What kinds of plans do you must plan ahead when becoming an engineer?
I want to know this so I can plan ahead and have a head start. I'm certain that I'm dedicated for my future job and grades. #doctor #web-development #technical-drawing #learning-technology
2 answers
Dhanesh’s Answer
Graduating high school with just a couple AP tests won't make you an engineer; you usually need to go through university to do that. First you have to find out what type of engineering you're interested in.
Do you want to become a civil engineer? Electrical? Software? Biomedical? Mechanical? There are many different disciplines of engineering.
Most engineering fields, however, do require a heavy mathematical background, as well as some division of physics or chemistry. For example, an electrical, computer, or software engineer would need to know about circuitry, electricity, magnetism, etc. However, a mechanical engineer would be more inclined to know about thermodynamics, stress/flows, liquid volumetric flow rate, etc.
Wael’s Answer
Ryan, for now you need to concentrate on math, english, and physics. We talk about university in a couple of years.