Day in the Life of an Aerospace Engineering Student | Politecnico di Milano
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Hey everyone!
In this video, I take you through a typical day in my life as an aerospace engineer at Politecnico di Milano ( PoliMi). From attending lectures and working with my rocketry team to studying in the library, I give you a behind-the-scenes look at what it's like to study and work in this exciting field.
I hope you enjoy this glimpse into my daily routine and get a sense of the challenges and rewards of pursuing a career in aerospace engineering.
Don't forget to follow me on social media for more updates and insights:
insta: / christianferracane
twitter: / xarref
startup: www.drivalike.com
rocketry team: www.skywarder.eu
old project: www.hephaestus.space
Thanks for watching!
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Cry because no F1 da vero tifoso ahahah
Palese, aspettavo che qualcuno lo notasse ahahahah.
il dolore
Hey can i knw about fees structure
Electrical engineering student here. Currently in my exam phase, sleep feels like a luxury
ahahahaha feel you
Same here bro
@@fonikgaming1217 hows exam phase going so far my friend?
Hope all went well!
@@whiteflipaclipanimations7118 it didnt, failed 2 exams.
At this point a question arises, how are you able to do so many things despite being in the first semester at PoliMI?
It is not a criticism, indeed what you do is admirable!
Ahahahah I kinda like spending my time doing things i like. Being super passionate about space, rockets and motorsport it’s not that absurd for me to spend a lot of my time on these. I live a very busy life, yes, but i think i am happy with it at the moment. I think I will try to keep this balance as long as i can academically afford it :)
These are called overachievers.. they are persuing things which suits them the most ..
It's amazing
IMO it is only scene
So cool seeing others study the same thing as me but in a different country!
ahahaha yeah that’s true
yeah...~\(≧▽≦)/~
Sistee i need guidance
Can i get help please
Hello, very good video, glad to have discovered someone who shares the same passion as me. I am in my last high school year and would love to pursue my studies in the aerospace field. I really like your school and I hope that we can exchange on this subject because I really have a lot of questions.
Anyway, take care of yourself and good luck with the rest of your studies.
Thank you Mohamed! If you want to ask me some of the questions you mentioned DM me on my instagram @christianferracane , I'd be happy to share opinions.
@@christianferracane Can I ask sth too (using DM)? Next year I'll (hopefully) join the Polimi but I'm not sure whether to pursue my studies in Aerospace engineering or mechanical engineering.
Hi Mohammed I am also Mohammed and I am also pursuing aerospace engineering
What a coincidence
Of course you can leo!
After reading some of your comments it's amazing how different university is every country. I am also studying aerospace (tho because the market for rockets and satellites isn't big here its actually closer to aeronautical) in Argentina and just finished my 1st year, with the 2nd starting on March. Im so jealous of the rocket competition, we have nothing of the sort here and we don't get many practical tasks until like 3rd year (total of 6, tho last one is pretty short). Even tho I had 8 subjects which was like 4 hours a day Monday to Saturday (not including study time) you are a lot busier than me, the level of your university must be really good, really admire that and the fact that you can also do projects. Anyway good luck on your studies!
Yes, it's true. I also discovered that universities are very different from each other! Having the opportunity to participate in competitions and stuff like that is amazing, but university side believe me also polimi is very theoretical and close to zero practical. Good luck on your studies too!
Politecnico is my never-achieved life-long dream :( Live the dream buddy!
Uni life is tough, but also one of the most amazing periods of your life! Keep up, very interesting video. Wish you a lot of luck!
Thank you 🥺🥺
I will!
This was really interesting to see how studying aerospace engineering is like in a different part of the world! I'm currently in my senior year of my AE studies at the University of Central Florida and plan to graduate in December of '23.
I got a bit confused during the video, but were you saying that your sessions of Calculus were just periods to work on homework? Also, how long were all your classes? I know there are some that can range from about an hour to 2 hours. It also sounds like you have quite a lot more in-depth classes than what I've seen. It was also cool to see how Politecnico di Milano also had their own experimental rocketry club and to find out about EuroCup.
How far along in your degree program are you? Do you guys also have a final-year project as well?
Also, from one AE to another, I know the stigma is that engineers don't get much sleep and there are nights where that can happen. But if you are able, try to get more than 4 hours of sleep. I know I've done that before and later find that I'm hating myself afterwards and feel drained a lot earlier.
I wish you the best of luck in your university career and keep reaching for the sky!
