Engineering started without science. Engineering Programs began incorporating basic science in order to survive as a profession. If you look at the curriculum of engineering programs throughout the last half decade, more basic sciences and mathematics were included. The reason, without the progressive basic knowledge of the basic sciences engineering would have been obsolete by the mid 1960s. Most engineering programs today look fragmented physics and chemistry degree programs.
5:17 ... a well informed engineer knows that global warming is fake.Come on guys... check some scientific reports. Too much of Hollywood and Greenpeace?
What the flying fuck is the point of an engineer if he doesn't Build his products? he just designs them? what a lazy-ass excuse for a job. I admire Engineering not for it's salaries but it's skill.
Yal assholes arguing on youtube???? God damn ... 2 board muthfuckahs who don't got nun betta else to do ...... to answer both of ya questions an seal the deal nobodies equall in the sence of intellegence but if you do have the belief that u could gain the intellegence to suceed in whatever goal ur luking to obtain then u will obtain it simple and plain no need to argue over each others opinions.. that's why its so much problems today.. go pick up a book or some shit jokahs
all engineers are conceited, egotistical, selfish and vain. That's a fact. Do not become friends with engineers or engineering students! Avoid them! They are the worst type of human beings! Engineers cause the all the world's problems!
In Japan, it is believed that everyone has equal capabilities to learn and be intelligent. This must be great considering they rank number two in the nations with the smartest kids. USA is ranked 14. Think about that. If you really want to do something, you can do it as long as you put in the proper time and effort!
@UnderestiSkated lol. Japan is so competitive. If you your parents aren't doctors you can forget about being one. And if they are u start at age 2 starting to study. They test all their children at an early age..and there it pretty much is decided what you should do. Not saying you cant over come the odds with study, but not everyone is considered equal. They weed you out at an early age, but even the ones who aren't at the top have fantastic fundamentals.
@heyjustthetip People have different potentials. The lucky ones get more status, respect and money in life. That's the way it is. What the fuck are you going to do?
@solidysnake1 I guess you are one of the people that was sadly told that they weren't good enough. You can't tell whether people can do anything or not. It is up to them, and if they really want to do something like engineering, they are able to with the proper work and studying. Don't get mad because you ended up flipping burgers.
@UnderestiSkated Telling people that they can do ANYTHING is just too optimistic and people end up disappointed. People are not equal, people do not have equal capabilities. That is a fact. You act like people have equal capabilities. It must be hard for you to understand. Stop asking people to live up to your expectations.
@solidysnake1 I don't have expectations. And if you read my previous comments right, I said that people can do anything in means of EDUCATION. Yes, SOME people are held back due to disabilities and such, but otherwise EVERYONE has an equal chance.
@UnderestiSkated You expect everybody to be equal when it is not the case. You basically fail at reading comprehension, I guess your innate genetically determined reading skills is seriously deficient. But I actually think you just too lazy and understand to read my comments, try harder!
The fucked up thing about this country is the education system. Who is to say what field is "right" for anyone. People can major in any subject that they like as long as they put in the effort and time. People tend to say that they are just not math type of people or physics type of people, but that is JUST an excuse.
OMFG another fucking indian loser who is an engineer. Go fuck yourself. So many indian engineers still the quality of life in India is still poor as fuck. Fuck engineers.
@solidysnake1 You know why? Search up H-1B visa. It's because of dumbass Americans like you that can't handle this kind of job. Instead they hire people from other countries.
@skating1611 you are an idiot. They hire from other countries because they are cheaper. India is a barbaric place with barbaric caste system and discrimination against just about everybody. Fuck india.
@GoodFellax21 Some engineering fields have much less emphasis on math compared to others. You should look into it, I'm sure there's something there for you if you really want it.
@thissmoothie To be honest, I'm not really sure. I'm in chemical engineering and it's a common misconception that there is less math in it, when in fact, it has just as much as the other engineering majors. I would probably say industrial systems but I'm not really sure.
It would probably suit me if it weren't for the part about interpersonal skills. Then again, if you hate people, and your social skills suck, I guess you are doomed regardless of what kind of job you want...
@skypilot805 Engineering is one of the most difficult sciences, in fact some of the engineering majors are far more abstract than Physics or any other science.
@TumisHumis That's not what I'm getting at. I'm just saying that just because someone's an 'engineer', doesn't necessarily give them a broad scientific understanding. This guy could be an electrical engineer, and know nothing about the way the weather, or planetary evolution works. Mostly, I just really can't stand all the global warming propaganda.
@skypilot805 Yeah, I can see where you're coming from, but Engineers are the problem solvers of our world. They solve problems whether they're real, or not. I dismiss global warming, simply because the results of placing regulation on energy production will only hurt the developed world (U.S & Europe) and we have enough problems as it is. China & India are the polluters, and your enviornmental engineering degree won't make them want to change their ways.
@TumisHumis I dismiss global warming propaganda because I know it's just a scheme to get people to pay more taxes. I also have a fairly broad understanding of science, and I would say common sense. Carbon dioxide (the stuff plants breath) is NOT the enemy they make it out to be. 750 million years ago CO2 levels in the atmosphere were at 30%, and ice glaciers a mile high at the equator, came and went twice during that period! Today, CO2 levers are at 0.04%.
