What steps should i take to be agood student in engineering science?
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Study hard...and do the homework, believe me, I'm not just saying this, it really helps. I could have passed Calc II if I had simply done the homework. Even though it doesn't count toward your grade, it helps you make sure you're really learning the material!
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You need to be good at your studies that's for sure.In particular at mathematics.When you graduate from your school you can study aerospace engineering at engineering college.A lot of engineering schools offer it in Australia.That's one of the ways.Or you can study physics and follow up with a post graduate degree with specialization in Astronomy.It is important to understand that only astronomers don't become astronauts.People from military,\nbiologists,\nchemists,\nphysicists,\nengineers,\nmeteorologists,\ngeologists\n all have been to space.The environment in space is particularly suitable for ceratin experiments and is important to many branches of science.\nSo studying astronomy is one of the ways and not the only way.
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Since you are interested in doing a science course, I would encourage you to get into a Bachelor of Technology course. The specialization area should be of your interest, example Mechanical Engineering, Computer Science, Electronics or whatsoever. You know your potential and caliber. So take a specialization that you think would suit you the best.\nTake every piece of education as a good note. And I am sure that your Foundation Course wouldnt do you any harm and it will definitely be helpful in laying a firm foundation. So proceed with completion of your Foundation Course.\nConsidering the Engineering Sciences, one could rake lots of money in the Computer Science and related fields. Business may not be your focus now. It's better to get on with a rich discipline of science and master that field.
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Study hard so you can become a NASA scientist
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You need to take as many science courses as you can...\nMath is also a necessity
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First, you must have outstanding math grades, science grades, and written/verbal skills.  You must also have perfect eyesight.  High SATs, good overall GPA (3.9 or better) and extracurricular programs (especially leadership positions in academic clubs) are also helpful.  If you are delinquent in any of these, give up.  (For future reference, always use spellcheck...Your title is misspelled, and that will prevent you from receiving any scholarship 99.9% of the time.)\n\nIf you are still with me, then find out what state university offers this degree plan.  Apply for university and departmental scholarships.  It would be highly advisable that you contact either the Chair of the department, or the department secretary, or another faculty member that might be doing research that interests you, and ask them for some advise.  Let them know of your interest in their college.  Ask if there are any undergrad or high school summer research positions and how one would go about obtaining one.  Networking within the system is always a good way to get your name (and proverbial foot) in the door.\n\nIf all this fails, you should consider the Air Force.  If you do well on the ASVAP (sp?) you can apply for pilot's school.  After 4 years, your GI Bill will pay for your engineering school.\n\nHope this is helpful.
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All engineering majors generally have to 'taste' the other disciplines in addition to their core coursework.\nYou will likely need calculus through differential equations, 2 or 3 semesters chemistry, 2-4 semesters physics, basic materials science, electrical engineering, statics (civil), thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, several design and analysis classes and classes on how to use CAD (computer aided design). You'll also have to do a senior design project.  The best way to find out the classes you specifically need is to look in the catalogue for the college you are registered at; most university's will post their requirements publicly too.
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Study well.\nWork Hard.\nGood Luck.
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get an engineering degree either in computer or electronics..side by side do few courses on java,j2ee,j2me etc...
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Attend your lectures, and know why you are studying what you are studying. Analyse what you studied.\n\nGoto Berkeley webcasts to download free lectures on various engineering courses given by their professors.
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Choose ur field as aerospace engineering..if u are already an engineer..u can do some research and get a PhD..then u can do ur Post Doc research under any professor related to NASA...then if u are really talented in the field of aerospace i think u can get a job easily in NASA..
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well this is how i usually do it. first read and understand what u need 2 study then suummryz what u r gona stdy hope it helpzzz good luckkkk
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If you got a B+, then all you should need to get is an A- to get in the 'A' family - the upward trend should show you improved over the term. Other than doing extra credit (as you noted), I'd cover those things that gave you trouble and find a different way to learn them - maybe use some flash cards for vocabulary terms. But strive for your "usual" A+ this term to give yourself a buffer.\n\nBut you didn't provide any other specifics - what specific branch of science are you learning? Are you comfortable in the lab? If you're taking chemistry, you will want to be adept at algebra for problem solving and balancing chemical equations. If you're taking physics, you'll need to know some geometry and trigonometry (as well as some algebra) for force and trajectory problems. But if you're still calling it by the generic name "science," then that tells me you're probably in junior high - at least you have some fair warning for high school science classes.\n\nOverall, though, don't get overly concerned about your grades - it's more important to *learn* something that you can take out of these classes. If you get an occasional B or B+ but learn a lot, you're going to have an easier time in college than those who work just to get A's.
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Good luck with that one.\n\nOnly way you're going to get that accomplished is if you are an absolutely outstanding student, network relentlessly, and are better than everyone else.\n\nIf you can do that, it doesn't matter which major you choose.  Engineering in this day in age though is more in demand than just about anything else.
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I am currently doing it at the moment.  Find a University that offers the course.  Make sure you work hard in your Physics and Maths classes, as these form the foundation of what you will learn at University.  Also, If you are still at school, see if they offer any kind of engineering science classes.  These will help a lot.\n\nAnother option is to explore the air force.  This can give you a hands on version of Aeronautical engineering, which may be better if you are a more hands on orientated person.
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can you please give more details, are still in high school? are you studying eng. now, so u need help? which type of eng?
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Thats sounds like a good idea as you will def need physics at a very good level to do engineering!...;