Updated Day in the Life // Mechanical Engineer in the Defense Industry

Hi friends, coming to ya with an updated, realistic day in the life of a mechanical engineer! After doing a KZread audit, I realized so much had changed since my 2020 day in the life so I had to update y’all
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  • @OMGPRTTYGRL
    @OMGPRTTYGRL Жыл бұрын

    Congratulations!!! So proud of you. This is a huge accomplishment.

  • @darienjmorgan
    @darienjmorgan Жыл бұрын

    🎉🎉🎉to the raise!!

  • @GoldaRose

    @GoldaRose

    Жыл бұрын

    We love a raise 🥳

  • @soewin2861
    @soewin2861 Жыл бұрын

    Lovely ❤

  • @naeemhossaindoesthings
    @naeemhossaindoesthings Жыл бұрын

    Hello, Hope you're doing well. I'm Naeem Hossain, from Bangladesh and I want to pursue my career in Mechanical Engineering. However Yangzhou University is offering bachelor's degree in Mechanical Design and Manufacturing and its Automation. So, I'm really not sure if this and Mechanical Engineering are the same thing? What would be written in my certificate? Is it going to be Bachelor's of Mechanical Engineering or Bachelor's of Mechanical Design and Manufacturing and its Automation? Would be a lot of help if you could clear it up for me. Thanks in advance. Regards, Naeem Hossain.

  • @GoldaRose

    @GoldaRose

    Жыл бұрын

    So there’s a couple things I would look at: 1. Make sure the school is accredited (I.e. ABET) since some employers do not acknowledge degrees from non-accredited institutions 2. Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Arts? For technical roles, employers look at calculus-based curriculums (bachelor of science) but it depends on you career goal 3. The degree will say what you got your degree in. If your major is “Mechanical Design and Manufacturing/Automation” it will say that, not “Mechanical Engineering”. Take a look at other universities and compare the curriculum/classes you would take. That’ll show you the differences. I would consider mechanical design as an emphasis within mechanical engineering but I bet you it’s not going to be the exact same classes.