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My name is Sagar and I am a first-class MEng aerospace engineering graduate in the UK at the University of Sheffield. In my channel, I post videos about engineering, technology, university life and careers. If you're a university student or planning to study at a university in the UK or anywhere else, consider subscribing as I will make helpful videos to help you make the most of university. I have studied in the UK and Australia so I have global university experience. I am aiming to transition from aerospace to software engineering in the near future so be prepared for software content coming out too.
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The production quality feels on point. Shocked to see how little subs he had
My daughter is set on taking up Aerospace Engineering as early Grade9(she's now in Grade11) that's why she uses a high spec laptop. But last year, we bought her another one which is a gaming laptop because the specs are best for programming. She really loves it
@@mdisrafilali well, you're absolutely wrong😊. It's been very helpful with all her programming classes. Gaming laptop may be costly but it wasn't an issue for us, her parents, as long as it'll make her studies less stressful..and it really did make a lot of difference.
@@mdisrafilali I could barely understand what you're trying to imply. What's your point exactly? So I'm assuming that you're trying to prove you've better knowledge than me just because you're a rocket science student? No pun intended but, what's your point exactly because it seems you're trying to imply being intellectually superior. My ability to provide for my daughter's needs which I think helped her studies is none of your business. It's not your money used in buying her gaming laptop even if she's not into gaming. It was her choice which we as parents supported. Clear?
What gaming laptop did you get her
@@makovader2124 sorry I forgot the model..but it's an MSI gaming laptop and we plan to upgrade its specs before the classes starts this August
@@mariayu1012What makes the gaming laptop good for programming? The one she had for aero eng presumably focuses on CPU and RAM and maybe uses a quadro/T GPU. Unless it's screen size I think you might have got finessed out of a gaming laptop
I already have my laptop but I just love your channel and I’m excited to follow your journey.
Thank you 😁
Content improving.. Happy for you☺
Thanks a lot 😊
Awesome video! Just what I was looking for. Im glad to be the 800th sub!!!
Thanks for being the 800th :D
Damn man thanks I'm pursuing aerospace engineering right now and really need this vid.
How is your experience of study aerospace engineering
Sagar: During my 4 years at university, there are 4 reasons why I used my computer.
Me: There is another.
HAHAH Shhh
Thank you so much. I'm a upcoming freshman and I plan on majoring in aerospace engineering!?
Thanks bro for this information.
I am very confused as a about specs
Great points. Thank you
Thanks for the video mate, very helpful. Going back to aerospace this year, and looking for that windows computer to not have to rely on remote pc’s. You backed up my decision to go for a gaming pc, do you have any personal recommendations? Looked at the Dell xps 15, hp omen 15 and acer predator Helios 300.
Yeh gaming PCs are the most safest to go for if you want high amounts of computing power. Unfortunately I don't have any specific recommendations for laptops as the laptop I used (Dell Inspiron 15700) was bought around 4 years ago and I wouldn't recommend that
@Dylan Adams which uni is it that you are enrolled into?
The stress facial expression😂 Great video💯 Straight to the point.
LOOL, and thanks :)
Should I get a PC instead? I'm asking because gaming laptops battery life can really suck...
Can you give information about storage? Do CFD, CAT, software programs and the files we produce take up a lot of space? Is 256gb enough or should it be 512gb at least? I have no problem with this. I have 1tb of space, but I was wondering how much space is left for my games and other works.
I'd say 256 GB should be enough space for a student, however if you run out of space on your machine you can always upload your older files to the uni cloud storage drive such as google drive
@@SA64R or else get an external HDD for storing all the data.
@@SA64Ror you just go to the space and get even more space. Thank me later
Sagar There was a question I had been asking you for a long time.. It's that. "Where Aerospace Engineer Will Be Successful most In India Or Foreign.? Where the future is bright of aerospace..?
Please answer brother..
I'd say salaries are much higher outside of India, primarily in the USA
What do you think of Dell XPS i7/8th/RAM 16 ;Does it do the trick؟
Thanks for the advice, I’ll hopefully be starting Aeronautical engineering this September. I have a desktop gaming PC with fairly powerful components (5600X and 3080)-do you reckon I would be able to use this for the more computationally expensive stuff, and then be able to spend less on a laptop? Thanks.
