There is critical need for talented young engineers, but many of America’s promising math and science students are bypassing the profession because of a number of misconceptions.
"21 Things Every Future Engineer Should Know" offers valuable insights and an abundance of advice for students at all education levels. It reviews how to explore the various engineering disciplines, discusses optimum curriculum paths, gives ideas on choosing the right college engineering program and succeeding on campus, and suggests how to find employment and even advance in the workplace.
Inside "21 Things Every Future Engineer Should Know" you'll find:
• Practical advice from students, working engineers, and educators.
• Key questions to help determine interest in – and proficiency for – engineering.
• Guidance on high school classes and extracurricular activities for all ages to optimize college preparation.
• Detailed descriptions of the various disciplines, including innovative career paths, employment statistics and salary data.
• Discussion of what to consider in selecting the right college program.
• A review of the many groups and associations for students and working engineers.
• Expert insights into the world of working engineers.
• Countless additional resources.
To take a look at the table of contents, click here.
To read a sample chapter, click here.
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Where to find it
"21 Things Every Future Engineer Should Know: A Practical Guide for Students and Parents" can be found at bookstores nationwide.
And, there are many fine Web sites for young engineers, including:
The Society of Naval and Marine Engineers