Follow your dream buddy I wish I thought that way when I was a kid cause life gets hard and it sucks trying to find a career that you actually like and I wish I started with automotive engineering
@@karthikm0004 yeah bro. I'm pursuing mechanical engineering now.. and I'm learning the 50 years old technology. But industry wants engineers with knowledge of latest technology. Irony
I’m currently an Mechanic at a ford dealership watching this video is re igniting that spark for me to go back to school to become an auto engineer thank you 🙏
hi im currently looking at what type of engineering to do i like automotive engineering and mechanical engineering but i dont know what to choose, in your opinion which one do you think pays more?
Im actually confuse i don't know if i should go for mechanical engineering or automotive engineering im kind of confuse i wan't my career to tune and modify fast cars but i don't know which one does that.
I’m 16 and in 2 years I have to decide my collage major This video was amazing and blew my mind about everything related to this one word:”Engineering” Thanks man 🙏 keep it up
this is like the only channel on youtube that actually explains math and science careers in simple detail along with mentioning other things that most or nobody pays attention to
No worries, If possible, I'd like to ask for your opinion... So I am stuck between choosing Mechanical Engineering and Architecture (I'd love to do automotive Engineering, but there are hardly any jobs in Australia)... Mechanical Engineering has a higher salary, but high prerequisites for Uni, and requires a lot of work... Architecture has lower prerequisites, but a much lower salary (average)... But I love being able to be creative, so whats your opinion, put in the extra effort for Engineering, or be more creative and do Architecture?
It depends on what you want to do but I'd say go for mechanical engineering if you're willing to put in the work. If it's something you will enjoy, you will thank yourself later for doing that work. But if you're hesitant it might be tough to make it through.
Great video. Currently, I'm interested in the underbody of cars as these aspects of automotive engineering apply to all cars, except those that fly, perhaps. Hopefully, America's roadways will improve and allow cars to be designed for better road comfort with the least expense. There are many types of drivetrains out there, today. Everything is connect and I don't plan to neglect any part of a vehicle as each component affects and is affected by many other components. I look to see more modular design and replacement in the future. For example, replacing discharged electric car batteries with charged batteries in a manner similar to what we do with battery-powered tools, etc. Why we haven't gone to a more modular design today, I have no idea. It would be as simple as an automatic car-wash to put our cars back in order. Anyway, you presented a variety of automotive career fields and companies in your video. I got a better understanding of the many aspects of mechanical, electrical, and automotive engineering and plan to research these areas. I look forward to seeing (hearing) you in future videos. Thanks, Jeff
im 14, my dream is to be a automotive engineer and when i watch this video it inspired me to study more about automotive engineering and im going to buy myself a 64' buick
So I just ignited my love for cars during the quarantine currently in my 12th grade and going to college and I'm thinking about taking on automotive engineering hopefully I can catch up to my peers who may have been fans of cars since way back unlike me who just found the love for cars in his 17th year on earth.
There is another very popular event called BAJA SAEINDIA which I participated in 2017-18 edition and gained immense knowledge about design and development of a rugged ATV. You might not land a job right after Participating in such events but I assure anyone who works sincerely for those events will definitely benefit from it
Awesome video - Very informative and helpful for our 15 year-old Son who wants to go into this field. Thank you for the info. It has already proven useful!
I don't know how common these things are in the US but in Germany at least we have programs that take about 60% of any given engineering major and about 60% of what people in business majors will take and teach them together. The idea is to have broad knowledge in both fields and to then primarily work in project management or quality management. Could you do a video on that, given of course, that you are familiar with similar programs!
wow thanks so much for this video I've been interested in automotive engineering for a while now, but had no idea of some of the factors that your video discussed. You my friend have a new subscriber now.
I am studying automotive engineering in Ingolstadt, Germany (it’s where the headquarter of audi is) And the video is really accurate with what i have to learn and have to do later in a job. It’s a really really hard major but if you have enough interest and will (like me i have no talents in maths or physics) you’ll get through it ;)
This is my first time watching this video. After graduating mechatronics eng diploma, I am currently taking automotive eng degree. N join SAE club. looking forward to joining Formula SAE in my 3rd or 4th year, glad I am in the right pace.
