Hello, I’m considering taking Chemical Engineering at Mohawk College this September. I loved chemistry and all sciences in high school and did ok (75-85%) in them. However, I’m a little worried that I won’t comprehend any of the material in college.
How difficult would you say first year college math, chemistry and physics courses are? And do they ususally go over a bit of what you learned in high school at the beginning?
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Need a backup plan for a tough economy? Two former engineers found a second calling in the food industry. They talk about how their tech careers prepared them for their current quest for fennel pollen and the perfect mole.
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This non-profit organization facilitates real life laboratory activities related to science, technology and nature discovery for students and young adults.
Blueprint: Designing Wisconsin’s Future examines how schools, businesses, and communities are partnering to prepare students for the 21st century workplace and society. Featuring interviews with students, teachers and community supporters, Blueprint explores the effects of innovative science, technology, engineering and mathematics programs on communities throughout Wisconsin.
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I am contemplating on if i should change my major. i am currently in civil engineering but i want to be out in the field and not behind a desk all day. Can you help me out?
Possibly consider sticking with Civil Engineering and become a site engineer. On site all day hardly a desk in site.
With the Civil Engineering degree under your belt you can then always change to a Consultant Engineer role later on in life if you find you want more desk time. Not sure if a Construction Engineering Technology Degree would allow you to become an Engineer without further learning.
This R/C Rover will be awarded to one person at Instrumentation2008. The Rover is equipped with a Wireless Surveillance Video Camera… Custom built by a team of experts from Cal State Long Beach Engineering Technology coordinated by Vinny Nguyen, Engineering Technology.
The rover will be auctioned off at Instrumentation 2008 during the event (Feb 28, 2008, 3:00-7:30pm) with 100% of the proceeds going to the Cal State Long Beach team. More about the auction below….
About the rover….. The rover was just built this semester as a robotic class project using all new parts and is in perfect working condition as you can see from the video. It includes 4 FM channel remote controller, a tank bot with dual servos drive, turret to for the camera, and wireless transmitter camera. It will come with all the extra batteries and accessories.
Video shows the rover at all angles and inside, how to set it up and operate the rover, rover in motion and video view from the rover camera. Features include all-terrain tractor treads, rugged construction, tilt servo camera positioner, receiver antenna, dual servo propulsion drives (D-drive), r/c receiver, battery, home pointer, span serve, wireless camera, a/v antenna, battery deck, remote handset with independent controls for camera turret and rover motion, dual lens camera for 3D video.
About the auction…. Bidding will start at $1.00. Winner will receive the R/C rover, all accessories and unlimited phone tech support from the Cal State Long Beach robotics team! If won by a company, that company will receive a full-page display advertisement ($751 value) to appear in one issue of each of the following publications: Los Angeles Annunciator, Orange County Chart, San Diego Signal, Southern San Joaquin Valley Alarm and Las Vegas Experience, monthly instrumentation, process control and automation publications that are mailed to approx 1400 ISA members and others in Southern California and Nevada. Recent issues… www.instrument-news.com. Winner will be announced at 7:30pm and must be present to win.
The expo and all training is free to anyone in the refinery, water, wastewater, power generation and process industries who are involved with instrumentation and process control. All the major I&C suppliers will be exhibiting.
Pre-register to receive a free gift not available at the door at the official website at www.instrumentation2008.com or call (206) 984-3922 for more information about exhibiting or sponsoring at this year’s expo.
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I’ve recently looked in a majoring booklet, and all 3 have been put into seperate categories: Bio-engineering in the Engineering and Building section; Bio Technology in the Biology and sciences section; Doctors in the "medical" section, which supposedly isn’t even in the Biology and sciences section.
(And also, I’ve been told engineering isn’t exactly math. Is that true?)
What’s the difference between these 3 majors? What do you do, how many years of college, what do you have to be good at to do these jobs? (Such as, medical you have to be good at biology?)
Thanks!
Wow, complex question. This is going to take some effort. Hope you award "best answer" points!
I’m wondering about "bio-engineering"–if it’s in the engineering and building section, it might involve the emerging technologies of "green" design. Biotech is a profession that involves mucking about with genetics and micro-organisms in order to develop useful technologies–stuff like genetically altered agriculture, organic computer chips, or bacteria that eat up oil spills. Doctors of medicine, of course, are those that treat illnesses and injuries.
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20 pts plz Here the rest of the question
What significant impact will science,technology, engineering, and math have on the national economy over the next ten years
Science and math leads to material improvements, that is fancier technology and more efficient engineering. It’ll make things cheaper and better.
From an economical point of view, that shouldn’t change anything. It’s been that way for decades.
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I like more hands on work… but i also want a decent salary. i hear that mechanical engineering is mostly theoretical..what does that mean?
I got into Mechanical Engineering Technology at RIT (rochester institue of technology) is that good?
When you pursue a degree in Mechanical Engineering, you do not only take Math/Physics/Chem/Engineering subjects but are also enrolled in other non-Eng’g subjects such as Humanities, History, English and related courses that will give you a well-rounded education.
If you go the Mech Eng’g Technology route, the curriculum is concentrated more on the technical aspects of Mechanical Engineering.
An introduction to Nano-Science, and NanoTechnology and what it means for the information age! Explanations of current Nanotechnology which has been back-engineered from crashed Alien spacecraft.
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whats the difference between the two? What kind of jobs are available to the technology one, and which is more likely to get hired? How much more do engineers make then technology majors ? are Electrical technology really engineers ?
According to this:
Students of electrical engineering technology learn the design, drafting, and technical skills they need to assist engineers and put engineering ideas into action.
It sounds like the technology version is more like an AS degree, so you can help an engineer. A technician really. If you are the helper, you always make less. How much is relative, but in CA a new BS. EE can expect anywhere from $55-$65k to start. So the AS degree will only get you into the upper $20k to mid $30k.
Yamaha introduces a new engine with the introduction of the 2009 Yamaha YZF-R1.This is the first production bike using inline 4 – crossplane crankshaft engine technology.
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Mechanical Engineering Technology
Electrical Engineering Technology
Civil Engineering Technology
I want to know which one has the best job prospects and biggest salary.
I love working with machines by the way and i do not like to sit behind a desk so i thought maybe mechanical engineering technology, but i do not know about the job demand. So i want to know which out of these three ASSOCIATE degrees have the best Overall Scope since i am interested in all three.
job prospects: civil engineer
pay: electrical engineer
http://www.ted.com Inventor, entrepreneur and visionary Ray Kurzweil explains in abundant, grounded detail why, by the 2020s, we will have reverse-engineered the human brain and nanobots will be operating your consciousness.
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Today military uses M1-lazer to naturalize enemy missile attack. Scientist is still working on defensive stealth technology.
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Im almost finished with my associates in electrical engineering technology but am not sure if i should continue to get a bachelors degree in ECET because its only recognized as a technician degree.
$15k more for a Bacherlor’s Degree? On what planet?
