Introduce your field of interest in engineering!

digimushu · #1 14-09-2004 **Introduce your field of interest in engineering!**

Hi,

I'm a Mech. Eng postgrad Student who did his undergrad in Electrical Engineering. I have always been an inquisitive lil kid when i was young and always wondered how stuff works. Thus, i have chosen to be with engineering because it is very interesting to me. Share with us here how you got involved in engineering and what is your interest~~!

gonjeng · #2 15-09-2004

yo!

im doing my masters in aerospace engineering. did my undergrad in aircraft engineering technology. currently, working as a flight test engineer (they pay for my tuition!!!). back in high school, i wasnt that interested in aerospace i particular. but i do know i love engineering stuff, the physics and math. i was thinking of doing mechanical, automotive, mechatronics, etc but ntah camne ntah, i ended up in aerospace field. right now? hell im all for aerospace! hahaha... esp when all the ppl around here talks so much about planes, either commercial or military. within the aerospace field, i am more interested in the aerodynamics, stability and the performance stuff... and uh uh, not to forget, flight testing as well

hehehe...

digimushu · #3 15-09-2004

Welcome, Gonjeng, glad you could join us.

For the benefit of all those who are in this SIG, i'd like to say that he has had great research experience with aircraft technologies. We met briefly at the PM's reception and I think that this SIG will profit greatly from his involvement.

On a side note, i should probably give a lil sneak preview of my research. My area is vehicle dynamics. I deal mostly in the area of Vehicle-Terrain interaction and vehicle control systems. Whats the use? We just make cars go faster, 'smarter' and safer. Yep, i'm all about cars, hehehe

To know more about the lab I work in, you can go to:
www.avdl.me.vt.edu

weich · #4 15-09-2004

wow....the 2 of you really seem very knowledgeable in your respective fields!

I am only an undergrad in Aeronautical Engineering...lots to learn from you gonjeng!!! =) will be entering my 3rd year very soon.

digimushu · #5 15-09-2004

knowledgeable? moi?

Sadly, nopes. We are all here to learn and exchange knowledge. Feel free to invite all your friends to join this SIG, we need more people. Welcome to the SIG!

saser_sp · #6 15-09-2004

waaa ....
i'm juz a kid who don't even know what the heck engineering is all about

anyway i'm very interested in computer-related technology ...
gadgets ...flash memory ...chips etc
currently doin my France preparation programme at MFI,Bangi ...
I'm thinking to take EE in the future .....(hopefully can get trough to the famous Grand Ecoles)

digimushu · #7 15-09-2004

Welcome saser_sp, glad you could join us. I'm hope this place will be the place where you can look to for resources to be an EE major. Please feel free to invite more people and ask any questions, technical or otherwise

tmnt007 · #8 15-09-2004 **from tmnt007**

Hi all, I'm Aaron, an electrical and electronic graduate from the University of Leicester, United Kingdom. Currently, i'm writing up for my PhD thesis on the vibration and acoustic noise of electrical machines. Trying to learn and also performing vibration measurements as well as finite element predictions using FEMLAB. A lot of posprocessing work on MATLAB as well.
I've always love maths and physics, and I think that's the key to engineering. Engineers make use of the natural science we learn about from physics, chemistry and biology. Ultimately, I would like to become a medical physic engineer or clinical scientist as i'm interested in applying my knowledge into the medical field.

regards,
tmnt007

digimushu · #9 15-09-2004

Welcome Aaron to the Engineering SIG. I hope that you will be able to achieve your goals. Looks like we are getting a lot of heavy hitters on this SIG. We should get more undergrads to participate.

yekban81 · #10 15-09-2004

Hi, I am Liew from UTM, Skudai. Now doing master in mechanical engineering. My research is all about flip chip reliability. I specialize in mechanical modeling and design test for a faster prediction method on the lifetime of flip chip.

I dont know why I could get into this field from the beginning since my interest is in physics, maths, and chemical. Good job, digimushu for bringing out this SIG. I think I will like it very much...Happy learning and sharing

weich Anchors Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 485	#4 15-09-2004 wow....the 2 of you really seem very knowledgeable in your respective fields! I am only an undergrad in Aeronautical Engineering...lots to learn from you gonjeng!!! =) will be entering my 3rd year very soon. __________________ Visit SARAwho!!! or gila!!! or sopo!!!

digimushu Prototyper Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 1,191	#5 15-09-2004 knowledgeable? moi? Sadly, nopes. We are all here to learn and exchange knowledge. Feel free to invite all your friends to join this SIG, we need more people. Welcome to the SIG! __________________ No trees were killed in the creation of this message. However, a great many electrons were terribly inconvenienced. Join the Engineering SIG!

digimushu Prototyper Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 1,191	#7 15-09-2004 Welcome saser_sp, glad you could join us. I'm hope this place will be the place where you can look to for resources to be an EE major. Please feel free to invite more people and ask any questions, technical or otherwise __________________ No trees were killed in the creation of this message. However, a great many electrons were terribly inconvenienced. Join the Engineering SIG!

digimushu Prototyper Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 1,191	#9 15-09-2004 Welcome Aaron to the Engineering SIG. I hope that you will be able to achieve your goals. Looks like we are getting a lot of heavy hitters on this SIG. We should get more undergrads to participate. __________________ No trees were killed in the creation of this message. However, a great many electrons were terribly inconvenienced. Join the Engineering SIG!