@skypilot805 I'm right there with you on that. Al Gore just bought oceanfront property, and i'm absolutly fine with succesful people spending their money, but I'm not ok with a hypocrit flying around in a private jet with a fleet of S.U.V's telling me to use less electricity/water. I hope the tides do rise a few feet and flood out his new house.
@TumisHumis Yeah, I hate Al Gore. Such a lying scumbag. Bill Gates too. Since when does a computer software guy become so knowledgeable and involved in global warming, world vaccinations, and planned parenthood??? Both, are obviously only motivated by money. I'm just really hoping Ron Paul can win the presidency.
@skypilot805 I've got nothing against smart people making money off dumb people, but i'm not alright with someone telling me how to live my life. Glad we can agree on Ron Paul, he's probably the last chance for the U.S as we know it.
This is a well done video description, given the time limit. There is, of course, much more to the Engineering field. As is alluded to, what you do and where you go is very much up to you; this is a very flexible field. You'll have to start out cutting your teeth on detail work, but it gets easier and more fun and rewarding as you go. If you work well with others and communicate effectively, that's where it all kicks in. Stay humble, responsible, and, well, it all rocks!
The basis of Engineering is Math and Physics. You need a solid understanding in both, otherwise you are going to struggle. I took 5 math courses within the Math Department. That does not include all the math that is required for all the other engineering courses. However this may vary from University to University.
Holy shit. I'm scared now , I don't want to change my major! Yet, i'm sure that I don't like MATH. Which, according to this guy , is the main course in ENG. ..... HOLY SHIT I'M FREEK IT OUT
@Ch3ls4wy I'm a MS in Civil Engineering and I can confirm it to you: Yes, mathematics and physics is the main core of engineering.. Look at it as "applied science", but I had quite a few friends that sucked on math or were very basic on that and they made it, they usually work on construction or project management but don't usually do analysis or design. Paradoxically a project manager usually earns more money than a designer.
Engineering is a great field to study, there are sub categories from A to Z you can choose. Engineer's life is not routing but challenging. It solves real life problems in most efficient and economical ways. I do not agree to the opinion of cjn999 it's medicine boring not engineering. I'm a mining undergraduate and love my field of engineering.
However I must say in contrast, I think the way I think as coming from an engineering background is really helpful in life, and I don't think I looked at any technical or non-technical problem the same way. An engineer might be an excellent businessman, movie director, or just about anything.
@cjn9999 Bullshit. Most successful individuals in many walks of life were not engineers. Second, Mathematics and Physics in are true fields of problem solving. Engineers take what has been tested and often modify existing technologies which is why technology and engineering principles often become outdated and obsolete such as in electrical engineering. Engineering programs are frauds. Any scientist can design but an engineer without basic science can't do shit.
Engineering is not for everybody, few people in the class really have a good handle on things to be an excellent technical engineer. I myself was not one of those people and after getting an ME degree, went to get an MD (medicine). I recommend people to not study engineering, but to go to the best school they can and study anything the like. Engineering is really a boring study and the profession is also very stressful.
@loving2221 math enhances analytical skills, do more math, this is why math is so stressed in engineering, not just its application to what engineers do, but it will shape how you reason and solve problems
currently studying civil engineering to BEng at the moment, if I get good enough grades I can move up to the MEng and become chartered :) loving it so far.
im in love with physics and i enjoy math.. i like to solve problems in real life and like to know how everything works. Some say EE is the career i should pursue. any1 can suggest anything please?
@2Garyable All engineers do a ton of math up at least up through Diff EQ. but EE's do a little more math.If you like physics and math any type of engineering is a good choice. Mech E's typically take a few circuits classes and some EE programs offer Thermo as a technical elective. So, there is some overlap in the fields so you can take intro classes to figure out what you like best. Also, Comp E. and EE are super similar that a lot of people double major. Do what you like
@GunZTube1 Considering how many people (a large percentage of humans) have a problem with math, it makes ya wonder if we as a species were meant to know about it. I think a better way of thinking about math is that it's going to undoubtedly be responsible in propelling humanity faster up the evolutionary scale. Words, literature, and speaking can only do so much to enlighten us, as social tools. Math allows us to think like machines, and then make machines to assist us think.
@rygor42 Of course you don't. But that's okay, you couldn't even accurately estimate if I am a male/female based on my avatar and username. Again, book smarts don't equate to common sense, as you've clearly displayed. I'm sure there's a decent reason why you may have assumed I might be female, considering my YouTube name is Warghost. But, I digress. My point still stands: humans are becoming more mathematical, which will affect the path of our evolution.
I loathe math. I'm indifferent about physics. But I'm a good problem solver. I don't like programming, although designing interests me & I like to create things. So now who here would say engineering is something I should put interest into?
U like to create things....but you dont like physics or math.... and you like to create things and design......you could be an engineer, you just gotta take interest in math, and physics, and get motivated and innovated, also, like the video said, you gotta learn how to visualize or better yet "imagine" the components and figure away to remodel them conveniently. And uhhh.. ya gotta work hard. i also had these questions since i myself am a high-schooler and am aiming for engineerin
@Brewbaby14 maybe an engineering technician, which is someone who works alongside an actual engineer strictly hands on, where you actually build something piece by piece and test it to see if it works according to the engineer's instructions and layout
@kuyanatnatdkrx7 I got into uni 5 years ago but I didn't get into engineering. I had to settle for this ridiculous mathematics degree. My commulative gpa wasn't high enough, even though I had individual outstanding grades from difficult subjects. I have two patents to my name, and the bastards still don't let me in. The crux of the matter is that I am tired of it all. I feel like my life is going down the gurgler. It has to do with my nerves. I am tired of life.
