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Shady18
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I have a question to pose:
I'm interested in becoming an engineer, but I'm not sure what branch best suits what I would like to be doing professionally. I have a large interest in designing/building cars and basically anything that can help people get from point A to point B. I think it would be neat to work in cooperation with the military on projects (I have a friend who is hired by the navy to help design submarines) involving mechanics. Now, that being said, the obvious choice would be mechanical engineering, but I would like to know if this is an incorrect assumption, or, being correct, if there is a certain focus of study in mechanical that I would need to concentrate on.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I am new to this site, but I can already tell that the people who post know what they are talking about and probably have experience which would be of use in answering my question.
Thank You,
Adam
I'm interested in becoming an engineer, but I'm not sure what branch best suits what I would like to be doing professionally. I have a large interest in designing/building cars and basically anything that can help people get from point A to point B. I think it would be neat to work in cooperation with the military on projects (I have a friend who is hired by the navy to help design submarines) involving mechanics. Now, that being said, the obvious choice would be mechanical engineering, but I would like to know if this is an incorrect assumption, or, being correct, if there is a certain focus of study in mechanical that I would need to concentrate on.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I am new to this site, but I can already tell that the people who post know what they are talking about and probably have experience which would be of use in answering my question.
Thank You,
Adam