Everything You’ll Learn in Mechanical Engineering

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Title	:	Everything You’ll Learn in Mechanical Engineering
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Oh bet gonna have to pick that book up
Comment from : Waiqiao

There is no way you cover that much content in robotics you almost cover all the mechatronics electronics and robotics majors in one topic as a mechanical engineer you over exaggerated with this one
Comment from : Víctor Andrés Campillo Mexsen

Well, thanks for all this am just a starter in this field trying to figure out where am up to
Comment from : Daniel Emmanuel

does anyone know which channel to learn all about mechanical engineering?, Especially for static system and dynamic system?
Comment from : taqiya abiyan halza

if you read this i`m interested in studying mechanical engineering, and this is my 1st year in college, so are there any videos of yours you recommend me to watch? (ps:1st time any1 replied to a comment of mine)
Comment from : mohamed saadoudi

Question, where would a person who do mechanical/ plumbing/ electrical drawings fall under?
Comment from : Floyd Davis

In India we learn all the Math, Static systems, Dynamic systems, Electrical Engineering stuff taught in Mechanical Engineering, in 11th and 12th grades only
Comment from : Aryan

thanks for the info 👍
Comment from : mohamed saadoudi

I need a mechanical engineer to help me bring a non-electric device to life
Comment from : Louis G

one of the most embarrassing videos ive ever watched i truely feel like a useless caveman right now i always excelled in mathematics, but theres a very distinct disconnect here i run into this when trying to learn computer science and engineering its like yeah you use math and build a robot! thanks, im happy for you, ill just go pound on rocks and make fire
Comment from : Rob Scott

Gonna be starting my Mech Eng course in 2 weeks Hopefully all goes well
Comment from : N

Civil Mechanical engineering 1961-1976-…brWhole life used every course all the time … calculus probably the least brAll were needed to answer all design problems brIf you drove a Ford ,GM , Chrysler in The 70s you stopped using my brake hose fitting designs !!!!brLots of other high pressure fluid products to …!!!
Comment from : Charlesr Brandichjr

Jake, Hello, There is a rather simple physics problem, no calculations needed, that I would be willing to bet you cannot solve It can be explained and understood easily Let me know
Comment from : Dune Xapa

I dropped out of Engineering school after 2nd year and worked a decade in construction and factory jobs In many countries, you need a trade before a profession and this is why I learned SO much about manufacturing by studying buildings and machines while working NOW I have a clear reason to finish learning the math but also a clear discernment about how much "analysis" is really necessary to git 'r done, and done well I'll forever be a renegade, and forever in love with Engineering
Comment from : Aleksei J Savinkoff

Hi , can a bechlor in computer science engineering studend do master in machanical engineering ??
Comment from : Arba The Indian gamer

This guy reminds me an awful lot of Bertram Gilfoyle xD
Comment from : Yusuf Mirza

Dude summarized my entire engineering curriculum
Comment from : Strategic Hooper

I want to become an engineer but I’m not interested to study Have you any advice for me to avoid studying ? br(AERONAUTIC ENGINEER)
Comment from : D T

I no nothing about maths but I want to study mechanical/electrical engineering and become an engineer What should I do?
Comment from : DOM IMELA

A lot of times the Mech E degree is roughly split in 3-3-2 semesters First 3 semesters are fundamentals: math, physics, chemistry, programming, core classes, etc Next 3 semesters are the "actual" engineering basics: fluids, heat, CAD, control theory, thermodynamics, statics, dynamics, kinematics, etc Last 2 semesters are mostly Senior Design and electives
Comment from : im_possy_bull

choosing mechanical engineering was the worst mistake i ever made choose chemical engineering even if you hate chemistry; it's harder but your job will probably be infinitely more interesting
Comment from : BathHatingCat

The most important one is pure PAIN
Comment from : Rein in die Määs

Can you do Everything you'll learn in Civil Engineering next?
Comment from : D 121

Just when I thought I got away from statistics
Comment from : Malachi Duncan

You lost me at MATH, specifically CALCULUS 😂
Comment from : my

Damn all that for 100k average salary much respect to most engineers
Comment from : Haseeb Rasoul

I think this can also scare off potential STEM students The phrase "jack of all trades, master of none" comes to mind An overview of a wide swath of engineering is useful, but there is huge value in becoming an expert in one or two areas Industry, jobs, and financial rewards increase based on having deep expertise versus the horizontal problem solver with experience a mile wide but only an inch deepbrbrEach discipline, chemical engineering, computer science, electrical engineering has a tremendous variety of specialties with very different interests and science Diversity within a discipline may be much more rewarding intellectually and financially than the cross-discipline approach you are promoting There is room for both I just disagree with your biased premise that Mechanical Engineering is the "best" way to achieve this
Comment from : R Spivack

