Can anyone tell me how much computer engineers, mechanical engineers make?
124246
I have seen entry level positions start at as much as 30,000 and salaries only go up from there.  I have some students who are starting at companies for $60K or $70K.  Really depends on the kind of Engineering you are going into and how much experience you have coming out of your college program.  Definitely do internships!!!
248788
Hell yes mechanical engineers are still needed.  Someone still has to translate what gets done w/ CAD for example and build it.  Some has to design and build the new equipment needed to build and repair our new creations.  I don't think they will ever be out of a job.
532504
If you plan on staying in the USA, then neither.  The engineering field has been outsourced and dominated by third world residents in the USA.  Trust me, I have a B.S. in Aeronautics (rocket science), yet I have been doing information technology for over the past decade or so.  A friend of mine is a mechanical engineer who works in Texas for an oil company, but he ha to go so far as getting his PhD before anyone would even talk to him.  If I were you, I'd seriously reconsider other careers because as you will quickly come to realize, U.S. engineers are treated no better than bank tellers in this country and don't earn the same kind of money they were pulling back in the 1960s' and 1970s' during the cold war.
340437
Biomedical engineer salary $38,121 to $45,983, with an average of $41,181.\nIs the application of engineering principles and techniques to the medical field. It combines the mechanical and mathematical expertise of engineering with the medical expertise of physicians to help improve patient health care and the quality of life of healthy individuals. \nElectronic engineering is a professional discipline that deals with the behavior and effects of electrons (as in electron tubes and transistors) and with electronic devices, systems, or equipment.Salary in the United States is $103,376. \nComputer engineers are electrical engineers that have additional training in the areas of software design and hardware-software integration. Salary Range: $41,300 - $96,700 annually.
254700
To answer your first question, the pay is almost the same as long as you stablize yourself. But go for a major which you think will give you satisfaction working in long run. Pay is one of the factors to consider yes, but think of long run too. If you are comfortable being an electronic engineer then go for it. On the other hand if you think software is your deal, then go for software. Also, just because someone is electronics engineer, doesnt mean that they are not into computers. Some electronic Engineers do handle the computer networks too, which is the backbone of any company. They might be dealing more with computer hardware. If you are thinking of pay scale, well...there are so many computer hardware engineers and network engineers who make the same bucks. So think of what really makes you feel comfortable in the long run. When you are experienced enough, higher pay will automatically find you.\n\nComing to your second question.....oh..wait...i guess i answered this part in the first part of my answer itself. :-) Take care and good luck with your future.
423250
If you can truly solve peoples problems with your software you can get 6 digits (even in oklahoma).  You will get paid what you are worth.  If you are fast, well organized and accurate you can get jobs out more quickly and on lump sum jobs that means bonus!\n\nI would also say that may programming slaves who implement others logic probally make $50,000 (including insurance etc) just to be code monkeys.\n\nDont make a choice for the money.  decide if you like the logic and problem solving of programming.  remember there is much that is tedious in programming too.
27854
You can make alot but depends on where you work.  Print shops pay very well.  Alot of graphic designers also free lance.  They get leads from print shops and other places.  You can start off on the high side.  My friend started off at 35k
627576
on average the starting salary would be around $30,000-$45,000.  That is not to say that it couldn't be more or less.  It all depends on how much experience you are bringing to the table.
10877
i wonder engineering students wud need this kinda help.. \nbut there's a better way to make money ... try coaching students for getting into premier engineering colleges ... coz maths is their  biggest hurdle!
122395
A pitiful 15,000 to 18,000 (USD) a year.  It's only when you get serious seniority that the pay rolls in.\n\nSee the Salon article listed below for more information.
465790
most places have a small guarantee (maybe 30,000 / year)  If that is all you're making you'll probably get fired.  If you work hard I'd estimate 50-60K your first year.
443748
not much....I know someone who works for AMR and they make about 8.70 a hour
597443
depends on what your employer is willing to pay you.  MSCE certs are valuable to you as an engineer.  Salaries can range from $90----150,0000 depending on where you live and whom you work for.
306947
how about getting a REAL engineering degree. you'll be much better off.\n\nhey asswhopper\n\nyeah i am jealous, i have a BSME from one of the top 5 eng. schools in the nation.  your associates just blows me out of the water.
521222
Just do your research on schools that offer engineering and you should be able to find some useful information.  I'm actually a chemical engineering student, which apparently are recruited by the Navy for their nuclear engineering program.  I've heard that nuclear engineers start at roughly $60,000 per year, then by their fourth year with the Navy are earning approximately $90,000.  After four years I've heard that one has the option of re-enlisting, or one can leave the Navy and work elsewhere.   A friend of mine from high school is actually a nuclear engineer with the navy... however he says that he has virtually no free time whatsoever.  If you choose to attend a standard four year school before signing on with the Navy then there should be a representative there that can provide you with more detailed information
670560
Hardly anything...jobs are hard to come by in that field...\n\nBut...you can always check out www.salary.com to find out what each profession is worth in different locations.
34154
Take a look at salary.com. You can get an estimate there.