@@Trttttrrrjjhhhhhttttt EE is a very broad discipline. Everything related to electricity so does software stuffs. There’s a lot of EE students actually work as a SWE or machine learning stuff. Sure they need to take additional CS class or study by own.
@@AbdouBnsg if you’re asking the question literally, I’m surprised you watched this video. CS is computer science. Great major but the market is incredibly saturated ATM.
@@engineernow First, capture the transcript (there are many ways of automating this), but a simple way is to use tactiq DOT IO, which takes about a second. Then copy-paste the transcript. Then, in your Code Editor ... you _Do Have_ a Code Editor... right? 😉 and paste the transcript into a python script something similar like this using natural language processing (NLP) techniques: ------------------------------- import re # Sample transcript transcript = """ @0:34: #20 - Materials Engineering $63K - $95K/yr @1:18: #19 - Agricultural Engineering $57K - $98K/yr @2:13: #18 - Environmental Engineering $60K - $88K/yr ... """ # Regex pattern to match timestamp, engineering field, and salary range pattern = re.compile(r'@(\d+:\d+):\s+#\d+\s+-\s+([\w\s]+)\s+\$(\d+K\s+-\s+\d+K)/yr') # Find all matches in the transcript matches = pattern.findall(transcript) # Convert matches to a structured format engineering_disciplines = [{'timestamp': match[0], 'field': match[1], 'salary_range': match[2]} for match in matches] # Print the result for discipline in engineering_disciplines: print(discipline) ---- Here we are Defining a regex pattern: The pattern matches the timestamp, engineering field, and salary range. Finding all matches: Uses re.findall to find all occurrences in the transcript. Structuring the data: Converts matches into a list of dictionaries. Then printing the results: Outputs the structured data. Note: the above code needs tweaking. You could probably have one of the HyperScale LLM's like ChatGPT ingest the transcript and do it for you as well, I don't know, I haven't tried it. Capturing transcripts, then copying them into an LLM for summarization, is a time saver.
Hi, im currently a first year electrical engineering right now, didn't know EE has so many sub fields that i can choose in the future. It's so good to know that i can do lots of things, thanks to the flexibility of an EE Skills!
Ye its kinda cool, there are many EE courses related to Mechanical Eng, electronics eng, civil eng and other engineering. As of now im on my last year in EE and my major is Renewable Energy. EE is like the polymath of engineering we could be useful in any field
@@engineernow really? Don't mechatronics learn mechanical and electrical, that supposed more flexibility right? But I rarely see source discuss about mechatronics so I really confused.
@@engineernow But dont mechatronics engineers usually mainly go for robotics and automation jobs too? Which you placed higher than electrical engineering.
@@someguythatdraws5072 to be honest both are good but I think he ranked the electrical engineer job lower not the major (even tho the major was the focus of this video and I think it should’ve higher because of the opportunity) because the major allows you to go into any of those top fields in which you can learn about renewable energy, robotics, computers, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and software as electrical engineering is a more direct path to those fields But if you do enjoy the mechanical aspects also then it doesn’t really matter and you should do mechatronics because you will get good opportunities for both
@@Trttttrrrjjhhhhhtttttmaybe he's talking about Engineering Physics (some of the universities offer it as a major), although it's great for research but employment opportunities are less. By mathematical I guess he meant Mathematics and Computing (MnC) engineering, few universities offer this course, it's probably one of the highest paying majors out there, with wide scope opportunities in Data analytics, Cybersecurity, Software roles, Machine Learning, Financial Engineering, Embedded systems engineering
I have a master Degree (5 years in university) in industrial maintenace but in Algeria (North Africa)..... will i get job offers in Europe/USA/Canada or i have to study all over again in their colleges ??
@@engineernow First, thanks for the reply, i went to WES site having no idea what to do, i created an account and added my credentials like my Baccalauréat, Licence Diploma and Master Diploma, and personal info, the last step is "Report Recipients" which is basicly pay to send your report to institution(s) ,,,, well, i cant procced further since credit cards are not available in Algeria, we cant buy thing online, we cant pay things online, currency is so low, we can exchange currencies, thats why i want to leave
Where would you rank mining engineering? All the cutting edge electric cars and renewable energy sources require crazy amounts of rare metals to make, so my teachers anticipate need for mining engineers to go up in the future to meet this demand, but I wondered what you think about it. It’s a rare profession only taught by a few schools, but maybe you could get the same jobs with a more general engineering degree.
