what should we do after Engineering?
413286
way before you are done with your last year of school, you should already be working for a good firm, and also looking for a better one as you work at this one and before you finish your last year of school..\nyou also need to go on many interviews with many companies so you can see what the offer and home much money you may be getting so you can ask the company you are now working at ( you need to get a job several months before school ends ) to counter offer the offers you have form other companies..\nif they say no..tell them you will think it over, thank you always be nice....do not quit them..until you HAVE the other company to hire you.\nthen when you get hires make sure that company will offer to help pay for Grad School..and keep going to school to increase your education paid for by your job..and this way your pay will keep getting bigger too.\nGood Luck
651856
Plenty of jobs. Like building and designing new planes. You also get to work with Airforce. Lots of engineering positions too. You can also be working a satellite.
391956
I'd pick drama and engineering.  Drama will help you learn to act in groups and that can't hurt you later in life!  Engineering is just plain attractive to college admissions people.  The other 2 you can do on your own, you don't need to take classes in it.
993035
It totally depends on what you want to do at NASA.  Engineering, astronaut, computers, avionics.  ???   What are your interests?  Can you be more specific?
372464
Probably go after an engineering degree from an ABET acredited school, and then perhaps a masters. For more info check out Disney's imagineering group.
376240
Math, Math, Math Theory, Science ,computers, and I would also suggest some good english classes, communication classes and business fundamentals.  While the main job of the mechanical engineer is to design and build systems that do useful work, you have to understand and be able to explain to those that are non technical and are paying the tab.  those other classes will help with that.
131775
I think you may want to try learning java or c++.  I currently am minoring in Computer Science Engineering along with my Mechanical Engineering degree and I have taken C++ and it's alot of fun.  As for a programming environment you can download open source stuff such as Eclipse which is awesome, because you can set it up as you want for your own needs.  Many of my classmates use Eclispe because it is open source and flexible or you can try Dev C++ which is what I have on my computer as well and it is also free to download.  I dont remember the website for Dev C++, but the one for Eclipse is www.eclispe.org ... good luck!
660547
Math, physics, fluid dynamics and everything else engineering
669922
The future in India is good. At present there is a shortfall of talent in many engineering streams. If you are based in India, I am sure there are many job opportunities for you here. If you based abroad, come to India to broaden your horizons and view.\n\nYou haven't mentioned the specialisation- you are a design engineer in which stream of engineering?
225993
Depends on what interests you, but I'll assume you're wondering what majors are most employable after graduation. Based on quite a few years since my own graduation (and given my particular interests and talents), I should have majored in economics or mathematics or geology - if my goal were simply employment.  But in fact I'm happy to have taken anthropology and political science and history and film.\n\nPlease capitalize your sentences in future posts. Thank you.
519146
Engineering uses a lot of mathematical procedures - and with some physics background too i would have thought with a short training period you would have been an ideal candidate.\n\nI am a maths graduate and my husband an engineering graduate and there are always takers for people with those kinds of qualifications. (beats BA 'leisure studies' dont you think?)
208978
No, you can be confident that the information you are learning will be totally useless when you graduate and get a job.  Instead you will be required to use common sense, a course that cannot be taught.  The secret to being a good Engineer, is knowing what is important info, and what is clutter dream up by academics (this especially applies to Engineering Math - all you will actually have to use is simple operators, percentages and other stuff every 17 year old will know - all Engineers I have spoken to have done no calculus since graduation).
866967
You can become an engineer with a BS in Physics.\n\nCheck Salary.com for pay scales and job descriptions.
636811
I think you should be a substitute teacher for junior high or high school.  Volunteer for "engineers without borders" who do projects in developing countries.  Or be a contractor.  Oil exploration is big lately.
936678
Thats sounds like a good idea as you will def need physics at a very good level to do engineering!...;
878516
What interests you? Road and bridge building or electrical things such as radar signals, electronics, electric power generation, etc.?? To me that should direct you to the right field. How about Mechanical ? Mechanical Engineers have to learn a bit of everything - no specialization. Aeronautical Engineering is a specialized field that has gained a lot of interest. Ultimately, you will have to choose what you career goal is and go for it. Good luck.
1005001
When you are an engineer.