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I am currently a freshman in college and i plan on pursuing a degree in mechanical engineering. My adviser has told me that I should start looking for an internship as soon as possible. I was wondering what i should expect when doing a first time internship? I would like answers from people that have done one. And also if companies offer pay to an intern??…… Being a college student means that that extra pay would be quite beneficial ;]. THANKS.
A 2000 kg truck is moving at 5 m/s at the top of a 10 m hill. How much total mechanical energy does the truck have?
I have a school assignment to make a cross section of a mechanical heart that must pump blood to the lungs and back. How can you do that?
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I have to do an essay on that, but the problem is that I can’t find any articles about the mechanical advantages you get from using scissors instead of something else.
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When a mechanical wave hits a denser or less dense substance, there is a wave reflected. Why does it occur, and why does it not occur when density is constant?
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I was just curious, what do some of you mechanical engineers make? Do you have a masters or PHD? And how many years experience do you have? I am a mechanical engineering student and I am thinking about going to graduate school and I was curious about the different salaries of mechanical engieers.
Thank you!
I am attending Texas A & M next year and i can’t decide between majoring in mechanical or petroleum engineering. I know mechanical is a more broader major and i would have plenty of opportunities and such but i heard in petroleum you PAID.. So i can’t decide. Please don’t give me anything about what I like and my passion because I honestly don’t care, they’re both engineering anyways. So if someone could just give me useful advice, it would be great!
I mean, they did have clocks, but from my personal experience, mechanical clocks do run slow at some point. What happened when a clock stopped in the past? How did they set it back if they didn’t know the time? No computers, no atomic clocks, how did people get accurate time just using mechanical clocks? I just wondered, after looking at an old pendulum clock that is a bit slow…
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Hi,
Where does a mechanical engineer usually work:
In the field or in an office?
Also, how much computer involvement is there in the job of a mechanical engineer? How stable are mechanical engineers’ jobs and do they get paid well compared to, say, electrical engineers?
Thanks for any help!
I’m a mechanical engineer working on my Masters Degree. I work in the medical industry and 98%of my work in project management. I truly love mechanical engineering and the basic science behind it but I never get to use it. Can anyone recommend industries in which mechanical engineers actually get to do engineering work as their primary activity?
