About Engineering…………

Introduction: If you are considering a career in engineering, keep in mind that it will be a lifelong learning experience, and everything you do to prepare for it will help you reach your intended goal. The more you expose yourself to the world of engineering, the more opportunities you may have. The below are the commandments of an Engineering which will be helpful to become an effective Engineer. • Engineers apply math and science to problem solving. • Engineers must be able to communicate their ideas and expertise to others. • An engineering education teaches you how to think through a problem in order to solve it. I mean: These mental agility skills will help you solve problems for the rest of your life. The fascinating aspect about problem solving in engineering is that there is almost never a “right” answer. You access several different approaches to solve a problem, and then it is up to you to show everyone how your solution meets the needs of the design. • A degree in engineering can open many doors. I mean: People who want to improve society, reduce pollution, end world hunger, invent exciting cutting-edge technology, make life more convenient, or develop new theories to change the ways we think about the world must seriously consider a career in engineering. • Anyone who is up to the challenge and has a genuine interest in taking things apart, solving puzzles and problems, or understanding nature can succeed. • The skills necessary to succeed in engineering school are attained by determination, perseverance, effort, and creative problem-solving – the same skills necessary to be a competent engineer. I mean: Excellent grades in math and science through high school, although nice to have, are not prerequisites to becoming a good engineer. Many students do not apply themselves in high school but find out that when they try to work on a stimulating problem, they enjoy the problem-solving process and the solution comes easily. If you feel you have the aptitude and you make the commitment, you can and will succeed in engineering school. • There is something for everyone that enters the engineering field. • One element that all engineers have in common is their desire to help solve the world’s problems and make the world a better place • Natural curiosity is important to engineers. • Engineers love to figure things out and find out how things are made. • It is this mentality that helps propel them through their college classes. • You can never begin preparing for this career too soon. I mean: Get involved in extracurricular activities and tutoring that involve math or science. Part-time or summer jobs in engineering or manufacturing companies also show college admissions departments that you are serious. There are numerous science and engineering camps available and there is a junior engineering society that offers several ways to get exposure to engineering. • Leadership is a philosophy. It's an attitude. It's a state of mind. And it's available to each one of us. • Leadership has nothing to do with the title on your business card or the size of your office. I mean: Leadership is not about how much money you make or the clothes you wear. The above message is intended for the emerging engineers of our dream technical society. I still feel that there are many people who don’t know exactly what engineering is about? In order to make it clear the concept of Engineering. I thought it will be useful to post the message from my side. Hope you people understand it well and apply them to become effective Engineers.

Jai Hind. Mr. Vijender Kumar
Director – Technical Society