Yeah that's a nice move Please can you tell me more about automobile engineering because that's the field I will like to be in am currently studying Mechanical engineering now
I watched this video back in the day and now I'm in college studying automotive engineering it was a dream and it's coming true i remembered this video because they put in one of my online courses and i was very happy to see it good luck everybody
Hi I’m about to enter as my last year of high school and I’m looking to become a automotive engineer nice to hear that and how is it going and are u liking it ?
After watching this video I've realised there isn't ONE person who starts a automotive company...BUT can you make a video on how these companies grow, they certainly need a group of people!
For the ones who speak spanish and want a good automotive college you should study in Motor Sport Institute here in Madrid... I study there and its freaking great.
@@diegohuijbregtsgarcia5102 I was just looking automotive engineer studies in Netherlands, what are the most commom things you meet and need? And what path did you choose?
I am now majoring in automobile engineering, and honestly I don't know which field I'm gonna pursue. There so many stuff you have to cover while studying this specific field, I'm talking about mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, data analysis, mechatronics, dianostic and so on. Now I'm so confusing about what should I do and which part of the car should be prioritized. For all of you guys out there making up your mind to take on automobile engineering, please don't, choose a specific field first, then dig hard into it. Don't try to be an all rounder, you'll end up like me someday, knowing a little bit of everything but nothing is valuable.
Thank you so much, i was having a lot of difficulties understanding what jobs were there. Thank you a lot i want to be an automotive engineer in the future and this vídeo helped a lot
I'm 16 now , I learned 3D printed , before this, I learned fluid ,too. that's hard but I tried,idk it's so specific ,..... Sorry 💬 I'm lack of my grammar. But I'm trying to improve.
Damn tbh this is exactly what I want to be. Ngl a mentor would be hella helpful I’m 16 and I want pursue this just wanna know if I’m on the right path.
thank you very much. for sharing this video to us about what you've learn in automotive engineering. its very useful to does people who want to study to learn more rather about automotive system.
I’m 17 rn I’m entering as a senior I’m about to graduate and my dream is to become a car engineer and build my own bmw E30 the passion i got for a E30 is crazy and hopefully I do well and live a good life
Reason why i'm here; I noticed my youtube recommended are in a loop, i get recomended the same things even if i don't watch them or am not interested in them. So i thought "What if i watch, something completely different that im not interested in"
Does having an Automotive Technician Certification help with having a BS in Mechanical Engineering? I'm considering getting the certification after I finish my BS next year.
As a guy who took the ase course I would say hell no. This is why mechanics get a bad rap, they got to a technician program and think they will come out knowing how to take a car apart and put it back together. They are sadly mistaken. Just go the engineer route like mechanical, electrical...even self study will be good like machinery 30th edition
I am a automotive engineering undergraduate student in Turkey, just finished first year,. If you are like the appearance of cars, please do not choose this course. Because, automotive engineering is not just about this. Most of the people come for this feelings but this department is multidisciplined area in the middle of the materials and metallurgy, software, mechanical and electrical and electronics engineering.
Muhammad Ibrahim Jafar Yes me too. It’s really gonna suck when gas and Diesel engines are gone and electric is taken over. I love driving as well. Electric self driving cars are probably gonna ruin a lot of people’s futures.
Fluxius me too lol , i like driving and i dont like self driving cars and not either electric car , bc electric cars is not so artistic as engines cars bc its like just a car running in a battery , like a rc car 😂🔋 , and is not thats interesting as fuel cars
THE RICH STAY RICH BY SPENDING LIKE THE POOR AND INVESTING WITHOUT STOPPING THEN THE POOR STAY POOR BY SPENDING LIKE THE RICH YET NOT INVESTING LIKE THE RICH.
I'm not really into cars, but this video is actually pretty good. Good job, glad I subscribed! Btw, can you make a video on Mechatronics? I would love to have a bigger picture of this field.
