About my college education:
To be in the college of engineering, one must have the necessary skills in order to graduate on time, or at the least, graduate. Proficiency in all areas of mathematics is the primary requirement for this field of study. Most of the time, problems could only be answered through calculations. One must also posses good interpersonal skills. I believe that one does not breeze through the five years of engineering education without the help of his fellow students. Last, I think, would be ingenuity. It's good to know the process on how to solve problems, but it saves time to know what specific process to use in particular problem.
My current job:
Resident Engineer at a mall
Am I using what I learned in college:
Most of the principles I learned in college, I was able to apply at my current work. A resident engineer is the one maintaining the facilities and implements engineering projects in a building and all these things require the knowledge of the principles behind these processes and equipment.
For example, we should ensure that the construction guidelines should be followed by our tenants. We need to constantly monitor their construction phase and conduct regular inspection during their operation phase to ensure the safety of the employees and the customers.
How long did it take to find a job:
8 months
Do I recommend studying Electrical Engineering:
I would highly recommend electrical engineering, or any engineering course for that matter, to anyone who is still undecided on what to take up. With engineering, you will be able to know how things work and get a more than adequate compensation package in the process. As more students take up health care professions, finding jobs is not as hard as other disciplines due to lesser competition. With engineering, you can never have enough experience, it depends upon the person how eager he is to learn and apply what he has learned.
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