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Esteban Galindo
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I would love to be a engineer
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What do enginners do? - Engineering is the use of science and math to design or make things.
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How many levels of engineering are there? - Chief, Vp, Derictor, Engineering Manager, Entry level
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Why are engirnners important? - Engineers help to develop the physical infrastructure we all rely on
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How much do enginners make? - as high as $117,500 and as low as $40,500,
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Hello,
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my name is esteban and today I'm gonna be telling you guys
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about my pathway and what I want to be when I'm older.
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So as you guys can read right there, I would love to be an engineer.
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Okay.
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And I'm gonna be teaching you guys a couple
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sides and then just the main things that most people
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have concerns about or when most people want to learn
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if they want to be an engineer as well.
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So the first one is,
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what do
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you want, do what even our engineers?
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Right, what do they do, what do they do in society? Right. So engineers use
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science and math to design or make things.
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So really,
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wherever you're watching this either in a building or in
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a car or anywhere that was made by an engineer,
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right?
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Everything around us is made by designs and math and measurements.
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So then, so then this roof won't just collapse on my head.
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So really everything that is built in the world
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with new technology
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is made by engineers.
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So how many levels of engineering are there? Right, So
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the very biggest one is a chief engineer and that guy,
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these types of jobs are very hard to get,
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but they work on really, really specific and hard
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projects such as skyscrapers,
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um monuments, you know, jobs that take a lot of time and take a lot of skill
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and then it goes VP, which is just like a little bit below that,
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but they just don't do that as much, They're kind of training towards it,
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a director, which is a guy who
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does buildings,
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Schools actually,
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I don't think schools, but
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mostly buildings houses roads, the main things in our society.
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Um an engineering manager now, that guy,
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so an engineer manager is someone that can work for a specific company.
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So for example, my dad,
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he's an engineer and he's an engineering manager and he works for the school board.
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So he does schools, he does plans for schools. Um
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So yeah,
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and and then it goes
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intuit individual, which is just if you want to be your own right,
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you don't work for any company.
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You don't work for anyone. You just if someone needs a project or something,
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you're there. So it's just you.
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And then entry level,
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which is just people who were just studying and getting to know this subject.
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Yeah.
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So why are engineers important?
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Right, So I'm going to read this and I'm gonna tell you a quick summary about it.
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So engineers helped to develop the physical and frank shorter and fracture.
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We really, we rely on so like I like I said before
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any new technology, we would still have houses because back then there was houses,
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but we wouldn't have roads, we wouldn't have trains, we wouldn't have
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skyscrapers,
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we wouldn't have buildings that are more advanced and more technology more
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takes more technology towards
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those are all made by engineers.
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Without engineers, you cannot have a society, right?
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You need someone to do those measurements or then if someone just tries to
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build a skyscraper it would fall down and it would kill so much people.
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So that's why engineers are very important.
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And then the final question everyone really wants to ask is
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how much do engineer
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because
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how much do engineers make? Right?
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So they make as high as uh so like every single job right?
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There's stages towards it, right? So the better like a doctor, you can be
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Like you can be a surgeon which you need a lot of time and not that much.
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People are saying with engineers right? There's different levels of engineering.
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So obviously if you're higher like a civil
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engineer you're gonna make a lot more money.
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You're gonna make around 117,250,000
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if that's your own company.
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And then there's like engineers are like co ops or people that are just like
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Work and make plans that aren't so low that can make 40,000 or even lower.
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But most people,
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most engineers if they get a good job in the company and they're good at their job
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they will make around 90,000 to 95 to 100 K. So
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that's it.
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I hope you guys like this slide show this
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power point and I hope you learned something about engineering
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