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WHY ENGINEERING..??

By Lt. R. P. S. Bhadoriya
IPS College of Technology & Management, Gwalior
ENGINEERING: SOLVING
PROBLEMS WITH MATH &
SCIENCE
• How many of you know
someone who is an
engineer?

• What does an engineer


do?
WHAT IS ENGINEERING?
Engineering is the
application of math
and science to
create something of
value from our natural
resources.
ENGINEERING AND
CANDY
• How is engineering involved in the
creation and sale of candy?
ENGINEERING AND CANDY
• An electrical engineer designs and regulates the electricity throughout the candy
manufacturing plant.
ENGINEERING AND CANDY
• Electrical engineering

• A electronics engineer controls the devices through automation to monitor and


manage the creation of the candy.
ENGINEERING AND CANDY
• Electrical engineering

• Electronics engineering

• A computer engineer programs the system so that


correct combination of ingredients to get the taste
and texture.
ENGINEERING AND CANDY
• Electrical engineering

• Electronics engineering

• Computer engineering

• A mechanical engineer designs the


machines in the factory.
ENGINEERING AND CANDY
• Electrical engineering

• Electronics engineering

• Computer engineering

• Mechanical engineering

• An environmental engineer
ensures the water and air coming
into and going out of the plant
are clean.
ENGINEERING AND CANDY
• Electrical engineering

• Electronics engineering

• Computer engineering

• Mechanical engineering

• Environmental engineering

• An industrial engineer
analyzes operations and
makes recommendations
for improving efficiency.
ENGINEERING AND CANDY
• Electrical engineering

• Electronics engineering

• Computer engineering

• Mechanical engineering

• Environmental engineering

• Industrial engineering

• A civil engineer designs and


constructs the roads and
bridges used to transport the
candy to the store.
ENGINEERING AND CANDY
• Electrical engineering

• Electronics engineering

• Computer engineering

• Mechanical engineering

• Environmental engineering

• Industrial engineering

• Civil engineering

• An agricultural engineer
oversees the production of
the sugars used in the candy.
ENGINEERING AND CANDY
• Electrical engineering

• Electronics engineering

• Computer engineering

• Mechanical engineering

• Environmental engineering

• Industrial engineering

• Civil engineering

• Agricultural engineering
VARIETY OF ENGINEERING
 Besides those discussed in
DEGREES
making/selling candy:
– Aerospace engineer
– Ceramic engineer
– Materials engineer
– Nuclear engineer
– Software engineer
– Biomedical engineer
WHY SHOULD I BECOME
AN ENGINEER?
• Invent new things that help
people
– Computers and computer
games
– Cures for diseases
– Ways to protect the
environment
– New sources of energy
– New forms of
entertainment

 Use the latest technology

 Improve the world around


you
THE WORLD WITHOUT ENGINEERS
NOW LET’S TAKE A LOOK AT
SOME REAL LIFE ENGINEERS
AND WHAT THEY’RE
WORKING ON RIGHT NOW!
SEPARATING OIL FROM WATER
• Di Gao, a chemical engineer at the University of Pittsburg,
invented a plastic-coated cotton material that could
clean up the Gulf.
DESIGNING BETTER CARS
• Marcus Ashford, a mechanical
engineer at the University of
Alabama, has invented a car
engine with 80% less exhaust
emissions.
CLEANING UP THE OCEAN
• Alexandria Boehm is an environmental engineer who works on
ways to clean up oceans near where people live.
DESIGNING SPACE COLONIES
• Kimberly Jones is a civil engineer working on purifying water so
that we can one day go to Mars!!!
CONTROLLING COMPUTERS WITH
THOUGHTS
• Daniel Moran, a biomedical engineer at Washington University,
has invented a way to play video games using only the human
mind!
LISTENING FOR CANCER

• John Viator, a biological


engineer, has invented a
way to hear cancer cells.
THE ENGINEERING DESIGN
PROCESS LOOP
Redesign
Identify the
Present Your Problem
Design

Research the
Test and Modify Problem
Design

Construct an Find Possible


Initial Design Solutions
Select
One Solution
ENGINEERING MISCONCEPTIONS
 Only the “super-smart” can become engineers.
 All engineers are shy.
 Engineers have no outside interests.
 All engineers are men.
WOULD I LIKE ENGINEERING?
• Do you enjoy knowing  Do you get good grades in
how things work? math and science?
 Do you like mazes or jigsaw
• Do you think of new or
better ways to do things? puzzles?
ADVANTAGES OF AN
ENGINEERING DEGREE
 Great salary for a bachelor’s degree
– Unlimited opportunities
– Small towns, big cities
– Small companies, large firms
– International sites
 Respected career
 Work with other talented people
 Opportunity to make a
large-scale difference
WHAT ELSE CAN I DO WITH AN
ENGINEERING DEGREE?
 A ‘key’ to many other  Examples of former engineers:
career goals: – Manohar Parrikar, Former
– Project Manager Defense Minister, CM of Goa
– Executive – Kalpana Chawla, former NASA
astronaut
– Researcher
– Binny Bansal, founder of ‘flipkart’
– Professor
– R. Madhavan, Actor
WHAT DO YOU NEED TO DO TO
BECOME AN ENGINEER?
• Take math & science classes
seriously now
– Algebra, geometry, trigonometry,
calculus
– Chemistry, physics

• Begin planning for college


– Prepare for JEE
– Talk to your teachers
– Look out for the best and efficient
college
WHY MATH AND SCIENCE?
• Math & science train you to draw
conclusions based on
systematically gathered facts.

• Math trains you to think logically


and recognize conclusions.

• Science trains you to develop


explanations based on
observations.
HOW CAN YOU LEARN MORE
ABOUT ENGINEERING?
• Spend time at work with an
engineer.

• Talk with college students.

• Participate in a science fair


(Technoparv 2k19).

• Visit our institute (IPS College of


Tech. & Mgmt. Gwalior)
INTERNET RESOURCES
• All India Council for Technical Education
• www.aicte-india.org

• Joint Entrance Examination


• https://jeemain.nic.in

• IPS Group of Colleges


• www.ipsgwalior.org/TechMgn

• Global engineering sites


• http://www.engineersireland.ie/home.a
spx
• http://www.eweek.org/site/Engineers/5
0ways.shtml
THE CHALLENGE IS YOURS

• Ask questions!

• Keep a great attitude!

• Work hard in school!


QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

• Anyone already thinking


about being an Engineer?

• If so, which type of


Engineering?

• Any questions?

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