I got a 27 on my ACT, with 30 on the math section. Could I get into engineering school? I am also not a super math genius; I like math a lot, but I'm concerned it would be too difficult to make it through Mechanical Engineering. Does anybody know if I should try it or not? Or have any advice for me?
Am from Egypt and my grades Allow to me to enter whether Medicine of Engineering ,, And am interested In both of them and can't really determine which Career will suits me better ,, my father is a doctor and He is trying to do everything and Facilities to be in his career ... What Shall I DO !?
Hey look buddy, an engineer. That means I solve problems. Not problems like "what is beauty?" Because that would fall within the purview of your conundrums of philosophy. I solve practical problems. For instance, How am I gonna stop some big mean mother hubbard tearing me a structurally superfluous new behind? The answer? use a gun. And if that don't work, use more gun. Like this heavy caliber, tripod mounted little old number designed by me, built by me and you'd best hope not pointing at you.
well guys i know what engineering is but i am badly confuse because i love engineering but my back ground is all business and i will after my undergraduation will join business too xD is engineering still right for me? I thought since engineering is my passion i will do it and on last year i will also take management course and after degree i will jump in in business. sounds good?
I did think about a career in engineering, but in order to get more kids in to this profession it has to start at pre-k with developmental math and then you have to re enforce it every year so that kids will be good at math and then they gotta take chemistry and physics in high school. but the biggest problem with the us educational system is that math and science is not equally funded in public schools.
I'm thinking about doing Social Work as a degree in college; while I love the idea of working with people on a day-to-day basis, I also love that I can provide a good life for myself through engineering (i.e., good money!)
Should someone who's more liberal-artsy do engineering? What's some of the "fun" things about engineering?
I'm doing a dual degree with mechanical engineering and business management. I felt that all the stuff they teach in business has zero real world application value, and no one is going to let you manage their business when you just graduated university. If you want a real degree that get you somewhere, go for engineering.
Forget engineering if you want job security. You will also top out quickly in salary and watch all your business major buddies surpass you in their early 30s. Engineers are considered a fixed labor cost that many companies seek to reduce by performing all engineering functions in third world countries. Good luck with this career but I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.
I'm entering college next year, for mechanical engineering. But I am terrible at math, although it's my favorite subject and enjoy it, I get an awesome feeling when I understand something. I don't know if I should still consider engineer because of my math skills.
@Xonipher After two years in college I finally realized that is not about being good at anything like if by magic...is about being able to do your own research about things you didnt understand and figure them out on your own time. I think about 60%-80% of things that they teach in school are forgoten by the time we graduate,but again..is about proving that you can research and figure things out, not proving that you have a great memory.
What causes an electric motor to spin or move forward and back? We know that electricity (electric current) is applied to it. However, when it reaches the metallic motor what causes it to function? What in electricity inside the metal cause it to move?
I disagree with the breaking down of complex systems. I'm studying to be an ecological engineer, and one thing I've learned is that looking at a system, any system, holistically is important. Because emergent properties are often present (especially in ecosystems). Yes breaking things down is still a part of it, but you can't forget to look at the big picture! Looking at little pieces doesn't always tell an observer how the entire system interacts.
@YourADrag dont worry mate, just started my degree in civil, just practice your maths at the end of the day after every lesson and you will be fine :)
@IMmoreRANDOMthanYOU some colleges offer an AE degree(BS) with only about another year of school after going through your typical ME classes for B.S. 2 colleges in st. louis do so it should be pretty common in most large cities
You too can be overworked, underpaid and get less respect than the typing pool or a guy who cleans toilets. All you have to do is waste years of your life studying to work in jobs that will all be outsourced to India or China.Go into banking instead and you get bonuses for screwing up or doing well.
i really want to be an engineer, i either want to do robotics or make motors, like cars and aioplanes and stuff like that, i dont know if they are the same thing tho, cuz im not even in highschool yet
Well i love physics i just understand it quite good and it's really useful in many aspects,but math..a real problem to me,i dont dont understand how can you use it in life...Well maybe sometimes when i need to calculate smth in physics...
@fredis777 I'm studying engineering right now. And you have to know that when you gain more and more knowledge of physics, you'l need an increasing amount of mathematics of increasing difficulty. Maths and physics are linked to each other, so if you want to learn one of them you'll certainly will be confronted by the other, and that's especially true for physics ;) You can hate math as much as you want but at a certain level you'll see that you can apply maths to explain nearly everything
Engineering started without science. Engineering Programs began incorporating basic science in order to survive as a profession. If you look at the curriculum of engineering programs throughout the last half decade, more basic sciences and mathematics were included. The reason, without the progressive basic knowledge of the basic sciences engineering would have been obsolete by the mid 1960s. Most engineering programs today look fragmented physics and chemistry degree programs.
chroniclerofthe70s 5 days ago
The trick is to find the one that pays the highest.
slicingwater 2 weeks ago
5:17 ... a well informed engineer knows that global warming is fake.Come on guys... check some scientific reports. Too much of Hollywood and Greenpeace?
marek007able 2 weeks ago
meh
bleachtn 2 weeks ago
Fuck this! *puts back his McDonald Cashier cap*
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vijayratnakumar 3 weeks ago
@solidysnake1 can"t tell if your trolling, or just a real fucking dickhead
monkeyman0011 3 weeks ago
What the flying fuck is the point of an engineer if he doesn't Build his products? he just designs them? what a lazy-ass excuse for a job. I admire Engineering not for it's salaries but it's skill.