Had my first year of pretty much mechanical engineering and I can't believe I've had like 80 of this list in year 1 lol
Comment from : Osirex

What's interesting is that there is no mention of teaching systems thinking (systems science) or cybernetics It's all low strata (E Jaques model) thinking There are huge consequences to this, but noone is really considering them Of course, in the field of engineering there is systems engineering, but to treat it as an afterthought is wrong But to fix it would require a system-level outlook, which make this a kinda circular problem
Comment from : Danila1

Sir, everything you mentioned except robotics is a part of JEE (Engineering entrance test in India) syllabus at a level that's much higher than basic Exam is competitive tough So what will be the changes in syllabus in my country?
Comment from : Mayank Trivedi 2

The editing and jump cuts are super annoying Can’t watch it - sorry!
Comment from : Jeremy Williams

Graduated 🎓 Motorcycle Mechanics Institute Late/Early Model Harley Davidson, Hondatech24 brGraduated 🎓 Universal Technical Institute Automotive Technology 2brI am fixing to take mechanical engineering at ASU I can't wait
Comment from : Viper

I wish there was something like this to summarize what I did and get a better understanding of my degree 😢
Comment from : Yazan Hasan

Can you do a similar video on Mechatronics engineering? I'm in my last year of high school and confused on whether to take mechanical or mechatronics
Comment from : Asif Irfan

nah majoring in enginequeering is better
Comment from : Bill Brasky

In the world full of distractions, you are the only person on YouTube who is encouraging us Mechanical Engineering students to move forward Thanks for that
Comment from : MHR - The mid bencher

Too bad the cost of entry into engineering excludes the poor
Comment from : jllemin4

MEs are okay, but EE is the better job
Comment from : Dave Brownburg

Any tips on making chemistry more fun to learn?
Comment from : Thisriceiswhite

The course list is spot on in this video As a mechanical engineer with also a master’s degree on the field, I had the following extra courses during my bachelor’s:brbr- Internal combustion enginesbr- Advanced driver assistance systemsbr- Automotive chassis & structural designbr- Turbomachinerybr- Machine design (theory combined with technical drawing but nothing practical)br-Technical drawing (Autocad & Solidworks)br-Nanotechnologybr- Systems engineering & automatic controlbrbrMaster’s degree wasn’t as hard as my bachelors where my focus was on robotics
Comment from : ozo ozo

Tough degree Very useful though
Comment from : ametti000

0:52 no i clicked on the video because i was wondering if you were Anthony carmola, or whatever the name is of that guy who broke down in court
Comment from : mitchell

Yes, it is very diverse However, it makes you more rounded and sought after and marketable as a prospective hire Material and electrical engineering are two big monsters
Comment from : Gleam Brite

Question: What if I just suck at math? I try and learn but I always feel stupid and give up I was trying to study algebra this summer but I feel so dumb I don’t want to try anymore I’m in college for mechanical engineering, I switched from doing art because my parents are happy and proud of me now I feel depressed and sad whenever I think about how I won’t be able to get a job at all My life just seems so pointless now
Comment from : N_Blazingstarbun

These topics we are learned in class 11 th and 12th during jee prepartion hats off to jee advanced paper 🙏
Comment from : Aayush Gupta

what about being love of sciencebrbecause i like sciencebrit includes everything from math physics chemistry biology etc
Comment from : Lone Wolf Coding Professional

I am a mechanical engineer and he summed it up perfectly
Comment from : Knight-Time

Degreed aerospace engineer here (2013 grad) Honest hard take hindight is 20-20 it's hardly worth the cost/stress/difficulty of getting a solid mech/aero engineering degree these days The cost-benefit just isn't there anymore unless you just love the subject The course difficulty and cost with the expected starting and mid career salaries don't make sense over other fields like petroleum engineering, comp sci, etc shoot, UPS drivers make as much as an average engineer brbrThe best paid engineers I know don't actually do engineering anymore (myself included)
Comment from : Caleb Plumlee

So you basicly get a complete electrical engineering degree as a bonus when doing mechanical?
Comment from : KenneyOz

Wow, I've dabbled in 75 of this on random activities that done throw out my life 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Comment from : CLINT WOODARD

I went to a Community College Got ASEE/ Electronics I wanted to go to a four year College For my bachelor's degree As normal I couldn't afford to go to Northern Illinois I also looked in Northwestern University Yes I live in Chicago area Even with a 25 discount which my Mother worked there I'd never found that great Job Instead I got married and had a family
Comment from : Kevin Koenig

Oh man, here we go
Comment from : Keita

Damn I feel so dumb watching this video I’m an hvac technician now I feel like I don’t know anything 😂
Comment from : Ryan Northrop

mvb
Comment from : jSUN

Will this help me to be able to build my first Gundam 🤔
Comment from : Thomas Brooks Jr