This video helped me out a lot, but I am still having this issue of which engineering I should take, because I really like cars (and I mean a lot), but if choose only this engineering (automotive) I would probably gonna be doomed to the automotive industry (which in a way it's ok, but what if wanna change onto another industry). And that's where it comes the other option of studying electrical engineering as it gives me more job options/offer and a more bigger area (more industry), because I also like the trend of electric cars and renewable energy sources and generation, which also may give me other abroad job offers which I am very keen of (like moving to Australia, New Zealand or Canada, to name some). But what makes me go to automotive engineering is that the stuff that you should learn seem to be much more interesting than the electrical engineering. So after all this, I want you to tell me what should I do?. (I am from Argentina and thanks God I have both engineering's in my country)
Francisco Ariagno bro I am a mechanical engineering student and after seeing Tesla's amazing cars and rise of demand of electric cars and companies like Toyota investing in electric cars is demotivating me cuz i am learning about I C engine now and I know my college and syllabus won't teach me anything about electric cars and new technology cuz they always make books and subjects about old technology and I am worried about my future now
Folks you can make a free running engine out of your pre existing alloy engine , simply place magnetic Capps on top of each piston and replace the head with either a magnetic head or electromagnetic head , never pay for fuel or electricity again 😎👍
As a senior in high school this video is great what majors do you recommend me taking in college for that I can transfer to a university to be a mechanical engineer
If i want to become a car designer, regarding just the appearance of the vehicle ( although i know i 'd have to take aerodynamics and safety measures into consideration ), should i study industrial design ( which will lead up to a master on automotive design ) or automotive engineering? I need to know , next year i am planning on going to college!
I REALLY HOPE IT'S NOT TOO LATE Going into automotive engineeing just for the appearance of the cars is craziness. I had this same issue, I wish I could be a car designer, So Industrial design was my main goal, but then, I realized that I was also really interested in understanding how cars work, besides their appearance, So for this reason I dediced to go into Mechanical engineeing (Unfortunalery there's no Automotive engineeing course avaible to me). So, answering your question: If your interest is the appearance, study industrial Design and later seach for a specific course for design of cars, because you won't have it at your normal graduation, industrial design is a general course
I grew up loving physics and astronomy, after that I got to do my diploma in mechanical engineering. Fast forward 3 years later, today I got offer for automotive engineering for my bachelor degree programme lmaoo rip my life journey 😢
Formula sae is a for sure thing I’m joining. As I want the knowledge In order to go out and go pro plus co design stuff like rtr which was founded by Fd driver Vahun Gitten (I butchered his name)
It's absolutely worth it. You'll learn so much in terms of design and manufacturing. Not only that but you'll also develop soft skills as you work in a team, meet people from the industry and so much more :) - From a Formula Student member
Hey. I want to create my own car brand and also be able to give ideas on how to make the car and I also want to be able to fix cars as well. So what do I need to take in university to be able to do all that?
I’m 12 and I wanted to be a automotive engineer for years I already have 2 car ideas..... praying they dint ckme to existence before I actually get a job as a automotive and make them I’m just praying lol
I am work as a mechanic im 18 years and i want to be an automotive in the future my brother have a garage an i work with him and we work with gorilla performance in germany
Hi, I study automotive engineering in Germany in a university of applied sciences, and prior to that I was studying mechanical engineering in technical university. My concerns before I switched majors was that mechanical engineering subjects were too broad and somewhat hard, adding to that it was hard for a student to get help may there have been a need to it. After switching to automotive however, I feel that I might be limited with my choices (ie just car related things). I was very motivated to start with automotive engineering due to my passion for cars, but I realized my passion towards cars doesn’t match what’s demanded in the industry. My question is: can I as an automotive engineer also apply to broader themed engineering jobs (say energy/renewable/turbines/and other jobs working with mechanical contraptions) ? Would love your input
Could you please explain how your passion towards cars doesn't match industry demands? What are the available career options now for you as an automotive engineer? Thanks and good luck!
I am planning on going into a trade, either automotive technician or collision repair, but my parents keep saying the traditional 4-year route. I just think about the different workplaces and think I trade would fit my desires better. But I feel like I would be a failure and what if new advancements in technology affect trade job opportunity in the automotive world. Money is not a major factor, fulfillment is key but I also want to make sure there are jobs too.
I think you gotta go with your heart on that one. Automotive repairs are only getting more difficult, so I really think a robot will not be taking it over any time soon. Work hard and focus on whatever you choose, but going to college if you're not fully committed to it could be a big time of waste and money. Working a trade is super respectable and necessary for our society.