Hunkyfish20 1 month ago
Yal assholes arguing on youtube???? God damn ... 2 board muthfuckahs who don't got nun betta else to do ...... to answer both of ya questions an seal the deal nobodies equall in the sence of intellegence but if you do have the belief that u could gain the intellegence to suceed in whatever goal ur luking to obtain then u will obtain it simple and plain no need to argue over each others opinions.. that's why its so much problems today.. go pick up a book or some shit jokahs
sinsu123 1 month ago
Really? "fuck math" is the top comment on an engineering video? way to show your smarts America
AdMiraLWafFleS18 1 month ago 18
@AdMiraLWafFleS18 Aerospace ENgineering student!!
TheCapSebas 2 weeks ago
all engineers are conceited, egotistical, selfish and vain. That's a fact. Do not become friends with engineers or engineering students! Avoid them! They are the worst type of human beings! Engineers cause the all the world's problems!
solidysnake1 1 month ago
@solidysnake1 You just sound jealous.
Jessewb 1 month ago
If you watched this whole video... engineering is not right for you.
lifeisgood070 1 month ago
In Japan, it is believed that everyone has equal capabilities to learn and be intelligent. This must be great considering they rank number two in the nations with the smartest kids. USA is ranked 14. Think about that. If you really want to do something, you can do it as long as you put in the proper time and effort!
UnderestiSkated 1 month ago
@UnderestiSkated lol. Japan is so competitive. If you your parents aren't doctors you can forget about being one. And if they are u start at age 2 starting to study. They test all their children at an early age..and there it pretty much is decided what you should do. Not saying you cant over come the odds with study, but not everyone is considered equal. They weed you out at an early age, but even the ones who aren't at the top have fantastic fundamentals.
heyjustthetip 1 month ago
@heyjustthetip People have different potentials. The lucky ones get more status, respect and money in life. That's the way it is. What the fuck are you going to do?
solidysnake1 1 month ago
@UnderestiSkated bullshit. Stop giving people false hope by lying. Once they realize they don't cut it they will be extremely disappointed.
solidysnake1 1 month ago
@solidysnake1 I guess you are one of the people that was sadly told that they weren't good enough. You can't tell whether people can do anything or not. It is up to them, and if they really want to do something like engineering, they are able to with the proper work and studying. Don't get mad because you ended up flipping burgers.
UnderestiSkated 1 month ago
@UnderestiSkated You are an idiot. You will never succeed in anything lol
solidysnake1 1 month ago
@UnderestiSkated Telling people that they can do ANYTHING is just too optimistic and people end up disappointed. People are not equal, people do not have equal capabilities. That is a fact. You act like people have equal capabilities. It must be hard for you to understand. Stop asking people to live up to your expectations.
solidysnake1 1 month ago
@solidysnake1 I don't have expectations. And if you read my previous comments right, I said that people can do anything in means of EDUCATION. Yes, SOME people are held back due to disabilities and such, but otherwise EVERYONE has an equal chance.
UnderestiSkated 1 month ago
@UnderestiSkated You expect everybody to be equal when it is not the case. You basically fail at reading comprehension, I guess your innate genetically determined reading skills is seriously deficient. But I actually think you just too lazy and understand to read my comments, try harder!
solidysnake1 1 month ago
The fucked up thing about this country is the education system. Who is to say what field is "right" for anyone. People can major in any subject that they like as long as they put in the effort and time. People tend to say that they are just not math type of people or physics type of people, but that is JUST an excuse.
UnderestiSkated 1 month ago
@UnderestiSkated Amen, people major in anything. Hey i have a PHD in nose-picking, ass scratching. That is what is wrong.
sushidude123 1 month ago
OMFG another fucking indian loser who is an engineer. Go fuck yourself. So many indian engineers still the quality of life in India is still poor as fuck. Fuck engineers.
solidysnake1 1 month ago
@solidysnake1 You know why? Search up H-1B visa. It's because of dumbass Americans like you that can't handle this kind of job. Instead they hire people from other countries.
skating1611 1 month ago
@skating1611 you are an idiot. They hire from other countries because they are cheaper. India is a barbaric place with barbaric caste system and discrimination against just about everybody. Fuck india.
solidysnake1 1 month ago
money sucks dick, learning is awesome, religion sucks more dick
boogiebuddy01 1 month ago
I'd go for Engineering if I didn't hate Math so damn much. What a shame that so much mathematics is emphasized in these fields.
GoodFellax21 2 months ago
@GoodFellax21 Some engineering fields have much less emphasis on math compared to others. You should look into it, I'm sure there's something there for you if you really want it.
djr4evryone 1 month ago
@djr4evryone which fields are the ones that don't put as much emphasis on math?
thissmoothie 2 weeks ago
@thissmoothie maybe chemical/nuclear. those are more chemistry and physics i think. imo physical and chemical equations are more fun.
