Best majors :)

[Pelop17]

Hello guys,

 

My question is pretty simple

What are the best major to study which will find a sure job? :lol:

 

Just post below

 

Maybe this will be usefull for someone who dont know what to study

 

Thanks everybody!!

[helping]

anything medical or engineering

catch is you won't make it if ur retarded (in the slang sense)

[Pelop17]

anything medical or engineering

catch is you won't make it if ur retarded (in the slang sense)

nice

[tek inpektor]

Programming.

[Deletive]

Software, Nano Engineering. Probably Computer science could land you a good job.
 

[Builder]

CS majors make about $50-60K starting their career. I'd say that's pretty decent for jobs you can largely do from in front of a computer.

[Pelop17]

Software, Nano Engineering. Probably Computer science could land you a good job.

 

 

 

CS majors make about $50-60K starting their career. I'd say that's pretty decent for jobs you can largely do from in front of a computer.

what about computer engineeering ?

 

Help for the help

[Builder]

what about computer engineeering ?

Computer engineering is probably closer to electrical engineering than programming. CS is more of a science major.

 

If you want an engineering major that's less scientific method and more engineering, i.e. the practical applications of code, how to maintain and organize code, etc, then software engineering is a better major.

[Freaky_spider]

chemistry

 

and then work in a lab

[Pelop17]

Computer engineering is probably closer to electrical engineering than programming. CS is more of a science major.

 

If you want an engineering major that's less scientific method and more engineering, i.e. the practical applications of code, how to maintain and organize code, etc, then software engineering is a better major.

bassicly compuer enginner design computers ?right?

[Builder]

bassicly compuer enginner design computers ?right?

Yes, but not in the sense you're used to.

 

That's more on the transistor and boolean algebra level of computer design.

[Jamdude]

Most divisions of engineering and IT pretty much guarantee a job.

[Pelop17]

Yes, but not in the sense you're used to.

 

That's more on the transistor and boolean algebra level of computer design.

what i have in mind personnaly is that you design a full product , lets say a gpu of amd

am i right?

[Pelop17]

What you guys think about aerospace and aeronatucal enginnering

or avianics?

[coen113]

anything in automising, engineering

[Deletive]

what i have in mind personnaly is that you design a full product , lets say a gpu of amd

am i right?

computer architects take on either Computer science/Computer engineering. so if you're interested in that direction then you need bachelors in either one of those which is like 2-3 years.

[Builder]

what i have in mind personnaly is that you design a full product , lets say a gpu of amd

am i right?

No, no single person or company designs an AMD GPU. They have several engineers designing the GPU itself, probably computer engineers. The other components are sourced from OEMs by the distributor or by AMD.

[Art Vandelay]

Nano Engineering

 

What do nano engineers do? I've wondered that for so long.

 

 

Computer engineering is probably closer to electrical engineering than programming.

Yeah, computer engineering is usually mixed with electrical, for the first couple years. They're similar degrees.

 

bassicly compuer enginner design computers ?right?

They do embedded systems, typically. The people that design chips are people with pHDs

[Pelop17]

computer architects take on either Computer science/Computer engineering. so if you're interested in that direction then you need bachelors in either one of those which is like 2-3 years.

thanks i didnt know that , so is like a specialization ?

 

 

What do nano engineers do? I've wondered that for so long.

 

 

Yeah, computer engineering is usually mixed with electrical, for the first couple years. They're similar degrees.

 

They do embedded systems, typically. The people that design chips are people with pHDs

so if i finish as a computer engineer what will i do and is it a sure job major?

[Art Vandelay]

so if i finish as a computer engineer what will i do and is it a sure job major?

design embedded systems, and I really hope it's a sure job, otherwise I'm gonna waste a ton of time.

[xox]

Engineering or Computers

[Sammael]

petroleum engineer

 

http://www.npr.org/blogs/money/2013/09/11/221417806/episode-485-whats-your-major

 

 

Found money still in the lead

[Deletive]

What do nano engineers do? I've wondered that for so long.

 

 

Yeah, computer engineering is usually mixed with electrical, for the first couple years. They're similar degrees.

 

They do embedded systems, typically. The people that design chips are people with pHDs

Nano engineering is pretty much the same as engineering but at the atomic, molecular and supramolecular levels. (0.2-100nm) It involves processing and manipulating matter at extremely small scales. At this scale materials exhibit properties and behaviour that differ from those of traditional bulk materials. So it differs from normal engineering. it takes a year of general engineering requirement (at UBC)

[Pelop17]

Nano engineering is pretty much the same as engineering but at the nano level. (0.2-100nm) It is engineering at the atomic, molecular and supramolecular levels. It involves processing and manipulating matter at extremely small scales. At this scale materials exhibit properties and behaviour that differ from those of traditional bulk materials. So it differs from normal engineering. it takes a year of general engineering requirement (at UBC)

what about geology

 

petroleum engineer

 

http://www.npr.org/blogs/money/2013/09/11/221417806/episode-485-whats-your-major

 

 

Found money still in the lead

[Deletive]

what about geology

Thats like much of the earth and everything about it. like the sea's of the mantle and stuff; effects things can mean on the earth. that sort of stuff.