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agressivemoose
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Hi All
Please excuse my naiveness in advance, I am a year 12 student and I have a few (may be stupid) questions for current mechanical engineers.
How difficult is it? I am currently studying mathematical methods (second highest level of math we can possibly do, and a prerequisite for any uni engineering course), English, physics, chemistry, business management and IT applications (I am in VIC, AUSTRALIA) I dislike math and physics very much, but I love designing and building things. As a mechanical engineer, do you do complex math daily? What about in the course you did at uni?
I am just trying to gauge whether I should peruse this career path, or whether it contains a very high level of math and physics and thus will make me miserable for the rest of my life...
Thanks in advance
Please excuse my naiveness in advance, I am a year 12 student and I have a few (may be stupid) questions for current mechanical engineers.
How difficult is it? I am currently studying mathematical methods (second highest level of math we can possibly do, and a prerequisite for any uni engineering course), English, physics, chemistry, business management and IT applications (I am in VIC, AUSTRALIA) I dislike math and physics very much, but I love designing and building things. As a mechanical engineer, do you do complex math daily? What about in the course you did at uni?
I am just trying to gauge whether I should peruse this career path, or whether it contains a very high level of math and physics and thus will make me miserable for the rest of my life...
Thanks in advance