Mechanical engineering

Engineering is a Profession Not an Occupation A good profession is not something you get to choose it’s something that chooses you. When I was just nine years old I took apart my parents treadmill just to know what it was like inside. I loved to tinker and build things to see how they worked all throughout my childhood. On the first day of my first engineering class the professor told us characteristics of a good engineer. The first thing she said was engineers are people who like to know how…

graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York, where i graduated as a Regular Army Engineer Officer. i hold a master's degree in Philosophy, Politics and in Mechanical Engineering focusing on Robotics. I attended the Massachusetts Institute of Technology where i obtained a Masters degree in Mechanical . I am a graduate of the National War College, Command and General Staff College, Armor Officer Advanced and Basic Courses, and Ranger and Airborne schools. I was a White…

My decision to pursue a career in mechanical engineering came, not as an epiphany, but as an evolutionary process. I realized that engineering with a focus on efficient transportation was the heart of my home country’s economy, Thailand. Automobiles became a point of interest for me. I would spend almost every weekend at an automobile repair shop near my home. I would help the mechanics in doing their job, and as my skills developed, I came to understand the role of the engineer - to design…

Mechanical Engineer With a Mechanical Engineering degree, it is so broad out with connecting to other different engineering jobs that it seems to be easy to get a job from how the outlook in the job market is growing. It makes me wonder with the knowledge that we get from our courses prepares us for our jobs or is it better for us to continue our course of knowledge for a Masters or Doctorate degree. With my research and interview, I have found out positives and negatives of what would happen…

is about how humans can break through our physical limitations through the innovation of technology and by doing so also stimulate economic growth. Mechanical alterations to humans could greatly improve human life by expanding human abilities through robotic enhancements. Mechanical engineers will be the ones who will design and build the mechanical augmentation that will allow them to improve human life. God has given us the capability to come up with this technology, so Christians should want…

1. What do you know about URENCO USA?  URENCO USA is basically a nuclear fuel company located 5 miles east of Eunice, New Mexico. URENCO has several business units in Germany, Netherlands, United Kingdom, and United States. URENCO uses centrifuge enhancement technology to provide the uranium enrichment services to generate low carbon nuclear energy and satisfies approximately 7% of America’s electricity needs. The best thing about URENCO group is their focus on sustainability while maintaining…

At the age of fifteen, I was reading heavily on the subject of machinery. My curiosity flavored with a passion for mechanical engineering made me spend my free time disassembling broken machines and trying to fix them. Furthermore, I tend to be more curious and creative when I was 10th grade. I start my research, combined all of my formulas, and think about a new source of energy…

specializing in NASCAR racing. Before I can pursue my dream of becoming one of the fastest NASCAR racers I must first have as much knowledge in mechanics as I can. In order to do this, I plan to become certified in the automotive industry. Automotive Engineering Technicians determine the proposed product design changes and carry out test on experimental test devices or equipment for performance, durability, or efficiency. In order to do what I want to I must first learn my basics. For example,…

A defining moment for my passion for mechanical engineering came right at the beginning of college as I, a wide-eyed freshman, stared in awe at our Mechanical Workshop professor who deftly cut and welded a delicate metal sheet into a perfect square tray. It was a very simple job, one that I was able to replicate satisfactorily in the coming weeks…

As the first speakers started off with today’s presentations, I was really intrigued and fascinated by the Industrial Engineers, Justin Melmick and Zac Stachowiak, as they talked about their job at Universal Studios and I’m pretty sure everybody else was too. Although it started off well, it did not exactly end off too interesting, since I think Dr. Damla Turgut and Dr. Alain Kassab’s presentation seemed kind of dull. I kind of felt like I zoned out during their presentations because I did not…