This video is great inspiration! Talks about benefits of learning math, such as perseverance and problem solving, beyond the technical application of mathematical practice.
there isn't necessarily a difference. quality engineer, manufacturing engineer, and industrial engineer could all be doing the exact same job. mechanical engineers, electrical engineers, and others could be working as a manufacturing engineer as well. The difference will be company to company and what the job requirements are. And you'll be targeting specific jobs based on your skills and based on what skills you want to further develop. Engineering is great because there is such a broad range of things you can work on. It's rarely the same thing day in and day out. I mean, it is in that you have problems to solve... but the nature and type of problems can vary widely even on the same day.
+MrsChris2323 Here is some more information on the career: www.worldwidelearn.com/online-education-guide/engineering/manufacturing-engineering-major.htm
+reeshma rifaya Wrong. In most cases you get a manufacturing, mechanical or industrial engineering degree. Example: knorr-bremse-ats.silkroad.com/epostings/index.cfm?fuseaction=app.dspjob&jobid=304577&company_id=15596&version=1&jobBoardId=1112
This video is great inspiration! Talks about benefits of learning math, such as perseverance and problem solving, beyond the technical application of mathematical practice.
Immediate motivation to become engineer. Dude said he is bad at Math lol me tooo :D
... dude builds freakin satellites for a living... I need that job!
very interesting video and this video is great inspiration to me.
+Nur aishah Great, thank you!
Can I use this video in my grade 12 Manufacturing culminating slideshow?
Sure! Let us know how it goes!!!
what is the difference between manufacturing and industrial engineering? plz help!
there isn't necessarily a difference. quality engineer, manufacturing engineer, and industrial engineer could all be doing the exact same job. mechanical engineers, electrical engineers, and others could be working as a manufacturing engineer as well. The difference will be company to company and what the job requirements are. And you'll be targeting specific jobs based on your skills and based on what skills you want to further develop. Engineering is great because there is such a broad range of things you can work on. It's rarely the same thing day in and day out. I mean, it is in that you have problems to solve... but the nature and type of problems can vary widely even on the same day.
What engineering degree he got?
If I get an industrial engineering degree, can I get a job as a manufacturing engineer?
+MrsChris2323 Here is some more information on the career: www.worldwidelearn.com/online-education-guide/engineering/manufacturing-engineering-major.htm
+MrsChris2323 Sorry for late, You need to be a chemical engineer to be a manufacturing engineer.
+reeshma rifaya
Wrong. In most cases you get a manufacturing, mechanical or industrial engineering degree.
Example:
knorr-bremse-ats.silkroad.com/epostings/index.cfm?fuseaction=app.dspjob&jobid=304577&company_id=15596&version=1&jobBoardId=1112