Where are you gonna be doing aerospace?
@@infazkadke8379 University Limerick in Ireland.
Hi Sagar, I just enrolled into IIT Ropar's Mechanical programme. Initially I was quite clear that I ' ll get the MacBook air M1 variant but now since you have pointed out compatibility issues I am confused now. Please help 🥺🥺 (NOTE: I HAVE BEEN USING macOS for the past 7 years)
So it isn't a massive problem if you have access to university computers, however, if you do want to run software like SOLIDWORKS you will have to do some hacky stuff to make it work. I'm not sure how but my friend had to do it to ensure certain programmes worked on his Mac. I suggest you do buy a windows machine as it will make your life easier in the long term, as many companies use Windows PCs at work.
@@SA64R got it !
What do you bring to class?
Can you do a video on best specs for computer engineering
My doubt is might i do master in aerospace engineering after bachelor in computer science
Would specs be similar for materials science and engineering?
I'm not fully aware as to what tools MSE students use on the computer however, I would guess that the specs mentioned in the video should be fine for an MSE student.
if i have a computer do i also need a pc?
Could you recommend me a latop in between 500-700 pounds that will be good enough to run simulations and codes ?
Im starting my first year of aerospace engineering in September and to be honest I’m good with pcs but not a PRO 😭and I wanted to know it it was gonna be super hard for me because of that or will I eventually get better ?
Don't sweat it, you will pick it up in no time :)
hi bro. can gtx1650 laptop (like msi gf63) run those softwares (ansys, autocad, creo, solidwoks etc) smoothly?? it has 4gb vram. but my friend's laptop with 1050 can run also. i need your help cause I need a laptop by this week
It should be fine since my PC had a GTX 960 and was fine. However, if it doesn't work don't blame me :D
@@SA64R hahahah i hope so. thanks for your help ya! appreciate it 🤗
What's the cost of doing aerospace engineering at the university you went to?
www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses/2023/aerospace-engineering-beng#fees
Thank you so much this is so useful
Please give description of your custom build pc because I am going to same
CPU: i7 4790k
GPU: GTX 960
RAM 16GB
Storage: 1TB HDD and 500GB SSD
I would say the gpu and cpu are old, so I recommend getting newer models.
Can we use iPad + magic keyboard instead of laptop for aerospace engineering?
Probably not, as some softwares aren't useable on an iPad
Do you need both a computer and laptop ?
You don't need to though I did because my laptop wasn't powerful enough to do the things mentioned in the video so my PC picked up the slack.
Been in it for 5 years, its depressing, but my PC doesnt want to open ansys space claim, so Imma get a laptop cause I have the money
What is the gaming laptop that you showed in this video?
It was some stock footage, so not sure specifically sorry
Which laptop do u use brother? Please attach the link to that laptop, that will be very helpful.
Thank you
Subhankar Chakraborty
My laptop isn't what I used for my degree, I have a custom PC I used
@@SA64R Okay brother.. Thank you.. Love from India..
Which laptop do you personally use?
I have a Dell Inspiron but I primarily use my custom built PC
Where are you currently working at??
Accenture, UK
Thanks for your reply..
I am currently studying class 12 in India.
Suggest me whether should I pursue aerospace engineering or not.
I am good in my academics...
Is ipad pro enough for Aerospace engineering students?
I would say no, because most people who had iPads also had a separate laptop.
Great video, but it didn't start till 3 minutes in :(
Sorry to make you wait, but I hope my content has improved since that video was released :)
Which laptop would you recommend?
adamlar 1000+ para birimine pahalı diyor benim kendisi güzel bahtı kötü ülkemde en ucuz laptop 20000 liradan başlıyor :') dont worry we will be fine i belive :'D
Hi, do you think a acer swift x with a rtx 3050 and ryzen 7 5700u with 16gb ram is a good choice? The only issue is that the ram is soldered and the thermals aren’t great. Should that be a concern for demanding tasks?
I'd say get a laptop with good thermals as it would degrade quickly if you use it a lot, but if your university has remote desktop and you can use the universities more powerful PCs make the most of that as your laptop will wear out less.