Dude with mechanical engineering degree you can pretty much take it to every engineering branch. To answer your question yes you can use mechanical engineering degree in automotive engineering field
GREAT videos about the all subject bro. I study too ME and I want too to get a job in a team of the design of cars on auto industry like Honda or whatever but now in college we have 3 directions: 1: energy industrial processes and environmental technology 2:materials engineering and machining 3:production organization and industrial administration What u suggest?? I will be grateful to answer 🙏
Well if you still want to do it in a few years, let me advice you to check Eindhoven University in the Netherlands, they have a bachelor that's directly Automitive engineering. I'm 17 and I'm really thinking about going there next year. We'll see
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I am 10 but I really want to be a automotive engineer in the future
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Follow your dream buddy I wish I thought that way when I was a kid cause life gets hard and it sucks trying to find a career that you actually like and I wish I started with automotive engineering
@@saicharan3359 doesn't matter.. He has to start from the carburettor once he pursues it
@@karthikm0004 yeah bro. I'm pursuing mechanical engineering now.. and I'm learning the 50 years old technology. But industry wants engineers with knowledge of latest technology. Irony
Well I'm trying the same in this quarintine it's a good time to pass and I can learn and maybe even start a career
I’m currently an Mechanic at a ford dealership watching this video is re igniting that spark for me to go back to school to become an auto engineer thank you 🙏
hi im currently looking at what type of engineering to do i like automotive engineering and mechanical engineering but i dont know what to choose, in your opinion which one do you think pays more?
@@asiangameryt9211 first thing is Where your located as salaries change depending on area and state country etc
@@DaPhillyCarGuru im in the uk
@@asiangameryt9211 so the national average for me in my state and city is around 65/70k a year
Im actually confuse i don't know if i should go for mechanical engineering or automotive engineering im kind of confuse i wan't my career to tune and modify fast cars but i don't know which one does that.
I get even more excited to get into the automotive engineering everytime I see this videos
Are you an automotive engineer now after 3 years or you chose another career path?
I’m 16 and in 2 years I have to decide my collage major
This video was amazing and blew my mind about everything related to this one word:”Engineering”
Thanks man 🙏 keep it up
So you still are interested in Automotive Engineering?
Why did u decide? And what under study
Same here
He dropped out of high school to smoke weed and fuck bitches @@ilivehere9224
Dude, what are you upto now?
this is like the only channel on youtube that actually explains math and science careers in simple detail along with mentioning other things that most or nobody pays attention to
I understand you do more engineering vids, but I was wondering if you could do architecture :) great vid btw ! U deserve more subs
I will get architecture at some point! You aren't the first one to ask. Thanks for the comment :)
No worries, If possible, I'd like to ask for your opinion... So I am stuck between choosing Mechanical Engineering and Architecture (I'd love to do automotive Engineering, but there are hardly any jobs in Australia)... Mechanical Engineering has a higher salary, but high prerequisites for Uni, and requires a lot of work... Architecture has lower prerequisites, but a much lower salary (average)... But I love being able to be creative, so whats your opinion, put in the extra effort for Engineering, or be more creative and do Architecture?
It depends on what you want to do but I'd say go for mechanical engineering if you're willing to put in the work. If it's something you will enjoy, you will thank yourself later for doing that work. But if you're hesitant it might be tough to make it through.
MajorPrep I think it's something I'm capable of doing... I think I'm going to put In the extra effort :)
Awesome! Best of luck with pursuing the degree :)
This info is so accurate , Thanks For making This Video Keep it up👍👍
Great video. Currently, I'm interested in the underbody of cars as these aspects of automotive engineering apply to all cars, except those that fly, perhaps. Hopefully, America's roadways will improve and allow cars to be designed for better road comfort with the least expense. There are many types of drivetrains out there, today. Everything is connect and I don't plan to neglect any part of a vehicle as each component affects and is affected by many other components. I look to see more modular design and replacement in the future. For example, replacing discharged electric car batteries with charged batteries in a manner similar to what we do with battery-powered tools, etc. Why we haven't gone to a more modular design today, I have no idea. It would be as simple as an automatic car-wash to put our cars back in order.
Anyway, you presented a variety of automotive career fields and companies in your video. I got a better understanding of the many aspects of mechanical, electrical, and automotive engineering and plan to research these areas. I look forward to seeing (hearing) you in future videos. Thanks, Jeff
im 14, my dream is to be a automotive engineer and when i watch this video it inspired me to study more about automotive engineering and im going to buy myself a 64' buick
"Then there's fuel economy where you look at fuel efficiency in *l/100 km*". There, fixed it. :)
So I just ignited my love for cars during the quarantine currently in my 12th grade and going to college and I'm thinking about taking on automotive engineering hopefully I can catch up to my peers who may have been fans of cars since way back unlike me who just found the love for cars in his 17th year on earth.
you definitely can, just make sure you're caught up on calc and physics too
Any updates?