Im a diesel mechanic and want to stop wrenching and get my butt into a seat I thought of going to school for mechanical engineering but im terrible at math
Comment from : Blue collar diesel

I feel sick
Comment from : Mark Adar

Algebra and trigonometry are high school level !!!
Comment from : LWRC

Are you talking about a PhD in mechan?
Comment from : IceFire

Why does it take so long even if u know your shit?
Comment from : CosmicAliveness

Algebra, geometry, and trigonometry should be learned in high school You forgot analytic geometry which was the first math course at the University of Illinois Engineering College in the 1960s
Comment from : joliettraveler

I thought calculus 4 is in there
Comment from : Jason Cheng

You know what all the things you mentioned we learned all this in our high school and all i am interested in now is the #6 ending and #7 because this are the only two things i dont know anything about 😂
Comment from : Anonymous

I have finished the first year now and took half of these courses Do you think it's fast? (studying at Nederlands utwente) other courses will finish at the end of the next year and in the final 3rd year only theses and introduction to finite element method will be left and clearing the 2nd year
Comment from : Yaman Sancar

*sticks finger in air*: my prediction is that once we gain contact with an advanced race, they'll simplify our understanding of all these topics so that you can gain an even better understanding of everything he covers here in even fewer concepts
Comment from : story time

I have learnt all of these in my high school lol😂
Comment from : Abdul GhaniA XI-A

After i failed differential equations my advisor told me i should take it again I told him "i should live so long as to see another differential equation" lol 😆😆😆 after retiring from a career in mecanical engineering i so far have been right
Comment from : gabor korthy

That does it! After watching this video, I'm going to get to work!! I get my mop and bucket and clean up!!
Comment from : Roger Dodger

Going back to School has always been exciting than facing real big problems
Comment from : Mark milan

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Comment from : Ken McDavide Fernandez

Well listedbrbrI as one who studied Mechanical Engineering, I studied all these courses And this video acts as a reminder of those moments in class room
Comment from : Magnum-Technical Academy

A good program would have students also taking a semester of Linear Algebra It is touch upon when taking classes on ODE/PDEs and numerical methods as these can be represented in matrix form, but getting a deeper insight by taking a course to dedicated to such a topic is more ideal I would also argue for the third course of lower division physics, typically an introduction to modern physics
Comment from : Idtelos

Can i have blue hair and a ring through my nose?
Comment from : capitan von chicken pants

People said industrial engineering is the most un-engineering major among other engineering major, but apparently 5 out of 7 subject on the list we learn it too Well, perhaps cause we are still one family engineering
Comment from : Anindya A

As a mechanical engineering student in my last semester, I have to say it's a very nice video, that truly summarizes the whole curriculum! A lot of memories were popping up as you were listing each field 😀 greetings from Germany
Comment from : Billy K

Watching this wishing I'd stayed at school long enough to learn proper maths
Comment from : soberphobic

Mechanical engineer - jack of all trades, masters of none Gotcha
Comment from : crazy squirrel

Amazing video!
Comment from : Richard Miřejovský

I got a degree in business and a degree in biology and I never realized I'd covered almost every engineering curriculum Physics chemistry statistics algebra trigonometry calculus
Comment from : Thomas

Another trade that involves most or all trades is the HVAC/R trade Try learning around 10 different trades and tie into one And people wonder why air conditioning can be expensive Actually it’s cheap, compared to the other trades
Comment from : Charles Ivey

I’m curious do mechanical engineers get stuck behind their computer all day? I understand you must design edit design again but how often do you get to see your products after they come out of the machine shop let’s say aluminum heads for a SBCbrbrMy question is how detached are you from your physical work?
Comment from : Jeremy S

The main audience of this channel are graduated engineers
Comment from : Super Typ

I worked as a mechanical engineer in ship repair until I retired in 2020 This video is dead center bullseyebrBSME is at the center of engineering and design brYes, it’s a tough degreebrYes, it’s entirely worth the effort
Comment from : mudnducs

absolutely zero answers to this test
Comment from : Arthur Migagomni

To be an automobile engineer you don't have to know all of this You just have to know the parts a car needs and figure out where to put it so it's hard to get to
Comment from : Dave Dennis

But why do tradesmen always being exponentially better at engineering than engineers?brbrI really think a trade should be a prerequisite for engineering school
Comment from : Chris

This is great Now after graduation, each student needs to spend 4 years as an apprentice working under machinists and fabricators getting practical experience with machines and structures and what NOT to do As a machinist with over 25 years in industry, I have had to take dozens of college trained engineers back to school
Comment from : DomManInT1