Introduction /interesting topic title here

Rook · April 12, 2015

I had to Google Aeronautical

Indeed nopity nope.

xC3FFF0E · April 12, 2015

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Amuyea · April 12, 2015

Mechanical Engineering deals with the design and manufacture of mechanical systems. Mechanical engineers make an impact in almost every aspect of modern society, due to the vital roles they play in the design and production of all material goods. Areas of study include machine design, robotics, manufacturing processes, thermodynamics and engines, fluid flow, composite materials properties, dynamics, acoustics, finite element analysis, and computer-aided design. Specific fields of study can range from biomechanics and assistive technologies for the disabled to automation and robotics systems, engine and propulsion systems, and the design of ships, submarines, aircraft and spacecraft.

As copied from my (future) university's webpage.

Part of me cringes each time I read it. ;^-^

My parents chose it for me - it was either this, or Aeronautical, which... just... no.

No.

The only engineering student stereotype I know I follow is that I'm super good at Jenga. > w>

sound long but yeah does it have some programming class?

Souhaiter · April 12, 2015

I would think so. o:

If we're tortured to go through CAD, I cannot imagine they wouldn't have some sort of programming in their curriculum.

Even if it's incredibly basic, I think a skill like that is necessary in just about every engineering field. ^-^

CmakLove · April 12, 2015

Bienvenue

Amuyea · April 12, 2015

I would think so. o:

If we're tortured to go through CAD, I cannot imagine they wouldn't have some sort of programming in their curriculum.

Even if it's incredibly basic, I think a skill like that is necessary in just about every engineering field. ^-^

Programming is good skill to have in your Major