P.S. Sorry. I know this was a long comment with a lot of questions. But I really enjoyed watching this.
We have examination sessions. There is a break from December 20 to February 20 when we have no classes. This year I had 5 different exams. During this period you can try exams 2 times and accept or give up the grade you received. At this time you can take an exam up to 5 times during the year. Obviously, the opportunity to retake the exam so many times means that they are also much more complex. During these two months off we have time to prepare for these exams and to take them. consider that the dates of my exams for example were very tight anyway: January 3, 9, 19, 23 and 24 for the first "round" and in case I wanted to take them again I could go on the 30th, 3rd, 9th, 13th and finally the 14th of February.
this means that it is actually not really two months of "vacation" but rather two months of "finish one exam and study right away for the next."
classes last from a minimum of two hours up to three generally, with a few exceptions; last semester for example I had a 6-hour lab in a row every week.
yes, the lectures are very in-depth and extremely theoretical, often too much so. I'm in my first year, but since high school lasts 5 years here in Italy and not 4 like in the states, I'm actually the same age as a sophomore. unfortunately, we don't have an end-of-year project like many colleges in the states, which makes college, especially the bachelor's, very theoretical (sadly). What we have instead is a mandatory thesis at the end of the three-year course. In that sense, you may be more familiar with it, we are more like universities like Princeton for example.
ahahaha, I will try to get more sleep. I know the solution is not to cut back on sleep hours, but sometimes it is the only solution.
thank you so much for everything, I appreciate the comment, especially because so long!
good luck with your studies too ;)
hey I'm currently a junior in high school and thinking of taking aeronautical engineering as my major but I've heard that it is very hard and I kinda want to enjoy my 20s, go out with friends, date and all the that stuff. do you think aeronautical engineering would be a viable degree for me?
@@keerthi155I'm sorry it took so long for me to respond.
If you want to be an aerospace engineer, it can be very rewarding (especially if you want to work with airplanes or spacecraft). But you will need to devote a lot of time to the degree and be committed to it.
It also depends on what you want to do in life. I personally have been super interested in airplanes since I was 8 and have been wanting to work in aircraft design for a very long time. Even though there were times that classes were kicking me down, I stayed determined and asked lots of questions. So I've been wanting this for a long time.
Depending on how interested you are in aerospace engineering and how badly you want it, you may find it to be a good fit for you or it may not be.
Now if you also manage your time well, you could also do some stuff and hang out with friends. There might even be some opportunities that won't want to miss that you might want to go to (like if you wanted to see a really cool rocket launch). You would just need to make sure that you're keeping up with your grades and not letting yourself falter.
But you have to ask yourself: what do you want to do in life? And will you be happy with it years down the line?
Hi, I am from India and my goal is to become an aerospace engineer... after seeing your video i feel more motivated and want to study even more... even though i am in 11th grade and my finals are in this month. thank you so much for uploading great content which motivates us... all the best for your future
You can do it! Best of luck!
@@christianferracane thankss
Oh my gosh , I'm an Indian as well, thinking of pursuing aerospace engineering, studying in 11th and having exams this month...what a coincidence
ahahahaha
@@christianferracane u planning on writing jee?
This is really nice to see what its like to study aerospace engineering in italy. I have few questions:
How many class hours you have in one week?
Do you have classes on saturday?
We don’t have classes on Saturday. I don’t remember the exact number of lecture hours per week but it’s about 30h a week + personal study
Currently I'm persuing bachelor's in aerospace from India !
Any suggestions?
Guidance?
You can give me to make much easier my journey
I'm an Indian girl who recently joined university to study aerospace engineering (still in my first semester). Most people here choose computer science and are so surprised to know I actually chose this they go "Oh but it's so hard and you won't get a good job"... I knew the pros and cons before I took up the course. They don't have to keep telling me. If you feel like you're not good enough or have low confidence, shove that aside and do whatever you want!
i think you are so right! however consider that it’s not true that you won’t get a good job with an aerospace engineering degree. it’s much easier to find a middle-high ranked job in the aerospace field than in the computer science field, and the salaries are not that different. don’t let them kill
your enthusiasm and keep dreaming!
@@christianferracane Thank you! Though in India, that's the case unfortunately. Aero is still a developing industry, unlike CS, for which you'll find professionals and companies everywhere you look. We're less likely to find jobs in core sectors. Most companies that come for recruitments to universities come from IT companies too.
Yes, that might me true. However if you're willing to move to another country you might see the situation changing!