ThyrmBloodaxe 1 week ago
@ThyrmBloodaxe That's wrong. Chemical has less physics than the others but not less math. Nuclear I'm not so sure of.
djr4evryone 1 week ago
@thissmoothie To be honest, I'm not really sure. I'm in chemical engineering and it's a common misconception that there is less math in it, when in fact, it has just as much as the other engineering majors. I would probably say industrial systems but I'm not really sure.
djr4evryone 1 week ago
@djr4evryone Electrical Engineering has more mathematics.
chroniclerofthe70s 5 days ago
watch?v=BZcY4uOzOE0
TheEEEShow 2 months ago
It would probably suit me if it weren't for the part about interpersonal skills. Then again, if you hate people, and your social skills suck, I guess you are doomed regardless of what kind of job you want...
Alexjr1543 2 months ago
@Alexjr1543 You could always go in to politics! Haha.
TumisHumis 2 months ago
@TumisHumis I'm pretty sure you need good social skills to be an effective liar.
Alexjr1543 2 months ago
@Alexjr1543 You'd be suprized.
TumisHumis 2 months ago
Global warming? Lol. Yeah, an engineer, definitely not a scientist.... or a good researcher for that matter.
skypilot805 2 months ago
@skypilot805 Engineering is one of the most difficult sciences, in fact some of the engineering majors are far more abstract than Physics or any other science.
TumisHumis 2 months ago
@TumisHumis That's not what I'm getting at. I'm just saying that just because someone's an 'engineer', doesn't necessarily give them a broad scientific understanding. This guy could be an electrical engineer, and know nothing about the way the weather, or planetary evolution works. Mostly, I just really can't stand all the global warming propaganda.
skypilot805 2 months ago
@skypilot805 Yeah, I can see where you're coming from, but Engineers are the problem solvers of our world. They solve problems whether they're real, or not. I dismiss global warming, simply because the results of placing regulation on energy production will only hurt the developed world (U.S & Europe) and we have enough problems as it is. China & India are the polluters, and your enviornmental engineering degree won't make them want to change their ways.
TumisHumis 2 months ago
@TumisHumis I dismiss global warming propaganda because I know it's just a scheme to get people to pay more taxes. I also have a fairly broad understanding of science, and I would say common sense. Carbon dioxide (the stuff plants breath) is NOT the enemy they make it out to be. 750 million years ago CO2 levels in the atmosphere were at 30%, and ice glaciers a mile high at the equator, came and went twice during that period! Today, CO2 levers are at 0.04%.
skypilot805 2 months ago
@skypilot805 I'm right there with you on that. Al Gore just bought oceanfront property, and i'm absolutly fine with succesful people spending their money, but I'm not ok with a hypocrit flying around in a private jet with a fleet of S.U.V's telling me to use less electricity/water. I hope the tides do rise a few feet and flood out his new house.
TumisHumis 2 months ago
@TumisHumis Yeah, I hate Al Gore. Such a lying scumbag. Bill Gates too. Since when does a computer software guy become so knowledgeable and involved in global warming, world vaccinations, and planned parenthood??? Both, are obviously only motivated by money. I'm just really hoping Ron Paul can win the presidency.
skypilot805 2 months ago
@skypilot805 I've got nothing against smart people making money off dumb people, but i'm not alright with someone telling me how to live my life. Glad we can agree on Ron Paul, he's probably the last chance for the U.S as we know it.
TumisHumis 2 months ago
This is a well done video description, given the time limit. There is, of course, much more to the Engineering field. As is alluded to, what you do and where you go is very much up to you; this is a very flexible field. You'll have to start out cutting your teeth on detail work, but it gets easier and more fun and rewarding as you go. If you work well with others and communicate effectively, that's where it all kicks in. Stay humble, responsible, and, well, it all rocks!
johnferens 2 months ago
The basis of Engineering is Math and Physics. You need a solid understanding in both, otherwise you are going to struggle. I took 5 math courses within the Math Department. That does not include all the math that is required for all the other engineering courses. However this may vary from University to University.
jajas02 2 months ago
Holy shit. I'm scared now , I don't want to change my major! Yet, i'm sure that I don't like MATH. Which, according to this guy , is the main course in ENG. ..... HOLY SHIT I'M FREEK IT OUT
Ch3ls4wy 2 months ago
@Ch3ls4wy I'm a MS in Civil Engineering and I can confirm it to you: Yes, mathematics and physics is the main core of engineering.. Look at it as "applied science", but I had quite a few friends that sucked on math or were very basic on that and they made it, they usually work on construction or project management but don't usually do analysis or design. Paradoxically a project manager usually earns more money than a designer.
hanks864 2 months ago
If only math had anything to do with solving those problems -_^, then hell we'd all appreciate the top comment.
3dotELE 2 months ago
nope.avi
GrounderTheRobot 2 months ago
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im still having doubts though, civil or mechanical?
i like the idea of designing bridges, dams. etc.. and comming up with new ways to renewable energy..
but i also injoy using my creativity in little projects we built at school..( MEng stuff)
i dunno can someone help please??
2Garyable 2 months ago
ChemEngg FTW!!
DARR0Y 3 months ago
Am I the only one who was not benefited by this?
SL566 3 months ago
@SL566 YOU ARE ONE OF THE 6
rajatpangtey 3 months ago
@rajatpangtey lol well I didn't dislike it still. I mean, I just thought it would answer my question a little better.