Hi i want to ask you i love cars and motorsport racing field and also coding or computer or technology so Iam confused about theses majors 1- computer + communications (both in one in my country i can mix to majors if i want ) 2- mechanical engineering (specifically in automotive engineer ) 3- mechatronics engineering What do you think and if there is any other majors plz tell me.
I am confused between robotics and mechanical engineering...i also have interest on mechatronics but i dont have a mechatronics engineering course in my nearby universities what should i do
What engineering subfields would I need to learn to understand how to manufacture supplements, including the whole manufacturing process and equipment used at every stage? What subfields do I need to google? Thank you!
@@engineernow Yes. standardized extracts from plants of different compounds or just minerals and vitamin dosages that show clinically significant results .
Employment of civil engineers is projected to grow 5 percent from 2022 to 2032, faster than the average for all occupations. About 21,200 openings for civil engineers are projected each year, on average, over the decade.
I think this is what I think top list should be ~ 1) CSE 2) ECE 3) Electrical Engineering 4) Robotics Engineering 5) Petroleum Engineering 6) Aerospace Engineering 7) Mechanical Engineering 8) Chemical Engineering 9) Automobile Engineering 10) Civil Engineering
@@engineernow there is a manufacturing engineering degree, where would it rank on your list? Cause I never hear people talk about that so I’m just curious on how an expert would see it
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I’m surprised electrical engineering wasn’t in top 3. The current market for software engineering is in pieces rn also.
EE is broad, it can go in CE, CS industries.
@@bigbao9843 ik, i am am electrical engineering student whose concentration is electronics. What did you mean by saying that? 😄
@@Trttttrrrjjhhhhhttttt EE is a very broad discipline. Everything related to electricity so does software stuffs. There’s a lot of EE students actually work as a SWE or machine learning stuff. Sure they need to take additional CS class or study by own.
What is CS?@@Trttttrrrjjhhhhhttttt
@@AbdouBnsg if you’re asking the question literally, I’m surprised you watched this video. CS is computer science. Great major but the market is incredibly saturated ATM.
Cheat codes
@0:34: #20 - Materials Engineering $63K - $95K/yr
@1:18: #19 - Agricultural Engineering $57K - $98K/yr
@2:13: #18 - Environmental Engineering $60K - $88K/yr
@2:49: #17 - Industrial Engineering $62 - $82K/yr
@3:37: #16 - Civil Engineering $65K - $100K/yr
@4:14: #15 - Biomedical Engineering $66 - $120K/yr
@4:46: #14 - Computer Systems Engineering $68K - $107K/yr
@5:31: #13 - Mechanical Engineering $69K - $103K/yr
@6:01: #12 - Electrical Engineering $75K - $123K/yr
@6:41: #11 - Chemical Engineering $59K - $90K/yr
@7:07: #10 - Aerospace Engineering $73K - $127K/yr
@7:51: #9 - Computer Hardware Engineering $52K - $93K/yr
@8:23: #8 - Nuclear Engineering $67K - $103K/yr
@9:41: #7 - Petroleum Engineering $74K - $115K/yr
@10:20: #6 - Renewable Energy Engineering $62K - $102K/yr
@10:44: #5 - Robotics Engineering $72K - $120K/yr
@11:23: #4 - Data Engineering $78K - $124K/yr
@11:54: #3 - Cybersecurity Engineering $81K - $131K/yr
@12:23: #2 - Software Engineering $87K - $141K/yr
@12:59: #1 - Artificial Intelligence Engineering $91K - $158K/yr
How you did it? 🤔
W. thank you
@@engineernow First, capture the transcript (there are many ways of automating this), but a simple way is to use tactiq DOT IO, which takes about a second. Then copy-paste the transcript. Then, in your Code Editor ... you _Do Have_ a Code Editor... right? 😉 and paste the transcript into a python script something similar like this using natural language processing (NLP) techniques:
-------------------------------
import re
# Sample transcript
transcript = """
@0:34: #20 - Materials Engineering $63K - $95K/yr
@1:18: #19 - Agricultural Engineering $57K - $98K/yr
@2:13: #18 - Environmental Engineering $60K - $88K/yr
...
