YOU CAN'T SUCK AT MATHS AND BE AN ENGINEER

Why do engineers need to be good at maths? In this video I help explain why maths is a required skill to have if you want to be an engineer such as an aerospace, mechanical, electrical, civil engineer. There are many reasons why engineers need maths and I explain a few main reasons why.
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Who am I?
My name is Sagar, I am living in London and am working as a software engineer. I am also 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.
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[@Lew.6]

Yes you have to be able to adapt to existing concepts. But you dont have to be a maths guru

[@RetroS01]

You're the first channel I stumbled upon for information on Aerospace engineering and now I'm hooked! Literally a hidden gym!

[@hymenoptera_2692]

Great video! Thanks for sharing your experience.

[@Fluoroantimonic09]

I'm so weak at maths and my dream is to become the professional aerospace engineer I was so crazy about the aircrafts and spacecrafts since I was child I also bulit paper crafts a lot

[@thalissantos511]

Great video !! Thanks for sharing with us your experience. Can you make a video about the best books for self-taught aerospace enginners? I graduaded in mechanical enginner with a major in mechanical design and e wanted to learn more about aerospace ( Perhaps I will try to get an Msc in AE).

[@imen_354]

Interested ,,,

[@everythingandnothing8129]

hey, i hope you or someone else can answer my question. i plan on doing a BEng in aerospace engineering in the uk, then maybe a masters. how easy is it for aerospace engineers to get jobs in other engineering fields, like mechanical or maybe even environmental?

[@maclachlanzhanda723]

Hie, thanks with the video. I need some career guidance, how can I reach you?

[@Dreaz19]

How to i contact with you

[@TheLofiSP]

Hey, great video. BTW, what is the name of the movie or series at 2:37 ?

[@SA64R]

Hidden Figures it’s a Film

[@crazevlogger]

Exams system ???

[@moorimoped8010]

Hi, I got a grade 5 at gcse maths therefore I wasn’t great but not bad, I’m now studying mechatronics engineering as a level 3 extended diploma therefore I’ve applied for university. However I’m worried about the maths. I’ve applied for aerospace at Sheffield Hallam. My college course states that it involves maths but I have learnt literally nothing since gcse regarding maths. Will I struggle at uni with the maths ?

[@user-jt5cv5hg3n]

yeah

[@josephbenson606]

don’t they have a foundation year course?

[@user-jt5cv5hg3n]

@@josephbenson606 depends what uni, usually unis have foundation engineering, and after that u can choose aero or mechanical or pretty much any engineering

[@spikeshadowtubers1555]

Hey, the video is so dammed good.!🤝 but we want your academic journey from the period when you've chosen aerospace engineering to how you're here at this point.

[@gutluckbro9802]

Yeah

[@engineeringmadeasy]

what about Physics?

[@SA64R]

Yes also important, but physics is generally just maths with context

[@JesusHChrist2000]

Damn

[@Dreaz19]

I'm passionate about aerospace engineering,, now I am stay in Russia