What should i study if i want to become an automobile designer?
I want to explore this option #engineering #design #automobile #automobile-design
4 answers
Wael’s Answer
If you are interested in engineering vehicles then you could become a mechanical, electrical, automotive, computer engineer to do that. On the other hand, if you are interested in designing the way vehicle look like then you need to go to design school and specialize in transportation. The schools that offer it are scarce. The link below for helping with that issue.
http://www.carbodydesign.com/directory/car-design/car-design-schools/
S I WAS INTRESTED IN AUTOMOBILE ENGEENEERING
Gobinath
So, you are not anymore! Why?
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Justin’s Answer
Several peers of mine work as designers for Honda; mostly Mechanical Engineers, one Electrical and one Industrial Engineering major, but all took classes focusing on industrial applications. To be honest, I don't know how or why someone would become an M.E. without taking industrial applications-based courses, so maybe that point is redundant, but M.E. seems to be where it's at.
Now, what they do for Honda is design almost everything except the actual body form. Their work certainly influences the body design, but they aren't the people who decide what the new Accord is going to look like for this year's model. They design the safety, electrical, motor/tranny systems.
If you're more interested in aesthetic design, you might find graphic design more interesting or worthwhile. If you're more hands-on, I'd suggest learning some basic auto-body work, learning how to weld, and finding a shop where they're open to you developing in that line of work. I've got a good friend who in his mid-20s effectively started his own shop doing custom hot-rods, choppers, etc, and he learned to weld towards the end of highschool.
What's more, there's no reason why you couldn't do auto-body work while starting your school studies.
naveen’s Answer
1. ITI in Automobile course is also known as Mechanic motor vehicle trade.This can be done after 10th std. It’s a 2 year certificate course. Course fee will be nominal and once you have completed it you will be ready to be employed as a mechanic any Dealer or mechanic shop.
2. Diploma in Automobile Engineering is Awarded to students who can complete 3 year Diploma from any Government Polytechnic or Private Polytechnic.
3. Having completed 10th std, You can Join 2 year PUC/12th with Science subjects Physics Chemistry & Mathematics. Working hard and scoring high in PUC Board exam as well as NEET or COmed K entrance examination to get good Ranking. There by opening the doors to get into any Government or Private Engineering Colleges. This will Award a Bachelors Degree in Engineering ( Mechanical or Automobile) after 4 years completion.
Even after choosing any of the above, it is advisable you can get employment in the business at a automobile shop, dealership, or independent repair facility to start and work your way up.This will improve your practical knowledge. You can do this in you holiday time or part time.
Gary’s Answer
Hi,
Great question, I found this on a website www dot study dot com:
-Required Education, Bachelor's degree in engineering, industrial design, or architecture
- Master of Business Administration (MBA) recommended for advancement.
hope it helps...good luck!