A Day in the Life of a Water Resources Engineer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- Here is a REAL look at a day in the life of a Water Resources Engineer. This video doesn't go in-depth about my day, just gives an idea.
For those wanting to study Water and Sanitary Engineering like I did or better still Environmental Engineering, here are the software's you need a little knowledge in
#AutoCAD
#QGIS
#RORBwin
#12d
#Drains
#Tuflow
#eWATER MUSIC
Currently in school to become a water resources engineer. I’m happy that some of the work I saw you do, I had knowledge on :)
This was so hilarious and enlightening 😂
Can we get a video on your journey towards becoming a water resources engineer? Pretty please. 😊
This is the first video I’ve watched of yours and I found you hilarious. I’m about to start my first engineering job as a design engineer and so I wanted to get an idea of what it’s like. Instantly subscribed. Thanks for the laughs!
Thanks Kayla and good luck with your career
Your commentary is hilarious and so real lol I love your transparency and openness
Awesome personality!!! All other engineering. Videos are boring. This is great.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Enjoyed watching this day in the life. I want to be a water resources engineer in the future too.
A degree in environmental or civil engineering will take you into the field of water resources engineering
I am doing this program
Thankyou so much
I was feel less passionate about the program but this video has made me feel so nice ❤️
I will be studying a master's in Water Resource Engineering (research) next year. Your information is already giving me a lot to think about!
I have a BEng and MEng currently...
Congratulations, where will you be studying. I am glad to be of help. Water Resources Engineering is a fun and rewarding career.
@@aussiesisi I'm in South Africa. University of Pretoria!
I got a Bachelor degree in Business (only had 2 ENV science courses, one discrete math course and one statistic course. All graded A). Can you give me a few tips to prepare myself in the next 6 months if I get admitted to the Water Resources Eng Master Program this Fall 2023? 😬 Thank You!
Since you are coming from business, I will advise you to take courses on stormwater management as well as hydrology and hydraulic courses to understand the basics. In your spare time learn some GIS techniques and hydrology tools. Hydrology tools or applications depends on your country of practice.
Hope this helps and Good luck.
@@aussiesisi thank you so much 🤗
This is so gooooood... I loved ittttt
Thanks
I did not expect to laugh so much clicking on a video like this. Kudos to you for making your work day fun!! I’m curious, what was your major in college?
Great...A great day indeed.
Awesome content, informative yet fun.
Much appreciated!
Wow, This is soo nice, I wish you could be my mentor :')
Thanks
Do you have any advice for someone who is interested in this career
Pls I have HND in Buildings Technology, BSc in Construction Engineering and Management and. MSc in Quantity Surveying. How is the job opportunity in Australia with regards to background with less QS working experience ????
www.aiqs.com.au/eligibility
I do not know much but the link can be of help. Australia hardly takes foreigners for jobs. If you intend to migrate the link gives you steps.
Question for you, I want to be a water resource engineer. I have a degree in Geog & Environmental science
My main focus was water resources. I have GIS exp. I have worked on many rivers, surveys and what not. What are my chances of getting a job in that field? Even if I don't have a engineering degree
I don't think you can be an engineer without an engineering degree. However, you can work as an environmental scientist or consultant in the field of water resources. Truth be told the salary disparity BTW an engineer and scientist in the field isn't that much. Good luck
I am from Vietnam 🇻🇳, I have a bachelor's degree in environmental engineering and I am looking to study for a master's degree abroad. However, I see that the Master's program is mostly about wastewater, but I want to specialize in Water Supply and Sewerage for high-rise buildings, should I study a Master's degree? Can you give me more advice?
I suggest you do a masters by research rather than coursework. This will give you the opportunity to gain the knowledge in the niche you desire
And that would be a masters degree in civil engineering ( drainage to be precise)
thinking of doing a Diploma in water resources management....
Nice to meet some one is in the same profession
Can I now more about the software the you use??
hydraulic & water resource engineering undergraduate myself.Currently pursuing MSc program in water supply & environmental engineering, Kindly, what kind of advice would you give me for my selection course?
on the other hand,if you don't mind, could you please show us some videoes of software you use for water?
I am planning to do a video on that.
I really would appreciate it.
Gratitude.
Do you need to go out to work in the field?
Yes we do field work and design
from uganda 🇺🇬.. I am in first year doing water resources engineering from busitema university. I could like you to be my mentor. I love the course but I don't have that person who tells me what skills do I need. I need your guidance maama .. I also have a dream of working in Melbourne or Baltimore
I will have to figure out how to do tutorials for the apps we use. But to be honest I do not have time and the apps differ from country to country. However, I can help with the basics.
@@aussiesisi it's okay.. thank you.. I need the basics. Eagerly waiting
I am in uk 🇬🇧 with my family
Post more please
Thanks for your encouragement. I will soon. So many thing I want to share.
How much salary should one expect?
Graduates role starts between 60000 to 65000 aud.
@@aussiesisi is it possible to get 6 figure salary?
@@Gosick02 Definitely but the 6 figure comes with experience. The more experience you have the more power to negotiate into a 6 figure salary.
@@aussiesisi thanks for replying
I will like to you
Hi
Pls I hope if you be ok for me to enquire about the standard of livening in Australia 🇦🇺 in Queensland
What degree is needed ?
A degree in either environmental or civil engineering.
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