"""
# Regex pattern to match timestamp, engineering field, and salary range
pattern = re.compile(r'@(\d+:\d+):\s+#\d+\s+-\s+([\w\s]+)\s+\$(\d+K\s+-\s+\d+K)/yr')
# Find all matches in the transcript
matches = pattern.findall(transcript)
# Convert matches to a structured format
engineering_disciplines = [{'timestamp': match[0], 'field': match[1], 'salary_range': match[2]} for match in matches]
# Print the result
for discipline in engineering_disciplines:
print(discipline)
----
Here we are Defining a regex pattern: The pattern matches the timestamp, engineering field, and salary range.
Finding all matches: Uses re.findall to find all occurrences in the transcript.
Structuring the data: Converts matches into a list of dictionaries.
Then printing the results: Outputs the structured data.
Note: the above code needs tweaking.
You could probably have one of the HyperScale LLM's like ChatGPT ingest the transcript and do it for you as well, I don't know, I haven't tried it. Capturing transcripts, then copying them into an LLM for summarization, is a time saver.
EE can go in CE, CS industries
EE can go to the the top 6. mentioned engineering’s
EE has so many subfields, it deserves its own video like this. i.e. electronics engineers on average make 155k according to Glassdoor
Hi, im currently a first year electrical engineering right now, didn't know EE has so many sub fields that i can choose in the future. It's so good to know that i can do lots of things, thanks to the flexibility of an EE Skills!
Ye its kinda cool, there are many EE courses related to Mechanical Eng, electronics eng, civil eng and other engineering. As of now im on my last year in EE and my major is Renewable Energy. EE is like the polymath of engineering we could be useful in any field
What do you think about industrial engineering? Nowadays, in terms of finding a job and salary
For me doesn’t look the best option
@@engineernow crazy to see this after i just started studying ie in metu. luckily it's a different story here in turkey
how about mechatronics? i confused to choose electrical or mechatronics, what do you think about long term and flexibility
Both good, but I would recommend electrical, better flexibility among industries
@@engineernow really? Don't mechatronics learn mechanical and electrical, that supposed more flexibility right? But I rarely see source discuss about mechatronics so I really confused.
I would prefer here more narrow niche, mechanics too wide, needs to much to learn 🙂
@@engineernow
But dont mechatronics engineers usually mainly go for robotics and automation jobs too?
Which you placed higher than electrical engineering.
@@someguythatdraws5072 to be honest both are good but I think he ranked the electrical engineer job lower not the major (even tho the major was the focus of this video and I think it should’ve higher because of the opportunity) because the major allows you to go into any of those top fields in which you can learn about renewable energy, robotics, computers, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and software as electrical engineering is a more direct path to those fields
But if you do enjoy the mechanical aspects also then it doesn’t really matter and you should do mechatronics because you will get good opportunities for both
Why so little subs?
I’m studying Mechanical Engineering ( Energietechnik branch) in Germany. Is it good nowadays? Thank you.
Depends on what you expect further and which industry 🙂
Thanks for the video! What do you think about mathematical and physical engineering?
Never heard of it, probably little employment oppurtunity
@@Trttttrrrjjhhhhhtttttmaybe he's talking about Engineering Physics (some of the universities offer it as a major), although it's great for research but employment opportunities are less. By mathematical I guess he meant Mathematics and Computing (MnC) engineering, few universities offer this course, it's probably one of the highest paying majors out there, with wide scope opportunities in Data analytics, Cybersecurity, Software roles, Machine Learning, Financial Engineering, Embedded systems engineering
I have a master Degree (5 years in university) in industrial maintenace but in Algeria (North Africa)..... will i get job offers in Europe/USA/Canada or i have to study all over again in their colleges ??
You can make Diploma evaluation using special services like WES
@@engineernow First, thanks for the reply, i went to WES site having no idea what to do, i created an account and added my credentials like my Baccalauréat, Licence Diploma and Master Diploma, and personal info, the last step is "Report Recipients" which is basicly pay to send your report to institution(s) ,,,, well, i cant procced further since credit cards are not available in Algeria, we cant buy thing online, we cant pay things online, currency is so low, we can exchange currencies, thats why i want to leave
Yes, you have to find an option to pay online
What do you think about Naval architecture and Marine Engineering
In general good, but offshore 🙂 would not recommend to go offshore to anyone 😣
Do you recommend being a IE?
