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Alberto C. & Alexander L.

The Engineering Profession

Updated: Jan 5, 2022

An engineer is a professional whose job is to design, invent, and maintain structures, data systems, and machines. Engineers use a variety of methods to solve problems and innovate in ways requested by their employers. Engineering also covers a broad range of different skill sets and involves many different occupations such as; an aerospace, agricultural,

biochemical, civil, and many more types of engineers.


Here are some skills one needs to master to be a good engineer:

Problem-solving: An engineer's job consists of analyzing a situation, pointing out problems, and then finding the appropriate solutions for them. If you can handle and overcome obstacles in the right way on a daily basis, employers will want to work with you.

Computer-science: No matter in which field of engineering you decide to specialize in, you will be required to use a computer to do your job at its maximum potential. Skills such as programming are respected across a variety of engineering disciplines and potential future

employers admire them.

Structural analysis: It is the determination of the effects of loads on physical structures and their components, such as placing the strains under a structure or machine under current techniques and seeing if they withstand. Prior experience with this will assure employers that

you can make safe and functional calculations.

Teamwork: Nearly all engineering projects involve working with a group of coworkers and professionals, so teamwork skills ensure you can cooperate with teammates properly to succeed as a unit and to work as hard as possible.

In order to officially become an engineer, you need to apply to a good university where you can develop all of the skills needed. There are many good options in the USA, such as MIT, Stanford, UC Berkeley, Michigan, the University of Texas at Austin, and John Hopkins.



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