SL566 3 months ago
@SL566 fair enough
rajatpangtey 3 months ago
@goodfellax21 I'm having the same problem deciding!
leannev21 3 months ago
verbal engineering ftw!
foogy4 3 months ago
Engineering is a great field to study, there are sub categories from A to Z you can choose. Engineer's life is not routing but challenging. It solves real life problems in most efficient and economical ways. I do not agree to the opinion of cjn999 it's medicine boring not engineering. I'm a mining undergraduate and love my field of engineering.
poornakumarage 3 months ago
However I must say in contrast, I think the way I think as coming from an engineering background is really helpful in life, and I don't think I looked at any technical or non-technical problem the same way. An engineer might be an excellent businessman, movie director, or just about anything.
cjn9999 3 months ago 18
@cjn9999 Bullshit. Most successful individuals in many walks of life were not engineers. Second, Mathematics and Physics in are true fields of problem solving. Engineers take what has been tested and often modify existing technologies which is why technology and engineering principles often become outdated and obsolete such as in electrical engineering. Engineering programs are frauds. Any scientist can design but an engineer without basic science can't do shit.
chroniclerofthe70s 5 days ago
Engineering is not for everybody, few people in the class really have a good handle on things to be an excellent technical engineer. I myself was not one of those people and after getting an ME degree, went to get an MD (medicine). I recommend people to not study engineering, but to go to the best school they can and study anything the like. Engineering is really a boring study and the profession is also very stressful.
cjn9999 3 months ago
I'm not the best with problem solving. Is this a natural skill or can you improve your problem solving skills?
loving2221 3 months ago
@loving2221 math enhances analytical skills, do more math, this is why math is so stressed in engineering, not just its application to what engineers do, but it will shape how you reason and solve problems
DaMostEnigmatic 2 months ago
I absolutely LOVE science, but I'm honestly not too strong in math =(
Does anyone think I could still pursue a career in engineering despite this issue?
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VeritasAmantesVocat 4 months ago
currently studying civil engineering to BEng at the moment, if I get good enough grades I can move up to the MEng and become chartered :) loving it so far.
Lukeriddoch 4 months ago
can someone help?!?
im in love with physics and i enjoy math.. i like to solve problems in real life and like to know how everything works. Some say EE is the career i should pursue. any1 can suggest anything please?
thanks from advance
2Garyable 4 months ago
@2Garyable All engineers do a ton of math up at least up through Diff EQ. but EE's do a little more math.If you like physics and math any type of engineering is a good choice. Mech E's typically take a few circuits classes and some EE programs offer Thermo as a technical elective. So, there is some overlap in the fields so you can take intro classes to figure out what you like best. Also, Comp E. and EE are super similar that a lot of people double major. Do what you like
pipkguitar 4 months ago
chemical engineering FTW
paulforsure805 4 months ago
fuck math
GunZTube1 4 months ago 18
@GunZTube1 math just fucking pwned you. thats a proof of how awesome it is.
teekayuk 2 months ago
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loismen15 2 months ago
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@GunZTube1 When you fail a Math test, that is the Math's way of saying "Fuck you"
loismen15 2 months ago
@GunZTube1
Fuck off cunt.
clashdo 1 month ago
@GunZTube1 fuck engineers
solidysnake1 1 month ago
@GunZTube1 Considering how many people (a large percentage of humans) have a problem with math, it makes ya wonder if we as a species were meant to know about it. I think a better way of thinking about math is that it's going to undoubtedly be responsible in propelling humanity faster up the evolutionary scale. Words, literature, and speaking can only do so much to enlighten us, as social tools. Math allows us to think like machines, and then make machines to assist us think.
Warghost1000 1 month ago 5
@Warghost1000 The point is to solve problems not just compute answers.
34ballerific 2 days ago
@Warghost1000 I don't believe that you know what you are talking about, sir/madame.
rygor42 11 hours ago
@rygor42 Of course you don't. But that's okay, you couldn't even accurately estimate if I am a male/female based on my avatar and username. Again, book smarts don't equate to common sense, as you've clearly displayed. I'm sure there's a decent reason why you may have assumed I might be female, considering my YouTube name is Warghost. But, I digress. My point still stands: humans are becoming more mathematical, which will affect the path of our evolution.
Warghost1000 8 hours ago
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@GunZTube1 You can thank brilliant mathematicians and engineers for designing your 40's and 9mm's, you stupid nigger.
gpburr 3 weeks ago
Is there a similarity between Industrial engineering and Manufacturing engineering?
taajiir123 4 months ago
@taajiir123 they are similar in that they are the same field. Just different names :)
ryanmilitary 4 months ago
Mechanical engineers build the weapons. Civil engineers build the targets.
dudestir127 4 months ago
petroleum ..
iManouri 4 months ago
mechanical
nicotorres77 4 months ago
um is there anyone here who's an engineer i can interview???
fujihara12 4 months ago
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ApocDevTeam 4 months ago
Boo... Buffalo, I hate you.
PolitcalIslam 5 months ago
@PolitcalIslam haha
skanda78188 5 months ago
i want to design electronics what type of engineer does this?
eletrizity23 5 months ago
@eletrizity23 electrical
tonyswims 4 months ago
I loathe math. I'm indifferent about physics. But I'm a good problem solver. I don't like programming, although designing interests me & I like to create things. So now who here would say engineering is something I should put interest into?
