Most Important Mechanical Engineering Skills To Learn

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so , to you be better at mechanical you need software and eletronics experience , so , just change to mechatronic its better and we have roombas and alexa but we dont talk abouta alexa just roomba (its just a meme pls dont be mad )
Comment from : D4 Arames

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Comment from : Valentin Lishkov

Yeah but bro, most students don't have enough time to do all of this During my BS I did a lot of CAD(CATIA, SOLIDWORKS, Inventor), during my MSc a little bit of FEM and that's it I have an Arduino, I'd love to practice with it and learn some C++, but I've no time because of projects and exams Yeah, I learned some Python and Machine Learning and Deep Learning theoretically, with no application whatsoever The only thing I consider myself lucky for is that my college has a lot of Mechatronics and Robotics courses, which is very important Hopefully, during my MSc thesis I'll be able to work on an experimental project, do some Data Analysis, etc
Comment from : Luca Tizzi

How can I be the best mechanical engineering?
Comment from : Jay tøló the half coloured

I tried welding but haven't done a single 3d printing to graduate Haha
Comment from : Jasper Samuel

Can you do a list about for mechatronics also?
Comment from : Tri DoHuu

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Comment from : Ken McDavide Fernandez

Maybe you should have the skill to speak clearly and not sounding like having a old dirty sock in your mouth 😒
Comment from : Sergio DM🇮🇹

Do need math in mechanical engineering if yes is hard
Comment from : oscar

Hahaha Subscribed
Comment from : Hamza Nawaz

love arduino been 4 years using arduino made a lot of project
Comment from : M Talha Khalid

can i join as a traniee under you
Comment from : Sai Karthik

I chuckled at the skit in the middlebrbrAnyways, good video! It is short and to the point
Comment from : Henry Tumbusch

When I read a resume that's full of corporate jargon like "actively synergized focused cross functional team groups" I immediately know you were a coffee acquisition specialist
Comment from : Dave Rimar

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Comment from : ExoDeus

As someone who has been in the field for 4 years now These are all good advice Keeping organized and getting multiple projects done on time also sets you apart from the rest I usually like to focus on one thing and hammer it out until it’s done but you can’t usually do that Work until you hit a sticking point and switch gears to the other projects Getting stuff done on budget or before timelines means a lot if you make it a pattern
Comment from : Snack pack

4:40 Gain experience:brbroh yea im gonna build my own nuclear reactor 💀
Comment from : Kento Zapater

You could've just erase the word "Mechanical" from the title and it would've been perfectly accurate because most of what you said could be applied for most engineering degrees, good work
Comment from : B2 Spirit

I want to be a mining engineer and I’ve been study for it but why is it so low dose that means it’s bad?
Comment from : Xavier

ok
Comment from : Fenrir

Good video, I agree with everything you said Just to add I've been in mechanical engineering and involved with hiring for the past 10+ years the one skill that a lot of engineer look past is having good GD&T fundamentals It's pretty crazy how misunderstood and misused GD&T is in the industry
Comment from : Matt S

But Plumbing or Electronics of car is better than learning engineering in universities
Comment from : Reza nami

i just want to bulid things for fun don't care about jobs
Comment from : Autogamer224

Thank you
Comment from : Jacob Maitland

Everybody know what they need to learn but not easy to master all of these stuff
Comment from : Hikmet Karademir

what is important in mechanical engineering for people over 40? does age make it much harder to get hired?
Comment from : Jeanette

Really great summary :)brYou should be voice for gov educational programmes to shape them accordingly to demand Nowadays many of academia (maybe not private) is not really bonded with real life expectationsbrThank you for spreading a common sense around "engineers" of the world :DbrAll best !
Comment from : WarpedOak - Kamil Dabrowski

I'm 10 years in One thing I can also suggest is to keep learning! Take courses and keep advancing Pursue additional licenses like CET and Professional Engineer These licenses say more about you without you even saying a word
Comment from : R B

Most of these are useless if you go into mechanical building design consulting
Comment from : Brian

How about FreeCad?
Comment from : Zwei Wing

I'd appreciate if you make one for Mechatronics Engineering :)
Comment from : Devidas Kathar

I am a mechatronics engg and learning all these things currently
Comment from : Jagat Dada

thanks man, very informative
Comment from : AMtwice

I’m about to graduate this May and have no internship experience :( I’ve worked as an undergraduate researcher, and worked on an intensive capstone project, however I still think it’s not enough and I am SOL…
Comment from : Carvman217

As a just-graduated ME, man I wish I'd watched this video while I was still in college! I really did not take advantage of the opportunities my excellent university provided to gain valuable skills and experiences via coursework and clubs Not trying to complain or write a sob story though, I really appreciate this video for helping me as I get into the right mindset and chart out my path to catch up and start my career!
Comment from : Kenny Mayberry

How have I not thought of this yet? 😳
Comment from : AssFaceNFT

I am in 5th in Greece I am Indian I wanna be a Macanical engineering i don't know if I understand but I will write it in my note book 😊
Comment from : °•KILL °•

My school’s engineering club was the discriminator that got me my first engineering position out of college And I studied like hell for the interview If you are early in your college career, realize that everyone applying to jobs has the same degree as you How do you stand out?
Comment from : Michael Cornman

