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  • Опубліковано 30 вер 2024

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  • @vincentcampanella309
    @vincentcampanella309 5 років тому +8

    You do great work Kyle! It's awesome seeing you in my subscriptions. I go to a community college where people tend to just go to class and then go home, so it's awesome to get a taste of that college "grind culture" that you bring forth. (I can't wait to transfer out - studying alone is draining, and I miss having people to interact and bounce ideas around with) I'm trying to maintain a 3.5 so I can get scholarships in order to afford to transfer somewhere really nice. PLEASE keep uploading! I love looking back to some of your old videos when I need it, or just for some tips. I'm considering uploading some similar videos myself! Keep it up man!

    • @KyleGillis
      @KyleGillis  5 років тому +1

      I really relate to this Vincent. A lot of people (including myself) really have trouble finding that core group of people who also like to put in work with projects and such outside of the requirements from school. Keep doin your thing and making moves with school, it'll get you into a place where you're around these people. Definitely will be uploading and I encourage you to give it a try as well! Thank for everything man. 💯

  • @cyncity6873
    @cyncity6873 5 років тому +3

    can you do a show on life after getting your Engineering degree? the hot jobs? etc?

    • @StEvUgnIn
      @StEvUgnIn 5 років тому +1

      Cyn City Most Engineering UA-camrs end up quitting their job

    • @KyleGillis
      @KyleGillis  5 років тому +2

      Love this idea. I'll make sure we get this video up Cyn.
      PS. The sushi emoji is gonna take off this year.. i'm calling it now lol 🍣

    • @cyncity6873
      @cyncity6873 5 років тому +1

      @@KyleGillis i am all about the sushi life🍣🍣🍣🍣🍣🍣🍣🍣🍣🍣

  • @omarsnaimeh1015
    @omarsnaimeh1015 5 років тому +1

    Thank you kyle
    Keep it up

    • @KyleGillis
      @KyleGillis  5 років тому +1

      Yessir. Thank you. 🍣

  • @ryantyler10
    @ryantyler10 5 років тому +1

    Great videos. Over a year ago you made my transition from Mechanical Engineering to EE a lot easier. However I have hit another rough patch of difficult courses and hope you can bring any kind of Electrical Engineering content to your channel either by interview with someone in the field or any way you know how to. Thank you, I greatly appreciate these videos.

    • @KyleGillis
      @KyleGillis  5 років тому

      Glad to hear this Ryan. Def love the idea of talking to some people in EE and relaying what i know already. Expect videos on this to come 💯🍣

  • @TheEngineeringToolboxChannel
    @TheEngineeringToolboxChannel 5 років тому

    You might have talked about it already...but what made you want to start a UA-cam channel? What was your motivation? Thanks!

    • @KyleGillis
      @KyleGillis  5 років тому +1

      Love your channel man.. Your channel is extremely practical and useful. You're really killing it tbh. I could've actually used several of your videos for work I've done. (been sub'd btw 👾)
      I'll be sure to sprinkle more of these ideas into more vids.. A lot of people in engineering from what I've seen fall into 2 groups: They've either had parents / friends who were engineers (or some prior connection to STEM), and then there is a group of people who have no prior connection with STEM but were swayed by the cool tech and current STEM movement. The 2nd group is the group that I would fall into and from my experience that group is highly likely to want to drop these majors because they aren't use to doing the work they're about to go through and they don't know the benefits on the other side. The original idea behind the videos was to show the side of me that relates more with these people, the side that people dont tend to want to show in public or on UA-cam. (Failing/dropping classes, poor communication skills with professors, etc.).I only started the channel cause I didn't see any of this. Whew... sorry bout that lol 📕

    • @TheEngineeringToolboxChannel
      @TheEngineeringToolboxChannel 5 років тому

      Kyle Gillis ...all good man! Interesting stuff...
      I really think you’ve been able to fill that gap for a lot of people in the second group. You’ve definitely got a knack for speaking and just being real and relatable.
      Btw..thanks for the sub. Glad you find the channel useful!

    • @KyleGillis
      @KyleGillis  5 років тому +1

      I’m sure we will find a way to do something together in the future. If you got any ideas, lemme know. Ksgillis@mix.wvu.edu

    • @TheEngineeringToolboxChannel
      @TheEngineeringToolboxChannel 5 років тому

      @@KyleGillis Yea man I'll keep it in mind and let you know if I think of anything!

  • @hishamahmed21
    @hishamahmed21 5 років тому

    I’m an architecture student by the way, hi👋🏻😂

    • @KyleGillis
      @KyleGillis  5 років тому

      Very cool. Look forward to hearing more about your journey in architecture! Since we are both being honest lol, I don't know that much about architecture! 😂💀 But it seems really interesting. It's like combining art, the natural world, and design all wrapped up in one.

  • @alexward5620
    @alexward5620 5 років тому

    Hey Kyle, your content is really refreshing! I'm currently a sophomore in civil engineering and your videos about the career fair and internships have been really helpful! Keep up the great work man!

    • @KyleGillis
      @KyleGillis  5 років тому

      Appreciate the support Alex. Yeah, I particularly liked making the career fair vid cause of how practical it seemed. I'll be sure to try and incorporate more things like this. --> Sushi emoji is on the rise this year, I'm callin it lmao 🍣

  • @hishamahmed21
    @hishamahmed21 5 років тому

    I’m subscribed to you because I saw one of your videos suggested to me and I looked at that thumbnail and thought he’s handsome!😍 I know that’s shallow but I’m just being honest 😂

    • @KyleGillis
      @KyleGillis  5 років тому

      Bahaha! Your honesty is flattering and appreciated! 😂😅

  • @jigga1781
    @jigga1781 5 років тому

    Dude that start Up music is cool

    • @KyleGillis
      @KyleGillis  5 років тому

      One sec, lemme look it up bro.

    • @KyleGillis
      @KyleGillis  5 років тому

      Here you go vv 🍣
      Chance the Rapper & Social Experiment - Home Studio (Back up in this bitch)
      soundcloud.com/chancetherapper/chance-the-rapper-the-social

    • @jigga1781
      @jigga1781 5 років тому

      Thanks bro!

  • @jordantucker9326
    @jordantucker9326 5 років тому

    Great to hear you're doing well and liking what you do. I'm liking the direction you want to take. Maybe talk more on later engineering courses more in depth, interesting projects or labs. Builds and talking about individual paths is where it's at 👌 Keep it up man.

    • @jordantucker9326
      @jordantucker9326 5 років тому

      And maybe some hard skills you recommend learning when following a career in engineering.

    • @KyleGillis
      @KyleGillis  5 років тому

      Love the ideas man. Appreciate it. I’ll be sure to incorporate some of these intro upcoming vids 💯

  • @hahmisc8808
    @hahmisc8808 5 років тому +1

    Wow, Kyle! Great moves, keep it up, proud of you!

  • @ameurrs
    @ameurrs 5 років тому

    Hey kyle, great stuff!
    If there's a video id be interested in watching you do, it would have to be about what you are planning on doing after your industrial eng. major and why you're headded down that path and also touch on what are other fields that an industrial eng. major could expect post graduation (Lol turns out, just like you, i was a comp sci. major and am now considering switching into industrial eng lmao), cheers!

    • @KyleGillis
      @KyleGillis  5 років тому

      Sounds good my man. I'ma put this down and the video will be coming out. Haha, if you're anything like me, you'll really enjoy IE over CS. There are some cool parts to both! Nobody says you can't be an IE that codes. (theres actually several career paths with this that I'll talk bout in the vid). Appreciate the support.