CPE618 - Reliability Engineering for Distributed System : Chapter 1 Part 1

[masterinex]

I see , and how do you actually conduct Reliability tests , what devices or softwared do you use ? . Also, It seems that most reliability prgramms are master degrees , is a engineering background required ?

[masterinex]

hi.this is interesting , what is a day like as a Reliability engineer , do you work more with Computers or electrical devices ,also what academic background do you need to become a process engineer ?

[samuell80]

Mostly a desk job and at times in the lab conducting reliability tests. Reliability engineers are needed in mostly all industries from medical, defense, commercial electronics, etc. For a process engineer job it would depend on what industry as well. Chemical processing im sure would requre a chemical engineering degree, other process engineer jobs may require electrical, or systems engineering degrees.