@@madlad1. 6 months late but thx.
@@cleversonmarzan4152 12th grade is wrapping up and I'm still waiting for my entrance exam results in the college that I applied to.
@@musix3197 2 months after original comment thoe
There is another very popular event called BAJA SAEINDIA which I participated in 2017-18 edition and gained immense knowledge about design and development of a rugged ATV. You might not land a job right after Participating in such events but I assure anyone who works sincerely for those events will definitely benefit from it
Awesome video - Very informative and helpful for our 15 year-old Son who wants to go into this field. Thank you for the info. It has already proven useful!
I don't know how common these things are in the US but in Germany at least we have programs that take about 60% of any given engineering major and about 60% of what people in business majors will take and teach them together. The idea is to have broad knowledge in both fields and to then primarily work in project management or quality management. Could you do a video on that, given of course, that you are familiar with similar programs!
That is something I am not too familiar with. But if I can find someone who has experience with it then I would be happy to get a video
wow thanks so much for this video I've been interested in automotive engineering for a while now, but had no idea of some of the factors that your video discussed. You my friend have a new subscriber now.
So glad to hear it helped! Thanks for the comment and the sub :)
Hey bro, did you get into Automotive Engineering or chose another path?
I saw F1/Motorsport and said i want to be like guys in garage.
Currently pursuing mechanical engineering,2 years left then i hope automotive.
I am studying automotive engineering in Ingolstadt, Germany (it’s where the headquarter of audi is)
And the video is really accurate with what i have to learn and have to do later in a job. It’s a really really hard major but if you have enough interest and will (like me i have no talents in maths or physics) you’ll get through it ;)
Sir, can i have msc in automotive engineering after completing bsc in Industrial and Production engineering
This is my first time watching this video. After graduating mechatronics eng diploma, I am currently taking automotive eng degree. N join SAE club. looking forward to joining Formula SAE in my 3rd or 4th year, glad I am in the right pace.
Yeah that's a nice move
Please can you tell me more about automobile engineering because that's the field I will like to be in am currently studying Mechanical engineering now
@@agbiiemmanuel8012 How is mechanical engineering, hard or easy? and are you taking it in college?
Great video. Really inspiring and mind-opening. GREAT WORK MAN😀😁😁
I watched this video back in the day and now I'm in college studying automotive engineering it was a dream and it's coming true i remembered this video because they put in one of my online courses and i was very happy to see it good luck everybody
Hi I’m about to enter as my last year of high school and I’m looking to become a automotive engineer nice to hear that and how is it going and are u liking it ?
After watching this video I've realised there isn't ONE person who starts a automotive company...BUT can you make a video on how these companies grow, they certainly need a group of people!
Amazing video it inspirate the students
This has been my passion am a car enthusiasm
For the ones who speak spanish and want a good automotive college you should study in Motor Sport Institute here in Madrid... I study there and its freaking great.
I start my Automotive engineering in 8 weeks in Germany.... back to school for another 2 years. But it will be awesome
Bro I had some questions about it . How can I text u ?
@@leavemealone6519 well thats a good question :D
Nice work of automotive engineering.♥️♥️♥️
I'm in my first year of Automotive Engineering in Eindhoven, The Netherlands.
how is it??
@@meltwater.3070 it's good, very good.
@@diegohuijbregtsgarcia5102 I was just looking automotive engineer studies in Netherlands, what are the most commom things you meet and need? And what path did you choose?
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I am now majoring in automobile engineering, and honestly I don't know which field I'm gonna pursue. There so many stuff you have to cover while studying this specific field, I'm talking about mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, data analysis, mechatronics, dianostic and so on. Now I'm so confusing about what should I do and which part of the car should be prioritized. For all of you guys out there making up your mind to take on automobile engineering, please don't, choose a specific field first, then dig hard into it. Don't try to be an all rounder, you'll end up like me someday, knowing a little bit of everything but nothing is valuable.
So how are you doing now bro? What field did you choose?
