 |
 |
|
Q: I have heard the term "Financial Engineering". Is this an engineering field? How does it differ from financial analysis or stock analysis? Where can I study it?
解答を見る
|
|
|
|
|
Q: What activities and coursework would you recommend to a high school student interested in civil engineering?
解答を見る
|
|
|
|
|
Q: I am a second year business technology student. I am pursuing an undergraduate degree in electronics and communications. Can you provide insight on which (electronics or communications) has more diversified job opportunities and higher salaries?
解答を見る
|
|
|
|
|
Q: What is the latest news in the area of mobile communications?
解答を見る
|
|
|
|
|
Q: Which does engineering require more of, physics or math? If I am quite proficient in mathematics; can I handle an engineering course?
解答を見る
|
|
|
|
|
Q: I am a final year Mechanical Engineering student struggling to find a topic for my Senior project. Do you have ideas or resources where I can find potential projects?
解答を見る
|
|
|
|
|
Q: I have a Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering and now working on Master of Engineering in power systems and automation. I concentrate on large scale systems. Can you suggest some good books on the subject?
解答を見る
|
|
|
|
|
Q: I would like to ask some questions about an engineering career for a school project related to my applied engineering class.
1)What is your typical day like?
2)What are you current responsibilities?
3)What/Who influence your career choice?
4)What are the most/least rewarding things about being and engineer?
5)What qualities do you feel defined a successful engineer?
6)Is writing involved in your work, if so what kind?
7)What courses were the most useful in preparing you for you job?
8)What would you change about your education if you could?
9)What advice do you have for potential engineers?
解答を見る
|
|
|
|
|
Q: Can you provide a few references and links to sites where I can learn about better communication skills?
解答を見る
|
|
|
|
|
Q: Most of the levee failures in New Orleans were along sections of structures that contain long, narrow canals extending deep into the reach of the pump houses. This setup creates many additional miles of levees and thus additional flooding risk into in the heart of the city.
Since the canals are essentially enormous "open-face" drain pipes, couldn't large tunnels or pipelines carry water discharged from the pump houses out to the lake where pumps could lift the it over the higher (and better built) lakefront seawall?
解答を見る
|
|
|
|
