Your best bet is to speak to a careers advisor, they will be able to advise you of the best career, or industry to work in. As far as pay is concerned, good engineers earn very well. But I have yet to meet one who says they do it for the money. They do it because they enjoy their job. Better to be happy and well paid than rich and miserable !!
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Click here to know about engineering with all its kinds: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Engineering\n\nAnd for salaries it differs from a feild to another , and a country to another, but it's always very good whereever u r .
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I am an Engineering student. I may be able to help you.
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What interests you? Road and bridge building or electrical things such as radar signals, electronics, electric power generation, etc.?? To me that should direct you to the right field. How about Mechanical ? Mechanical Engineers have to learn a bit of everything - no specialization. Aeronautical Engineering is a specialized field that has gained a lot of interest. Ultimately, you will have to choose what you career goal is and go for it. Good luck.
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YoWza - that's a lot of words.\n\nThere are many kinds of Engineers. Not all drive trains.\n\nYou must've been reading a senior electrical design engineer job requirement (with a telecommunications company.)\n\nPut each of these in the "Skills" section of your resume, and apply. The best way to find out what they really want is to get the interview. If you get the job, you'll find out what these means throught OJT.\n\nThis free career councilling message is brought to you by the U of HK. (University of Hard Knocks)
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Mechanical design is one of most important subject in Mechanical engineering.\nIt deals mainly with the shape, strength, physics & mechanism of any physical component that you come across.\nFor eg., consider a chair here,\n-Shape wise u would look for asthetics characters with a constraint that the chair to stand firm on ground.\n- Strength wise, u would select a maximum load of 150 kgs, ie it should withstand that weight. Suitable material should be selected.\n-Physics, in this eg. u can limit it to ergonomics.\n-Mechanism, u could select or invent a new mechanism to adjust height, leen back etc.
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providing assistance to engineers...
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As far as collegiate studies go, I would focus more on engineering, and study psychology on your own time. Quite frankly, engineering is harder, and using outside resources makes more sense for that discipline. Hey, I like psychology, too, but I didn't need a college course to have a college-level understanding about how the human mind works. Learning how to make a suspension bridge is a different matter entirely. I would rather be instructed by someone who has built a bridge, or knows how to, before I try to build one.
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It doesn't hurt to be inquisitive on Yahoo Answers and get sources of information for stuff you are doing for your engineering homework.  As long as you aren't posting questions directly from your homework and as long as you actually use this as simply a starting point for your research, keep up the good work.\n\nAs far as Electrical Engineering stuff.  I have found what I needed a few times from Google.com and Wikipedia.  However, that is a difficult course and I would recommend tutoring or study groups if you are struggeling.  \n\nGood Luck.
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Probably go after an engineering degree from an ABET acredited school, and then perhaps a masters. For more info check out Disney's imagineering group.
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engineering\nteaching physics at a secondary or university level\nresearch
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I'm a Civil Engineer and the answer to your question depends on the type of engineering that you want to pursue.  Most types will require math and possibly science courses.  You need to choose the type first (civil, mechanical, electrical, etc.) then within those types you also need to consider what you want to do - do you want to do design, research, construction, etc.  If you like office work and are good mathmatically you may want to look towards design whereas if you like being outside and seeing engineering in practice you may go down a different path.  Set you path to your abilities and your interests.  If you enjoy something you will do better at it and this is a lifetime choice so think wisely.
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It won't be in Engineering, but Bellevue University has a wonderful online program for graduate and post graduate degrees.  You can find them at www.bellevue.edu
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dude! engineering is nothing but mathematics. applied mathematics. what all u study in school is applied here. u might have thought where in futur would u need to use a progression, matrix or a trigonometrical equation. that place is named as engineering. every person knowingly or unknowingly use the mathematics in his life and never even think what the name of the subject might be where he is applying. \n\nevery human being is a inherent engineering and the applications are unknowingly engineering. let me give u an example. \n\nin kitchen, every mother knows that the tought stains on the utensils can be removed by applying some lime/venigar/ some other solution. this is nothing but chemical engineering.\nnow u may ask me for an application of mathematics.\nwhen u drive a car, we calculate the speed required to travel a known distance in a specified time like if u want to traverse a distance of 50 mile in 50 min , then one has to drive the car at a minimum of 60 miles an hr. this is nothing but application of mathematics in mechanical engineering.\n\ncalculation of bulb wattage for a desired amount of lighting is electrical engineering. \nthe calculation of the proprotions of cement and sand for a plastering a small patch on the wall is apllication in civil engineering.\ndo u need more examples than these.\nsee we may think that the above sited examples are just common mans applications and general perceptions. and yes, engineering is the same common mans perception , but the only difference is the way u deal it. \ngood day.
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Start with a Degree in Mechanical engineering.\n\nAll engineering is based on Mathematics and the sciences. Physics is the basic concept and study.\n\nAeronautical Engineering is an exciting career and profession.\n\nI have been associated with many engineers who graduated from Colleges in India.\n\nSee the following URL for additional information:\n\nhttp://www.iseek.org/sv/22030.jsp?id=240100\n\nBest Regards.
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I was going to say something witty, but the guy above punched in first.  All hail Mr. Answer!\n\nAs for mechanical projects- that's pretty broad.  Narrow it down- like a mechanical concept you'd like to demonstrate, or a function you'd like to preform, and we'll try to help.
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how about getting a REAL engineering degree. you'll be much better off.\n\nhey asswhopper\n\nyeah i am jealous, i have a BSME from one of the top 5 eng. schools in the nation.  your associates just blows me out of the water.