Thank you so much, i was having a lot of difficulties understanding what jobs were there. Thank you a lot i want to be an automotive engineer in the future and this vídeo helped a lot
Your video is the best. Thank you.
I'm 16 now , I learned 3D printed ,
before this, I learned fluid ,too.
that's hard but I tried,idk it's so specific ,..... Sorry 💬 I'm lack of my grammar. But I'm trying to improve.
Omg 😱
Damn tbh this is exactly what I want to be. Ngl a mentor would be hella helpful I’m 16 and I want pursue this just wanna know if I’m on the right path.
I am 13 and preparing to figure out which job would be best for me, thank you for this information.
thank you very much. for sharing this video to us about what you've learn in automotive engineering. its very useful to does people who want to study to learn more rather about automotive system.
I’m 17 rn I’m entering as a senior I’m about to graduate and my dream is to become a car engineer and build my own bmw E30 the passion i got for a E30 is crazy and hopefully I do well and live a good life
Is auto motive engineering is hard? My physics is very bad
@@getsugatensho02 yh im still in my last year of high school but Automotive Engineering is mostly about mathematics
I want to study automotive engineering when in the university because as a kid growing up I always love cars
I want to become automotive engineering
I've been looking for a good one. This is good.
Reason why i'm here; I noticed my youtube recommended are in a loop, i get recomended the same things even if i don't watch them or am not interested in them. So i thought "What if i watch, something completely different that im not interested in"
Does having an Automotive Technician Certification help with having a BS in Mechanical Engineering? I'm considering getting the certification after I finish my BS next year.
As a guy who took the ase course I would say hell no. This is why mechanics get a bad rap, they got to a technician program and think they will come out knowing how to take a car apart and put it back together. They are sadly mistaken. Just go the engineer route like mechanical, electrical...even self study will be good like machinery 30th edition
I am a automotive engineering undergraduate student in Turkey, just finished first year,. If you are like the appearance of cars, please do not choose this course. Because, automotive engineering is not just about this. Most of the people come for this feelings but this department is multidisciplined area in the middle of the materials and metallurgy, software, mechanical and electrical and electronics engineering.
hey !!! im doing automotive engineering from UET lahore
But mechatronics wouldn't be better?
me doing computer engg from uet Lahore
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I love cars so much.. And self driving cars is not really interesting to me.. driving is my fav thing to do!!
Muhammad Ibrahim Jafar Yes me too. It’s really gonna suck when gas and Diesel engines are gone and electric is taken over. I love driving as well. Electric self driving cars are probably gonna ruin a lot of people’s futures.
@@blaisesarate6729 Agreed
Fluxius me too lol , i like driving and i dont like self driving cars and not either electric car , bc electric cars is not so artistic as engines cars bc its like just a car running in a battery , like a rc car 😂🔋 , and is not thats interesting as fuel cars
Isaac castro exactly what I was thinking...what about the sounds of our favorite cars. It just won’t be as fun/enjoyable with electric cars.😞
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Just intrest is needed to achieve anything in this field !
THE RICH STAY RICH BY SPENDING LIKE THE POOR AND INVESTING WITHOUT STOPPING THEN THE POOR STAY POOR BY SPENDING LIKE THE RICH YET NOT INVESTING LIKE THE RICH.
You're right ma,
that's why I have to start forex trading 2months ago, now am making constant profit from it
Natural, there’s a lot of math involved in forex trading,
but this is often presented in forms of daunting technical charts, indicators, patterns.
Trading systems allow you to limit the factor of emotional influence on decision-making,
I'm not really into cars, but this video is actually pretty good. Good job, glad I subscribed! Btw, can you make a video on Mechatronics? I would love to have a bigger picture of this field.
Thank you! And yes I will get a video on that at some point, been a very popular request.
MajorPrep Wow, that was a really quick reply! Thank you though. Hahaha
This video helped me out a lot, but I am still having this issue of which engineering I should take, because I really like cars (and I mean a lot), but if choose only this engineering (automotive) I would probably gonna be doomed to the automotive industry (which in a way it's ok, but what if wanna change onto another industry). And that's where it comes the other option of studying electrical engineering as it gives me more job options/offer and a more bigger area (more industry), because I also like the trend of electric cars and renewable energy sources and generation, which also may give me other abroad job offers which I am very keen of (like moving to Australia, New Zealand or Canada, to name some). But what makes me go to automotive engineering is that the stuff that you should learn seem to be much more interesting than the electrical engineering. So after all this, I want you to tell me what should I do?.
