I hope to study Mechanical Engineering at Uni. I'm going to my final yr in a levels: maths, physics, further maths. This video has assured me that a career in software engineering is viable for me and I will succeed in software engineering.
If you are passionate about the field you are in, the work won't seem as bad. This is great advice not only for software engineers, but any field. Constant learning and hard work is a given!
Bro I can’t lie I kinda got shafted by Sheffield Uni. Just because I got a B in physics they changed my course from Mechanical Engineering to Materials Science. I even got an A* in maths and A* in further maths so idk why they did this
@@SA64R Yh ik right. I’m going to try and change the course back to Mechanical Engineering and if they don’t let me imma start throwing hands lol. Nah but fr tho, is Materials Science and Engineering a very ‘maths - heavy’ course like other engineering courses, such as mechanical or electrical? Because if it’s more content based I’m gonna kms
Hi Sagar, I’m off to study aerospace engineering this September. For the last couple months I’ve come to understand that the entry graduate post for aerospace is limited and therefore extremely competitive. Since you have studied and graduated in aerospace dyu think I should do 2 years, or any years, and transition to mechanical because the industry is larger and varied and also land a more successful job with higher financial freedom. Asking for a genuine friend because I don’t have anyone that may have an outlook you have on this. 👍🏾😊
I'd say the role of aerospace engineer would be more lucrative if you manage to break into it rather than mechanical but I do see where you're coming from it's a big "IF" I break into it. I would say stick with aerospace as you can get mech eng roles with an aero degree so there's no loss to you that way.
Bro, I'm thinking to drop A Level Computer Science. My teacher is so rubbish, doesnt teach anything. My college hired someone from the road. What do recommend?
Software engineer salary is basically brain power value , that is how much you can learn , how fast you can learn , how much you can use and how much you can create and innovate . And this is not ok , we software engineer should put a stop to this and stop graduates suffering .
Hey Sagar, I am Bangladeshi. I want to study aerospace engineering at America. Can I study aerospace in America? If I can so what should I do? Please tell me about this. I will be very helped by you. Please explain me what I should do.
You can study there, I don't know on how the admissions works for anyone wanting to study there so you're going to have to research that yourself i'm afraid.
I hope to study Mechanical Engineering at Uni. I'm going to my final yr in a levels: maths, physics, further maths. This video has assured me that a career in software engineering is viable for me and I will succeed in software engineering.
If you are passionate about the field you are in, the work won't seem as bad. This is great advice not only for software engineers, but any field. Constant learning and hard work is a given!
As a cobol devloper i agree
Hey Sagar, i am curious how is it possible to employ as a software engineer after pursuing a degree in aerospace engineering?
True! It's not easy being on top. 8)
Bro I can’t lie I kinda got shafted by Sheffield Uni. Just because I got a B in physics they changed my course from Mechanical Engineering to Materials Science. I even got an A* in maths and A* in further maths so idk why they did this
I am sorry this happened, I genuinely would be like wtf if that happened to me
@@SA64R Yh ik right. I’m going to try and change the course back to Mechanical Engineering and if they don’t let me imma start throwing hands lol. Nah but fr tho, is Materials Science and Engineering a very ‘maths - heavy’ course like other engineering courses, such as mechanical or electrical? Because if it’s more content based I’m gonna kms
Sagar , should i go for aerospace engineering if i am not really rich
Hi Sagar,
I’m off to study aerospace engineering this September. For the last couple months I’ve come to understand that the entry graduate post for aerospace is limited and therefore extremely competitive. Since you have studied and graduated in aerospace dyu think I should do 2 years, or any years, and transition to mechanical because the industry is larger and varied and also land a more successful job with higher financial freedom. Asking for a genuine friend because I don’t have anyone that may have an outlook you have on this. 👍🏾😊
I'd say the role of aerospace engineer would be more lucrative if you manage to break into it rather than mechanical but I do see where you're coming from it's a big "IF" I break into it. I would say stick with aerospace as you can get mech eng roles with an aero degree so there's no loss to you that way.
Bro, I'm thinking to drop A Level Computer Science. My teacher is so rubbish, doesnt teach anything. My college hired someone from the road. What do recommend?
Drop it, no point wasting time if your teacher doesn't teach. You may as well learn yourself and have a more flexible time table.
Software engineer salary is basically brain power value , that is how much you can learn , how fast you can learn , how much you can use and how much you can create and innovate .
And this is not ok , we software engineer should put a stop to this and stop graduates suffering .
Sagar, I want to speak like you. I really admire the way you express yourself. Could please give me some tips and advices. Thanks
I don't really know what advice to give, I guess just be genuine nothing more to it than that
Hey Sagar, I am Bangladeshi. I want to study aerospace engineering at America. Can I study aerospace in America? If I can so what should I do? Please tell me about this. I will be very helped by you. Please explain me what I should do.
You can study there, I don't know on how the admissions works for anyone wanting to study there so you're going to have to research that yourself i'm afraid.
If you are not a US citizen it would be hard to become employed in the aerospace industry in the US
Nice Video
great advice thanks!!!!!!
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