what courses do have take in high school and in college become an electrical and mechanical engineers?
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In school,\n          if you can take maths-biology group or computer science group(involving physics,maths& chemistry).\nIn college,\n           you can opt electrical & electronics for becoming an electrical engineer.you can opt mechanical engineering for become an mechanical engineer.
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IF you have math included then...\nYou can go for Engineering BE\nBE electronics and tele communication/instrumentation\nStudy of electronics and telecommunication tachnology\nBE computer science\nBE biotechnology\nBE mechanics\nBsc Biotechnology\nBsc botany/zoology/maths/chemistry/physics/industrialmicrobiology/industrial chemistry/microbiology/computer science/infomation technology/mass communication\nBachelor of visual media communication\nBA English/all indian languages/sanskrit/ Humanities/political science/economics\nBCom\nNursing\nBachelor of dental science\nMBBS\nBachelor of pharmacy\nFood technology\nSpeech therapy\nMArine technology
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Electrical/Computer engineering does.
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well almost every college has these things in some shape or form. Best suggestion talk to your High school counselor and she will help guide you to a school with the best options for what you want to do. Most of your big state universities are excellent in science, tech and architecture however. yahoo also has a college section so you can research schools there.
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That will really depend on you. Mechanical will be a good start. See what else you really like, talk to a guidance counselor to start getting headed in the right direction. If you don't like their answer, talk to a different one. There are lots of engineering jobs but again, Mechanical should get you ready for a very wide array of careers.
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normally, 2 years in college.  You learn everything you need to know in the first 2 years.  If you just want a certificate instead of a degree, just take the mandatory engineering classes and not the general classes like english and foreign language that most colleges require.  If you do that you could finish in one to one and a half years easily.
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engineering\nteaching physics at a secondary or university level\nresearch
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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.
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computer technician...if you want to take vocational courses.....but i think computer engineering is the best course ....you get to know all the hardware and software stuff...
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Fundamental subjects of mechanical engineering typically include:\nstatics & dynamics \nstrength of materials \nsolid mechanics, \ninstrumentation and measurement, \nthermodynamics, heat transfer, energy conversion, and refrigeration / air conditioning, \nfluid mechanics and dynamics, \nmechanism design (including kinematics and dynamics), \nmanufacturing technology or processes, \nengineering design, \nmechatronics and/or control theory, \ndrafting or CAD/CAM. [5][6] \nMechanical engineers are also expected to understand and be able to apply basic concepts from chemistry, chemical engineering, electrical engineering, and physics. Most mechanical engineering programs include several semesters of calculus, as well as advanced mathematical concepts which may include differential equations and partial differential equations, linear and modern algebra, and differential geometry, among others.\n\nIn addition to the core mechanical engineering curriculum, many mechanical engineering programs offer more specialized programs and classes, such as mechatronics / robotics, transport and logistics, cryogenics, fuel technology, automotive engineering, biomechanics, vibration, optics and others, if a separate department does not exist for these subjects.[7]\n\nVR
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Agreed with Mr.Answer,\n\nI am also a Electrical Engineering, Communcation and Computer systems are two different experties.\n\nCommunication- \n\nyou learn about communication equipments,not limited to phones and cellphones, but industrial communication, saving, recording and regenating data without distortion, distribution is important part of it.\n\nComputer Systems -\n\nThis is about computer hardware, not just making hardware, but to see how each hardware react to certain conditions, how to design a custom computer systems for industries, low level progrmming, Automation is another important part of it.\n\nthis course are very interesting, however beware, it is hard , it requires higher level math like, Differential Equations, Diffrential Equation-II, Compex Numbers, Numerical Analysis etc. (not to mention Calculus 1 -2 -3 )\n\nso choose wisely\n\nthanks\nSANDIP
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If you're in High School, make sure you take all the math and physics courses that you possibly can, and work really hard to understand the concepts.  Then, apply for an engineering course of study at one of the many colleges or universities that offer an engineering program.  At that college, you will probably get all kinds of suggestions and opportunities about how to get a job in the field after you graduate.
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Chemistry and physics are classes any engineer should be required to take regardless of whether you attend a college or university.
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Take plenty of math and science - all sciences. Of course health classes. If your HS has any physiology, kinesiology and anatomy AP classes take them too.
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there are many application one of them is electromechanical engineering
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First of all ur area of interest is most important. Computer and electronics field require highly analytical brain, where as mechanical requires innovative brain.\n                           Although in terms of opportunity and growth I'll rank different stream as:\n1. Computer Science\n2.Electrical and Electronics\n3.Mechanical(including production, industrial, aerospace etc)\n4.Chemical\n5.Civil
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Sure you can switch to aeronautics from mechanical engineering. However, please consider yourself as a freshman and probably learn lots of new terms when you get there. It is tones of solid knowledge is required that your might left out such as Aerodynamic, Propulsion, System Control and Gas Dynamic. It is pretty lots to catch. I can;t advise too much as your question is too general to give u a specify answer of your interest fields or major. Keep in mind you can do it but it will be hard. Good luck