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PREPARING FOR AN ENGINEERING CAREER
INTRODUCTION
Engineering careers are intense, difficult paths that can challenge even the smartest and hardest of workers. But it can also be the most rewarding. As an engineer, you will be solving important problems that can save lives, that can improve standards of living or even start innovative trends.
HIGH SCHOOL TO COLLEGE
HIGH SCHOOL
TO
COLLEGE
The transition from high school to college can be full of surprises. Despite the fact that both situations need for a certain set of abilities, college places a greater emphasis on developing more difficult study techniques, such as time management, stress management, and the ability to comprehend and analyze demanding academic content.
HIGH SCHOOL LIFE
HIGH
SCHOOL
They say High school life is the happiest time of our lives.High school is a moment in our lives when we are not overburdened with the hard truths of life. There is no strenuous employment, no important duties or responsibilities, or anything else of the sort. At the same time, high school is the point at which we are grown enough to remember important life experiences or trivial contacts.
Example
Cutting classes
Camping
Go to far places until whatever time they want without asking for permission from their parents (unless they’re strict).
Example
College life
COLLEGE
College is essentially a practice run for #adulting. You're generally in charge of your own life, but you're still learning a lot about what you want your future to look like and how to get there (and wearing pajamas in public is still OK). Furthermore, you will be learning all of this with the assistance of your friends, classmates, professors, and university mentors.
Study habit and Strategies
STUDY HABIT ANG STRATEGIES
Study Habits and Strategies
Study Habits and Strategies
1. Know the resources available to you
2. Be organized
3. Attend instructor/professor office hours
4. Use technology to your advantage
5. Learn good study habits
6. Connect with classmate
7. Do the work
8. Know your limits
9. Take Care of yourself
10.Find what time you are mostproductive. Habitualize taking breaks.
Getting involved with an engineering organization
GETTING INVOLVE WITH ENGINEERING ORGANIZATION
•Advocacy Work in Your Chosen Field
•Continuing Education Opportunities
•Further Your Career
•Access to a Community of Peers
•Stay Up-to-date on Engineering News