Day in the Life of an RIT Engineering Student

Meet Sonny, a Computer Engineering student from India. He's a rower, a diversity and inclusion advocate, and a passionate RIT student. Follow him and Emmet as they show you a day in his life including a mini tour of the Kate Gleason College of Engineering, eating some (not so spicy) Indian food, and a Q&A.

[@warrioryt7037]

Amazing video! I'm applying to RIT for Fall of 2024. I really hope they accept me.

[@ritundergraduateadmissions7379]

We are so happy to hear that you have applied and can't wait to read your application!

[@tiffanyatta.8514]

me too!!

[@Swamy456]

My god I remember those halls. Keep it up boys.
Class of 17 - EE

[@shock6]

Very informative! Daughter is going there so this was very helpful. Thank you

[@anishjadhav7729]

How's the chemical engineering program for undergrad there ?

[@ritundergraduateadmissions7379]

Our chemical engineering program is strong! 100% of graduates from the program enter the workforce, go on to further studies, or pursue other plans. We do four blocks of co-op education which is nearly a year of hands-on, full-time paid work experience in industry. If you like, you could also pursue an accelerated combined degree and earn a Bachelors and Masters degree in less time than if you did them separately. You can learn more about the bachelors program here: www.rit.edu/study/chemical-engineering-bs

[@andychen7016]

I’m also a Computer Engineering major.

[@mdjakeymozahid5222]

will rit ms in computer engineering be better than drexel uni ms in machine learning engineering?

[@andychen7016]

@@mdjakeymozahid5222
It depends on what you actually want to go for. They are not the same.
In Computer Engineering, you learn how computers work and how they’re made.
I think Machine Learning Engineering would be more specific, because it would definitely have a higher focus on AI.
So you either learn all about computers in Computer Engineering, or learn about machine-learning in Machine Learning Engineering.