(I am from Argentina and thanks God I have both engineering's in my country)
What's wrong with the automotive industry. It's pretty fucking big.
Leslie H. Nothing man, I really like the automotive industry it's my favourite indeed
Francisco Ariagno bro I am a mechanical engineering student and after seeing Tesla's amazing cars and rise of demand of electric cars and companies like Toyota investing in electric cars is demotivating me cuz i am learning about I C engine now and I know my college and syllabus won't teach me anything about electric cars and new technology cuz they always make books and subjects about old technology and I am worried about my future now
The Epic Teenager Wow what an awesome career you've made man, keep it up
What?? Are you trying to demotivate me
??
Thanks know i now what is mechincal engineering really is thank you for explaining this
u gave me comfort
Thirteen and want to be a macanic found this helped
0:34 I wonder if Elon just didn't listen to any engineers when designing the cybertruck or what
He just tell people what to do
Hey I'm a 12 year old who has a passion for cars and looking into future thanks so much helped me out bug time 🤘
FUCCCKKKKK. THIS BRANCH OF ENGINEERING IS SOOO COOL
Folks you can make a free running engine out of your pre existing alloy engine , simply place magnetic Capps on top of each piston and replace the head with either a magnetic head or electromagnetic head , never pay for fuel or electricity again 😎👍
I learned a lot from this vid
Love you man
I watched this in highschool so I can be prepared as soon as I get to college. Btw this is obviously the job I'm going to get in the future.
How did that workout for you
If you would take this course, would you take the classes a mechanical engineer does, such as thermodynamics, and others?
The KaDoosh yes you do
Chongqing Feilong Jiangli has water pumps,oil dipsticks ,rubber parts and welding parts.
As a senior in high school this video is great what majors do you recommend me taking in college for that I can transfer to a university to be a mechanical engineer
Thanks for the video
I love this video sm
I have loved cars since I was a child. I would like to be an automotive engineer
Thank you so much
If i want to become a car designer, regarding just the appearance of the vehicle ( although i know i 'd have to take aerodynamics and safety measures into consideration ), should i study industrial design ( which will lead up to a master on automotive design ) or automotive engineering? I need to know , next year i am planning on going to college!
I REALLY HOPE IT'S NOT TOO LATE
Going into automotive engineeing just for the appearance of the cars is craziness. I had this same issue, I wish I could be a car designer, So Industrial design was my main goal, but then, I realized that I was also really interested in understanding how cars work, besides their appearance, So for this reason I dediced to go into Mechanical engineeing (Unfortunalery there's no Automotive engineeing course avaible to me). So, answering your question: If your interest is the appearance, study industrial Design and later seach for a specific course for design of cars, because you won't have it at your normal graduation, industrial design is a general course
I grew up loving physics and astronomy, after that I got to do my diploma in mechanical engineering. Fast forward 3 years later, today I got offer for automotive engineering for my bachelor degree programme lmaoo rip my life journey 😢
How do you like your job 6 months later?
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Nice video🎉
Formula sae is a for sure thing I’m joining. As I want the knowledge In order to go out and go pro plus co design stuff like rtr which was founded by Fd driver Vahun Gitten (I butchered his name)
It's absolutely worth it. You'll learn so much in terms of design and manufacturing. Not only that but you'll also develop soft skills as you work in a team, meet people from the industry and so much more :)
- From a Formula Student member
Thank you
Keep it up good knowledge...
This video came at perfect timing I have applied to McMasters in the hope to get my automotive degree to work with tesla or hyundai
are your studies shifted towards electric cars?
@@aymenachagui7222 Electric/Hybrid yes since I hate paying for gas.
I hope Hybride cars will take over electric cars@@MJT-DA
Hey. I want to create my own car brand and also be able to give ideas on how to make the car and I also want to be able to fix cars as well. So what do I need to take in university to be able to do all that?
Hey, what does an automotive engineer do when electric cars are more popular? Do they only work on the car design and braking system?
I’ve been saying
I guess you’ll be working on the chassis, the suspension, the steering, stuff like that
Then you can also work in other vehicle industries like Trucks, Busses, Tractors or excavator
I’m 12 and I wanted to be a automotive engineer for years I already have 2 car ideas..... praying they dint ckme to existence before I actually get a job as a automotive and make them I’m just praying lol
I wish the best for you man
Im gonna do this
Great video :)
Thank you!