Brewbaby14 5 months ago
@Brewbaby14 >loathe math
>Engineering is basically ALL math
You could go for engineering management.....you still direct problem-solving, but lighter on the math
TheSithOverlord666 4 months ago
@Brewbaby14
U like to create things....but you dont like physics or math.... and you like to create things and design......you could be an engineer, you just gotta take interest in math, and physics, and get motivated and innovated, also, like the video said, you gotta learn how to visualize or better yet "imagine" the components and figure away to remodel them conveniently. And uhhh.. ya gotta work hard. i also had these questions since i myself am a high-schooler and am aiming for engineerin
straighter100 4 months ago
@Brewbaby14 maybe an engineering technician, which is someone who works alongside an actual engineer strictly hands on, where you actually build something piece by piece and test it to see if it works according to the engineer's instructions and layout
DaMostEnigmatic 2 months ago
damn that indian guy moves his head a lot
paulopdm13 5 months ago
Poot dispenser here!
luketheemewtwo 5 months ago
my average in math is 85 and my physics is 77 am I gonna be a good engineer ???
coolguy209111 5 months ago
MCA is equivalent to ME (Computer Science and Engineering)
MCA with B.Sc. (Computer Science) background is equivalent to ME (Computer Science and Engineering).
B.Sc. Computer Science (3 Yrs) + MCA (3 Yrs) = 6 Years.
BE Computer Science (4 Yrs) + ME (2Yrs) = 6 Years.
MCA and ME both are equal.
Companies giving equal priority to both MCA and ME.
Master of Computer Applications MCA and Master of Engineering ME, are treated Same for jobs and there is no difference in the competence ratings.
MrThomasEngg 5 months ago
5 people( guys who put dislike) dint get thigh enough of theyre university entrance score to get into it in uni.
kuyanatnatdkrx7 6 months ago
@kuyanatnatdkrx7 I got into uni 5 years ago but I didn't get into engineering. I had to settle for this ridiculous mathematics degree. My commulative gpa wasn't high enough, even though I had individual outstanding grades from difficult subjects. I have two patents to my name, and the bastards still don't let me in. The crux of the matter is that I am tired of it all. I feel like my life is going down the gurgler. It has to do with my nerves. I am tired of life.
ignatei 5 months ago
great stuff
processassociates 6 months ago
Well i can build a sentry and a dispencer so i guess thta makes e a engineer
THOMASGODBOUT123 6 months ago
I got a 27 on my ACT, with 30 on the math section. Could I get into engineering school? I am also not a super math genius; I like math a lot, but I'm concerned it would be too difficult to make it through Mechanical Engineering. Does anybody know if I should try it or not? Or have any advice for me?
Thebrowntown1234 6 months ago
Its right for u if u like to build dispensers, sentrys, and teleporters all day long. But watch out for those pesky spies!
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kott000 6 months ago
Can you solve pratical problems?
PuniperTV 6 months ago
Hey look buddy, an engineer. That means I solve problems. Not problems like "what is beauty?" Because that would fall within the purview of your conundrums of philosophy. I solve practical problems. For instance, How am I gonna stop some big mean mother hubbard tearing me a structurally superfluous new behind? The answer? use a gun. And if that don't work, use more gun. Like this heavy caliber, tripod mounted little old number designed by me, built by me and you'd best hope not pointing at you.
porque117 6 months ago
@porque117 TF2 FTW
Kansyn 6 months ago
very inspiring
crudeoilsystems 6 months ago
who in the hell do u think u are?
u are a piece of ..., short stuff!
snc162002 6 months ago
well done production
processassociates 6 months ago
good video.
RDECOM 6 months ago
Nope.avi
GrounderTheRobot 6 months ago
well guys i know what engineering is but i am badly confuse because i love engineering but my back ground is all business and i will after my undergraduation will join business too xD is engineering still right for me? I thought since engineering is my passion i will do it and on last year i will also take management course and after degree i will jump in in business. sounds good?
walkmankings 7 months ago
@THEBIGCAGEY lolz xd
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Dontbechattincrap 7 months ago
I did think about a career in engineering, but in order to get more kids in to this profession it has to start at pre-k with developmental math and then you have to re enforce it every year so that kids will be good at math and then they gotta take chemistry and physics in high school. but the biggest problem with the us educational system is that math and science is not equally funded in public schools.
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antm324 7 months ago
Structural Engineering .... that's the way guys.
ThaBeastEden 7 months ago
I'm thinking about doing Social Work as a degree in college; while I love the idea of working with people on a day-to-day basis, I also love that I can provide a good life for myself through engineering (i.e., good money!)
Should someone who's more liberal-artsy do engineering? What's some of the "fun" things about engineering?
Quinton111100 7 months ago
people please keep leaving comments about the video, in my case, the comments helped more than the actual video.. thanks
swboleiros 8 months ago
i like seeing his eyes go back and forth as he reads the cue cards
gonzofann 8 months ago
I'm doing a dual degree with mechanical engineering and business management. I felt that all the stuff they teach in business has zero real world application value, and no one is going to let you manage their business when you just graduated university. If you want a real degree that get you somewhere, go for engineering.
jhlbjaaa 8 months ago
Lol I like how they dont mention. . 'Do you enjoy incredibly inexplicably difficult courses/classes?'. . .If so, then engineering is for you :)
Ayplus 8 months ago 4
Mechanical Engineering FTW!!!
RTRVII 8 months ago 56
@RTRVII whats ftw?
fashanu1000 6 months ago
@fashanu1000 "For The Win" ;)
RTRVII 6 months ago
Forget engineering if you want job security. You will also top out quickly in salary and watch all your business major buddies surpass you in their early 30s. Engineers are considered a fixed labor cost that many companies seek to reduce by performing all engineering functions in third world countries. Good luck with this career but I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.
