Choosing Engineering
Published 3/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 167.40 MB | Duration: 0h 40m
Published 3/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 167.40 MB | Duration: 0h 40m
Is an Engineering Career Path right for you (and are you right for engineering)?
What you'll learn
Is engineering for me?
How do I choose which engineering role is best suited for my personality?
What skills do I need? Do I have to be a problem solver?
What is a good plan to become an engineer?
What are some areas of study within engineering?
How do the engineering programs at various schools/universities differ and why does it matter?
Do I need to be good at math and physics?
What industries can I work in?
What is a Project Life Cycle and how does it relate to my future in engineering?
What engineering disciplines can I work as?
What factors go into deciding on the most suitable discipline for me?
As an engineer, can I work remotely?
Requirements
This course will save you time, effort, and money – you’ll walk out of class knowing how to make an informed decision on whether an engineering career is the best choice for you, and how to plan for the most ideal path in it.
Description
Choosing Engineering is about the info they don’t teach in school. It's meant to help you evaluate and decide if engineering is something you should consider pursuing or not from a more practical perspective.Knowing what to expect and what to plan for will help you more effectively and efficiently map out your career. So I've put into this course everything I really wish someone would have shared with me when I had first expressed an interest in studying engineering and in an engineering career. Compiling decades of experience and lessons learned from myself and others, I create this structured, one-of-a-kind course to guide you through the different key elements you should consider without having to figure it all out on your own the hard way through real-life trial and error. And so that you can go through the material at your own pace and rewatch what you need.And to help you figure out where to go after you complete the course, at the end I throw in an Add-on section:Now that I know all of this, where do I go from here? What are some next steps to take?What’s a PE license? How do I obtain it?
Overview
Section 1: Choosing Engineering Introduction
Lecture 1 Preparing to Begin/Setting Up for Success
Lecture 2 Choosing Engineering Intro
Lecture 3 Course Agenda
Section 2: Things to Ask Yourself
Lecture 4 Why Do I want to be an Engineer?
Lecture 5 Is Engineering for Me?
Lecture 6 How do I become that Engineer?
Section 3: Making Choices
Lecture 7 Choosing the Area of Study
Lecture 8 Choosing the University/College
Lecture 9 Choosing the Lifestyle
Section 4: Breaking Out the Lifestyle
Lecture 10 Choosing the Industry
Lecture 11 Industry Examples
Lecture 12 A Quick Heads Up
Lecture 13 Project Life Cycle
Lecture 14 Choosing the Discipline
Lecture 15 Discipline Examples
Lecture 16 Knowing Yourself
Section 5: Choosing Engineering Wrap Up
Lecture 17 Wrap Up
Section 6: Add-on: Next Steps and Extra Material
Lecture 18 Next Steps
Lecture 19 Professional Engineer License
Lecture 20 Summary
Students thinking about making engineering their career path,Anyone considering a career change and is wondering if engineering is right for them