Does automotive engineering have a lot of mathematics?computation?
I don't know but in my country it's very important.
Yes it does, I am a automobile engineer.
In my school, we have Electric Vehicle Engineering (currently studying it).
I would expect *_everyone_* to know about Takata now :p
Kerstkrans Ya-Mian Lol
I'm pursuing automobile engineering
GauRaV Tiwari what’s the best major for that ?
The future is figuring out battery efficiencies.
I am work as a mechanic im 18 years and i want to be an automotive in the future my brother have a garage an i work with him and we work with gorilla performance in germany
I like it
Damn I’m so bad at math man I still want to do it because I don’t know what to do with my life
Hi,
I study automotive engineering in Germany in a university of applied sciences, and prior to that I was studying mechanical engineering in technical university.
My concerns before I switched majors was that mechanical engineering subjects were too broad and somewhat hard, adding to that it was hard for a student to get help may there have been a need to it.
After switching to automotive however, I feel that I might be limited with my choices (ie just car related things). I was very motivated to start with automotive engineering due to my passion for cars, but I realized my passion towards cars doesn’t match what’s demanded in the industry.
My question is: can I as an automotive engineer also apply to broader themed engineering jobs (say energy/renewable/turbines/and other jobs working with mechanical contraptions) ?
Would love your input
Could you please explain how your passion towards cars doesn't match industry demands? What are the available career options now for you as an automotive engineer? Thanks and good luck!
Hi Muhammad , good to read and see your passion. What is name of University you study brother and majors subjects are also relating to the automotive.
Are you GMI Student?
I just got a auto technology degree... master technician experience.
I am planning on going into a trade, either automotive technician or collision repair, but my parents keep saying the traditional 4-year route. I just think about the different workplaces and think I trade would fit my desires better. But I feel like I would be a failure and what if new advancements in technology affect trade job opportunity in the automotive world. Money is not a major factor, fulfillment is key but I also want to make sure there are jobs too.
I think you gotta go with your heart on that one. Automotive repairs are only getting more difficult, so I really think a robot will not be taking it over any time soon. Work hard and focus on whatever you choose, but going to college if you're not fully committed to it could be a big time of waste and money. Working a trade is super respectable and necessary for our society.
I'm machnical engineering student how could I do automobile engineering
Dude with mechanical engineering degree you can pretty much take it to every engineering branch. To answer your question yes you can use mechanical engineering degree in automotive engineering field
Thanks Man
GREAT videos about the all subject bro. I study too ME and I want too to get a job in a team of the design of cars on auto industry like Honda or whatever but now in college we have 3 directions:
1: energy industrial processes and environmental technology
2:materials engineering and machining
3:production organization and industrial administration
What u suggest??
I will be grateful to answer 🙏
1 or 2
What to do after 10th to become a car designer
You cant take admission in diploma of automobile engineering otherwise after 12 admission in btech in automobile engineering
I am student of automotive engineering technology. You made video on automotive engineering topic. Now make a new video on automotive technology.
I must prevent there from being ugly cars in the future
like that new mustang spin off
thanks
My dream one day is to create an electric HYPERCAR company hopefully one day it all comes true
I’m 13 and I’ve wanted to be an automotive engineer since I was 7.(UK)
Haris Aziz Me too
Well if you still want to do it in a few years, let me advice you to check Eindhoven University in the Netherlands, they have a bachelor that's directly Automitive engineering.
I'm 17 and I'm really thinking about going there next year.
We'll see
I'm in the exact same position lol
I've come back on this comment 7 months later: I'm still 13 and I still have the same mindset... I want to do manufacturing btw
Thanks to engineers, you don't die!
Vielen Dank für das nützliche Video! Ich arbeite erst seit einiger Zeit bei Technica Engineering, die im Bereich Automotive Engineering tätig sind. Für unsere Kunden bin ich immer auf der Suche nach anschaulichen Kurzfilmen, die uns das erklären erleichtern. technica-engineering.de/
Is it better to do Mechanical Engineering or Automotive Engineering if you want to work for OEM ?
You can go for both. Take ME and focus on AE or graduate in AE directly