IT is better ☺️
Where would you rank mining engineering? All the cutting edge electric cars and renewable energy sources require crazy amounts of rare metals to make, so my teachers anticipate need for mining engineers to go up in the future to meet this demand, but I wondered what you think about it. It’s a rare profession only taught by a few schools, but maybe you could get the same jobs with a more general engineering degree.
I don’t like, it’s in demand, but not modern, 19-20 century job 🙂 look at IT, finance, robotics, biomedicine etc
Hi i want to ask you i love cars and motorsport racing field and also coding or computer or technology so Iam confused about theses majors
1- computer + communications (both in one in my country i can mix to majors if i want )
2- mechanical engineering (specifically in automotive engineer )
3- mechatronics engineering
What do you think and if there is any other majors plz tell me.
I would recommend everything relate to IT
Unrealistic
So first 4 positions is basically Computer Science / Engineering.
Any chance of growth of Automotive Engineering Jobs in US?
Automotive engineers are projected to grow 7 to 10% percent from 2022 to 2032 as per, not bad 👍🏼
I am confused between robotics and mechanical engineering...i also have interest on mechatronics but i dont have a mechatronics engineering course in my nearby universities what should i do
Communications engineering is not mentioned. 🤨
And what about sound and multimedia engineers?
I think it’s great 👍🏼
@@engineernow thanks
What engineering subfields would I need to learn to understand how to manufacture supplements, including the whole manufacturing process and equipment used at every stage? What subfields do I need to google? Thank you!
Hi, are you talking about food supplements?
@@engineernow Yes. standardized extracts from plants of different compounds or just minerals and vitamin dosages that show clinically significant results .
@@encapsulatio use chat gpt
@@babacarthiam6522 I don't trust that crap. that does not fact check it's answers before recommending something.
I thing it’s medical engineering or food science
Most of the fields are electrical engineering subfields
Ive been enjoying my post bacc in CE so far. Did my initial bachelor's in IT / web dev im 24 and got a lot to learn
In Finland mechanics have better salaries than engineers. Not worth to waste time in university
And Computer Science in Systems Engineering Specialisation????
Is Civil Engineering expected to grow in future ?
Employment of civil engineers is projected to grow 5 percent from 2022 to 2032, faster than the average for all occupations. About 21,200 openings for civil engineers are projected each year, on average, over the decade.
@@engineernow Okay ...And How are the job opportunities for Civil Engineers abroad ?
I have many friends civil Eng working in different countries, no problems to find a job
@@engineernow Okay ....Thanks for reply !! Will remain connected with You for long time !! 🤝❤️
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I think this is what I think top list should be ~
1) CSE
2) ECE
3) Electrical Engineering
4) Robotics Engineering
5) Petroleum Engineering
6) Aerospace Engineering
7) Mechanical Engineering
8) Chemical Engineering
9) Automobile Engineering
10) Civil Engineering
It’s not about what I think, it comes from American The Bureau of Labor Statistics
@@engineernow if u look at that too u will see Computer related branches are always on top 🤔btw Ur Editing and video quality is good man keep it up
@@engineernow wait I just saw the BLS and it had all Medical Professions on the top lol
Study Marine Engineering is it okay
Good salaries but harsh conditions, I used to work offshore and would not recommend it to anyone 🙂
How about structural engineering?
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Hello Alex, can you recommend a good university in your opinion where I can get a good education in the field of robotics. Thanks
Just search for top universities in the Desired country, there is no secret 🤐
Architecture engineering?
Nice 👍🏼
What about manufacturing?
What industry? Manufacture what exactly?
@@engineernow there is a manufacturing engineering degree, where would it rank on your list? Cause I never hear people talk about that so I’m just curious on how an expert would see it
@@Georgemasoncollege As manufacturing is a specialization of Mechanical, you can consider it is equivalent to Mech. But it depends on where you live.
What about electronics engineering?
It’s good 👍🏼