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Every type of engineer explained — Transcript

by Casually Explained · 181 words · 29 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00So, it's important to know what you're
  2. 0:01signing up for when you're choosing an
  3. 0:02engineering major. So, I'll let you know
  4. 0:04about each one. Mechanical engineer
  5. 0:06means you make bombs. Civil engineer
  6. 0:08means you make targets. Petroleum
  7. 0:10engineer means you make money. Chemical
  8. 0:11engineer means you're a chemist. Being a
  9. 0:13chemist means you're a cashier at a
  10. 0:14pharmacy. Do not try to correct your
  11. 0:16confused family members. They will not
  12. 0:18understand. Electrical engineer means
  13. 0:20you know that V equals IR, and the rest
  14. 0:22you can learn on the job. Materials
  15. 0:23engineering is just coming up with IRL
  16. 0:25crafting recipes. Nuclear engineering is
  17. 0:27trying to explain to everyone for the
  18. 0:29last 30 years that these are not
  19. 0:30chimneys. You will be unsuccessful.
  20. 0:33Software engineering is trying to figure
  21. 0:34out if you qualify for food stamps.
  22. 0:36Computer engineering is being relieved
  23. 0:38that you at least didn't choose software
  24. 0:39engineering. Biomedical engineering is
  25. 0:41when you just can't take it anymore. You
  26. 0:43need at least one class with a girl in
  27. 0:44it. Mechatronics. Oh, I don't know how
  28. 0:47that got in there. That's not
  29. 0:48engineering.

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