What is the difference between Naval Engineering and Marine Engineering?
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They are essentially the same but Naval engineering does deal more with shipbuilding and Marine engineering the running and maintenance of all the ships equipment for thew toilets to the propulsion system and everything in between
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They both potentially pay very well. Engineering is quicker you can make alot of money after 6 years of school instead of like 12. But medical is alot more prestigous. Also, its about what you'd enjoy most.
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actually electronics and comm. engineering comes under one stream only.but taking aspect of industry a communication engineer works in the field of wireless,gsm and other technologies of communication.
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Do you mean deck hand ?  Or  wiper ?  One works around the ship and helps moore/anchor the ship. The other in the engine room and with auxillary equipment. In the Merchant Marines you can travel quite a bit. It would be possible to get off one ship and on another. This would let you stay in a foreign country for a short while once in a while. A willingness to learn a 2nd or 3rd language might not hurt. A lot of countries will have English speaking people, but ?\n Also, it might be possible to be on ships with people from different countries.\n It is one way to travel and see different places, a lot of them.
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Your , question, is vague, but the princpal use of Naval Guns is to, soften Beachhead, landing areas, SOP, in Marine assault Forces, waterbourne assaults !
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Both are hydrodynamic, that is, with the fusiform shape that is best to "pierce" the water when moving forward. In addition, such a shape maintains a laminar water flow around them (as opposed to turbulent). A laminar flow ensures support of the body (as opposed to sinking).\nMovement in water differs from terrestrial movement because the body may move in 3 dimensions; therefore, fish fins (comparable to the "flaps" of submarines... well I know nothing about submarine architecture so I guess that's not their name) counteract pitch (up/down tilt), yaw (left/right) and roll (rotation around the greater body axis).
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Oh wow. Hold on - still laughing. Wait. Wait. Okay.\n\nBecome an officer. I'd say Army. With the navy, you'd actually have to get on a boat. Marines, well, there's that whole macho marine thing. Aim for a desk job in the army.
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text book definition of engineering is: application of science to the design, building, and use of machines. For example, electrical engineering deals with electrical machines, and computer engineering deals with computing machines. In the beginning of engineering programs, there is considerable overlap between various branches of engineering. Then you begin to focus in more and deeper into a particular area. One thing to remember about all branches of engineering: you will take many math classes, and you will learn new mathematical techniques in your engineering classes. If you like math, engineering is a good choice.\n\nThe programs for the study of computers basically come in two flavors: computer engineering and computer science. The two fields have considerable overlap but the basic difference is that computer engineering has a greater focus on the computer hardware and computer science has a greater focus on computer software. Either way, you would work a lot with computers.\n\nComputer hardware is the physical computers and computing machines. Thus, computer engineering deals with the fundamentals of computer design. You would study the design, construction, and testing of both basic and sophisticated computing machines. You would also learn computer communications and networking, including the Internet. All in all, you would spend considerable time in laboratories to first learn how computer subsystems work and then to test your own designs of computers and computer networks. You would also learn computer software, but not to the extent you would learn if you were pursuing computer science. This is where the overlap with computer science comes in.\n\nComputer software refers to the programs that make the computer hardware function. Windows 98 is an example of a program, called the operating system, which makes your PC behave in a particular way. Microsoft Word, Netscape Navigator, and ICQ are examples of programs, which are also called applications. Applications exploit the behavior of the computer, after the operating system has been installed, to perform certain functions in a particular and desired fashion. Computer programs are written in many languages, such as C++, Visual Basic, Java, etc. A computer science program will teach you algorithms and techniques for creating these applications. You will spend a lot of time on the computer to write and test your programs. You will also learn some of the basics of computer hardware, which is thus an overlap with computer engineering. But your main interaction with computers will be more as a user and code developer than as a builder; that is, you will be trained to be a programmer, not a manufacturer.\n\nLet us talk about electrical engineering, which perhaps is the engineering discipline that has the greatest overlap with computer engineering and computer science. Electrical engineering deals with the design of electrical machines, analysis of electrical signals, physics of electronic devices, etc. Since computers are one form of electrical machines, you would learn about computer hardware and software. However, there is more to machines, signals, and physics than just computers. So you would learn about many more electrical machines in electrical engineering than you would in computer engineering or computer science. Here again, you would spend time in the laboratory to test your own designs, including those of computers. Many electrical engineering programs also allow for a specialization in computer engineering. Your classes in electrical engineering will include a great deal of mathematics. The use of computers would definitely be a utility to do your homework assignments.\n\nNow comes the tricky question of which career, engineering or computers, pays more. We can talk about this with some certainty in today's job market. Computer science and computer engineering graduates command some premium, not great premium, over electrical engineering graduates upon gradu
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You should put this question in biology, not in engineering. \nGenetic engineers are biologists.
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Simply put, the Marines are part of the navy. They are under control/direction of the Dept. of the Navy.  Providing security for the ships themselves as well as the brig (jail on ships), is one of their primary functions.  Marines always have and always will go to sea! Semper Fi
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http://www.sailor.lib.md.us/MD_topics/res/env_ani.html
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That depends on what the job is.  The Navy is excellent at defending American shipping from hostile threats.  The Coast Guard is excellent at rescuing people that are in danger in America's waters.   The Navy is an offensive/defensive branch of the military.  The Coast Guard is defensive only, but is vital to catching illegal immigrants and illegal items (drugs and weapons) being brought into this country.\n\nSo, it really boils down to the job.  Defending oil tankers in the Persian Gulf is a good job for the Navy.  Catching drug runners is a good job for the Coast Guard.
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Engineers have science degrees as do scientist so the difference is mainly in their course work in college and their intended work after graduation.  A scientist (pure or applied) tries to discover and document the physical phenomena under study in a lab to expand knowledge or to permit others to apply the science, respectively.\n\nAn engineer is an applied scientist in the field and uses technology to design and build physical structures.\n\nBoth scientists and engineers may conduct research in a lab but their objectives may be quite different.  For example, a scientist may wish to learn how and why materials corode while an engineer may wish to discover which paint will do tthe best job in preventing corrosion before painting a fleet of trucks.
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seperate because their training is differant from the navys
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A computer science degree would emphasis more on the programming side, while a computer engineering degree is more on the side of the whole picture.
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I would said chemical Engineering is better  than mechanical production. In chemical Eng. you'll sure could go far in the future. Since chemical engineering is not just a small field it consist lot of industrial areas. from food to medicine, from chemical to petrochemical and lot more. compare to mechanical the coverage is much more smaller.\nAfter all up to your brain capacity both field are challenging muahahaha
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One is a masters degree & the other a Post graduate diploma - check this out http://www.findamasters.com/students/showmessage.asp?thread=3005&cat=5&threadpage=1&newview=1