Love it
Comment from : bluegrassbassing

I am in Towerco industry I followup vendors on project We out source technical works Excel is the most useful software I use 🤣brbrAm I lost?
Comment from : IUK

Good info
Comment from : Ariel guzman

Learn how to use a lathe and a mill before you design things to be made on a lathe or a mill
Comment from : White King

hm yea thanks
Comment from : Metal wizard

Zero knowledge proof involves the identity and the objective leaniancy
Comment from : Good Men

Make a thing that makes other things that helps describe the things you need to make
Comment from : Good Men

I have a BSME and am a PE I have worked in Aerospace Engine Test and there the checklist was important I have worked in Aerospace Engine Design and there materials and failure modes was important I have worked in Structural Design and there the design standards and building codes were important Details are important
Comment from : Samuel L

In Germany, it actually isnt very competetive
Comment from : BattleBooms

Most important mechanical engineering skill: Arduino Sad but true
Comment from : Will

I got all my ME Internships and my current job by the soft skills that I had I did bee keeping in college and that always interested employers into a long conversation which somehow lead into my passion for engineering as well
Comment from : Zackary Gann

Attend church, read scripture, ( vertical communication heaven-ward ) serve in community, there are your soft skills There are people skills, there is attitude, there is energy Married people make more money, science knows religious people live longer
Comment from : Christopher Jones

Working with software and Ardriuno circuits is electrical engineering not mechanical
Comment from : Modz pop - #1 Source For Modding Content!

I agree and as a 56-year-old guy I can tell you to be ready to learn new systems at every company I've only changed jobs 3 times in my career they all had different cad and cam systems as well as 3d printers Excel is the only common software
Comment from : Rod schoonover

this is an eye opener, thank you!
Comment from : horace ian agnes

oh wait u need to have good people skills? ok, i give up
Comment from : geogamelion

The number one piece of advice is you need to be flexible/able to move to where the work is
Comment from : Swamp Castle

Boop great stuff! Cheers!
Comment from : Middle Way

There are so many mechs coz it's easy compare to EEs and CEs
Comment from : YKR

You seem like a good guy I hope life is treating you well man
Comment from : Tristan Hill

As a recent Mechanical Engineering grad in my first full-time job, this is the most accurate and valuable advice I've seen on this topic
Comment from : Jacob Stephens

You can’t understate just simple charisma Being good at talking to people, good at making people like you, good at speaking to people who AREN’T engineers is huge It inherently separates you from a large group of people who… don’t usually have those skills
Comment from : Max F

Mechanical Engineering is completely different to time,when I studied it in the 1960’sIn those days,I studied all the Subjects,including Electrical Engineeringbras one of themI also completed an Apprenticeship,with my Academic StudiesbrI agree in what was shown in the VideoNowadays,you need those Technicalbrand Professional SkillsI am sure,they will change in the future
Comment from : colin mccarthy

Learn to code
Comment from : Michael Lenczewski

Or learn MEMS now is a good time to pioneer
Comment from : Imran Hadi

you look like DrOctopus🤣😂
Comment from : Prince Of haspania

You're my new master, i am glad to see this video
Comment from : Yow Dhann

it was useful
Comment from : Kim Si

Please remove the photo of the men in the meeting that appeared at the beginning of the video
Comment from : خالد النصبة

good video, thank you
Comment from : Anonymous User

Good Video Somehow, I made it into an engineering related field on visual communications experience Basically, I know very little about engineering concepts However, this is very interesting, yet eye opening 🤞
Comment from : Dream Of Stuff

Is electrical and electronic engineering related is it needed to study for a mechanical engineering
Comment from : Emmanuel Moses

Only skill i currently have is 'How to Send Emails"
Comment from : Kaushal Sehgal

Hay quá
Comment from : HỒNG THẮNG LƯƠNG

mechanical EE and electronics? cmon 😂
Comment from : Ferenc Szabo

What is your opinion on second career Mech E's that can't do internships? I am currently a reigstered nurse, but I am going back to school for Mech E Since I work full time, internships aren't really an option for me What can I do to beef up my resume? I am building general work experience as a nurse obviously and learning the basic skills of being an employee, but beyond that my years of experience in nursing aren't relevent to engineering
Comment from : James T

Can you create anything with mechatronics
Comment from : FOOD KING

I took HVAC instead of FEA 😅
Comment from : Aziz Agasi

I am not a mechanical engineer, but I work with them - the people skills are definitely lacking They are likely intelligent, but it doesn't matter if you are an asshat who can't explain yourself
Comment from : Scooter Girl

Thank you so much This is the only video needed by Mechanical Engineers
Comment from : Himanshu Warkade

This is very Educational and Insightful! I love Learning from others!😊✍😁📚✍😊👊💪🗝🗝🗝🗝🗝😊😊
Comment from : Matthew Gaydos

Thanks for sharing It's helpful
Comment from : CCW

thanks for your sharing
Comment from : 张纪元

Thanks for listing all the skills you learn in your degree anyway 🤡
Comment from : Lukas Timothy

I wonder if the statistic at 0:43 reflects globally? or based on which country? As I am new to the channel and I am living in the UK, I wish to know more specifically about the situation in the UK Thanks
Comment from : Martin Chow

Nice video, great content always ! but i hope youngs fellas see that as inspiration n not as a must to have engineering field is so huge we dont need to be excellent in many skill to be a valuable engineer 😅
Comment from : Louis-philippe Dionne