Hi guys! Hope you guys can give me some advices on my dilemma. I have already finished my diploma in mechanical engineering. I am very passionate about physics and mathematics ! That's was the reason why I decided to chose engineeeing. However I find practical incredibly tedious and I pretty suck at practical work! So I am very frustrated whether to continue degree in engineering. Any advices are greatly appreciated ><
Hi guys! Hope you guys can give me some advices on my dilemma. I have already finished my diploma in mechanical engineering. I am very passionate about physics and mathematics ! That's was the reason why I decided to chose engineeeing. However I find practical incredibly tedious and I pretty suck at practical work! So I am very frustrated whether to continue degree in engineering. Any advices are greatly appreciated ><
lol you'll be in for a surprise then! I wish it was more practical tbh
Hi guys! Hope you guys can give me some advices on my dilemma. I have already finished my diploma in mechanical engineering. I am very passionate about physics and mathematics ! That's was the reason why I decided to chose engineeeing. However I find practical incredibly tedious and I pretty suck at practical work! So I am very frustrated whether to continue degree in engineering. Any advices are greatly appreciated ><
If it's maths and physics, i.e. theory, that's your passion then you may wish to reconsider engineering.
Thanks for the replies! But in order to become a professional engineer, one must be good in both theoretical and practical. I am only good in theoretical wise but not practical and I have no interest in doing practical work either /.\
Thanks for the replies! But in order to become a professional engineer, one must be good in both theoretical and practical. I am only good in theoretical wise but not practical and I have no interest in doing practical work either /.\
Someone can have an engineering career without ever using so much as a spanner. CAD systems and spreadsheets are the daily tools.
Alternatively you go into academia or finance, consulting, many many career paths...