Cubatraveler 9 months ago
Solution: people should stop FUCKING without a glove!
surferboy36O 9 months ago
I'm pretty sure that anyone who clicked on this video already knew the answer........
FullMetalAlcohol 9 months ago
im going in to mechanical engineering or an automotive technican
NCRRanger108 9 months ago
be an engineer, it's worth it
swss12 9 months ago
I changed my mind when she said "communication skills".I'm very socially inept.
heimdall46 10 months ago
I'm entering college next year, for mechanical engineering. But I am terrible at math, although it's my favorite subject and enjoy it, I get an awesome feeling when I understand something. I don't know if I should still consider engineer because of my math skills.
Xonipher 10 months ago
@Xonipher After two years in college I finally realized that is not about being good at anything like if by magic...is about being able to do your own research about things you didnt understand and figure them out on your own time. I think about 60%-80% of things that they teach in school are forgoten by the time we graduate,but again..is about proving that you can research and figure things out, not proving that you have a great memory.
alxrivera 9 months ago 36
What causes an electric motor to spin or move forward and back? We know that electricity (electric current) is applied to it. However, when it reaches the metallic motor what causes it to function? What in electricity inside the metal cause it to move?
heartlessvietboy 5 months ago
Nuclear Engineering and Structual (Civil) for me.
But Electrical, Mining and Mechanical is pretty intresting too.
Darkmatter28031 10 months ago
Be a Scout they are faster and they double jump lol
GrounderTheRobot 10 months ago 2
@GrounderTheRobot yea but building turrets is fun
tjv323 9 months ago
@tjv323
You mean Sentry Mister!
GrounderTheRobot 9 months ago
love the idea of basically all engineering. but dislike math.... :-/.I'm guessing that isn't a good thing.
sponserdsk8ter 10 months ago
I disagree with the breaking down of complex systems. I'm studying to be an ecological engineer, and one thing I've learned is that looking at a system, any system, holistically is important. Because emergent properties are often present (especially in ecosystems). Yes breaking things down is still a part of it, but you can't forget to look at the big picture! Looking at little pieces doesn't always tell an observer how the entire system interacts.
7teen20nine 11 months ago
i am a sophomore electrical engineering student. it's very hard and challenging. but it's also fun. ENGINEERING RULES!!
johnsoncuiChina 11 months ago
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johnsoncuiChina 11 months ago
i want, and probably will go for my bachelors in civil engineering. im just scared it will be too hard.
YourADrag 11 months ago
@YourADrag dont worry mate, just started my degree in civil, just practice your maths at the end of the day after every lesson and you will be fine :)
Lukeriddoch 4 months ago
@Exutus yes, there is a tipping point - hang in there, you'll do fine.
pacman211 11 months ago
I switched from Chemical to Aerospace and now I'm thinking about Mechanical...
IMmoreRANDOMthanYOU 11 months ago
@IMmoreRANDOMthanYOU some colleges offer an AE degree(BS) with only about another year of school after going through your typical ME classes for B.S. 2 colleges in st. louis do so it should be pretty common in most large cities
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AmonEngineering 1 year ago
You too can be overworked, underpaid and get less respect than the typing pool or a guy who cleans toilets. All you have to do is waste years of your life studying to work in jobs that will all be outsourced to India or China.Go into banking instead and you get bonuses for screwing up or doing well.
Silkie341 1 year ago
@Silkie341 Possibly, But if banking doesn't interest you at all?
hellsjester31 1 year ago
I'm studying to become a civil engineer of building and enviromental tecnology :D
synnem 1 year ago
I got lucky and had work pay for my engineering school.
RayAir1 1 year ago
Sentry Down!
GrounderTheRobot 1 year ago
How do you know if you are wise enough to make an engineering degree?
carlesls 1 year ago
i really want to be an engineer, i either want to do robotics or make motors, like cars and aioplanes and stuff like that, i dont know if they are the same thing tho, cuz im not even in highschool yet
LegoJesterProduction 1 year ago
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ianharwood 1 year ago
Electronic Engineering is very tricky!
Luccasio1 1 year ago
Well i love physics i just understand it quite good and it's really useful in many aspects,but math..a real problem to me,i dont dont understand how can you use it in life...Well maybe sometimes when i need to calculate smth in physics...
fredis777 1 year ago
@fredis777 I'm studying engineering right now. And you have to know that when you gain more and more knowledge of physics, you'l need an increasing amount of mathematics of increasing difficulty. Maths and physics are linked to each other, so if you want to learn one of them you'll certainly will be confronted by the other, and that's especially true for physics ;) You can hate math as much as you want but at a certain level you'll see that you can apply maths to explain nearly everything
LorvetC 1 year ago
Does anyone know of any universities that specialize in Automotive Engineering?
thekkl 1 year ago
@thekkl
just go mechanical engineering
johann7gohan 1 year ago
i go to this fucking school ! lol
debit256 1 year ago
65% of engineering grads, in the U.S., leave the country?
iceee187 1 year ago
can i ask everyone a question
i'am 25 and thinking about a career in engineering and computer science
iam great in math,i speak LISP,c++,java,linux
so far ive been working low end jobs
and always had a passion for this kind of work
iam self taught as well
serious question i hope some wouldnt mind to answer
1jilu 1 year ago