@@christianferracane Yes yes absolutely that's the thing we have to go abroad for further studies and to avail more opportunities.
yes that's true. hope for the best.
Hii I just started aerospace engineering department and I can not explain how excited I am! everyone is telling me that it is going to be super though and stuff but all I want is to graduate with the best gpa🥺 Wish you the best of luck!
hey I'm currently a junior in high school and thinking of taking aeronautical engineering as my major but I've heard that it is very hard and I kinda want to enjoy my 20s, go out with friends, date and all the that stuff. do you think aeronautical engineering would be a viable degree for me?
@@keerthi155 I think you still can and you should, at the end of the day if this is what you really want to do, you start enjoying it even more than you could imagine, of course some days will be more difficult to handle and at the beginning you might have some problems with balancing social life and studies, but as long as you are aware that a lot of responsibilities comes with this dream, never give up and give your 100% to your studies and when taking a break enjoy it as much as you can. I believe in you, we need more aeronautical engineers! ✨
Hello!!!!
I'm from India 🇮🇳 and just found your video of this!! It's cool !! I just like the concept of your journey to become an astronaut!!! Go ahead!!!! And lots of encouragement!! And I just like how you are passionate!!
Wish you the best !!!!!
Thank you so so much!
Hi, I graduated in mechanical enginner from Brazil, I would like to do a degree in aerospace enginner. Is there any chance to study for a second degree already have a diploma in Politecnico di Milano ?
Yes you can apply for a master degree
@@christianferracane Ty for you answer, If you having time, you can do a video about application from university ? I tried to understand the Italy education system but i didn't.
Hiiii Aerospace Engineering Student here from Philippines. I'm very impressed with this vid. Knowing that you're just like my year but you seem to learn more about our field having that organization that builds rockets. I'm looking forward to learning from you!
yes indeed. skywarder is a huge part of stuff that i am learning! looking forward to share more comments about it too
hey I'm currently a junior in high school and thinking of taking aerospace engineering as my major but I've heard that it is very hard and I kinda want to enjoy my 20s, go out with friends, date and all the that stuff. do you think aeronautical engineering would be a viable degree for me?
@@keerthi155 for my case, I barely have the time to hang out with my friends (and even my family). That is because of too much load of general education courses, plus the intensity of our major subjects. But at some point, there will be weeks that I found myself free from workloads. With good time management I think you'll definitely find time for whatever it is. Good luck!
Can you recommend the best Aerospace engineering college
In Europe its Delft University (Netherlands)
Yeah yoy should come over study LR
hey raz! can you dm me on instagram at @christianferracane? i would like to ask one or two questions about delft! that would help me a lot!
@@Garouu23 Can you tell more about Delft DM me @syed_suffiyan_007
4:56 thank God I study Materials Engineering and we are in Leonardo
ahahaha almost forgot. I don’t know why but I associate Bovisa with engineering!
Do they teach in english? Thanks for your time!
For bachelors unfortunately no :(
Bro can you please tell me , does the cource of computer science for bachelors taught in English or not please please
i think that bachelor courses are only taught in italian :'(
Ayy loved the vid, very excited for other day in the life of yours. I am currently a diploma in aeronautical engineering student and wish to peruse aerospace Engineering later on so your vids will really help me learn a lot about the course !!
ahahaha thanks! i will for sure consider to share other days in my life regarding different situations! Make sure to subscribe not to lose those contents!
hey I'm currently a junior in high school and thinking of taking aeronautical engineering as my major but I've heard that it is very hard and I kinda want to enjoy my 20s, go out with friends, date and all the that stuff. do you think aeronautical engineering would be a viable degree for me?
Can you do Architectural Engineering at Undergraduate then do Aerospace engineer at postgraduate?
maybe, depends on the university tbh, but like, usually yes if you do complete "other subjects" after from undergraduate at aerospace eng.
Broo W song choice to start the video
ahahahah thanks
That's the plummer block, I've met that shit
ahahahahahha
Are u a first year aerospace engineering student?
yes, first year
figata che parli inglese ( tra l’altro da dio ) e guardo volentieri perché vorrò fare più o meno lo stesso percorso di studio
aspetto la parte due 😃
arriverà senz'altro!
Whoaaaaa. Is Computer Science part of your Aerospace Engineering program or am i wrong? Because i really want to do both at the same time 🤩 nice video by the way esp that i rarely see vlogs of aerospece engineering students
our aerospace engineering program has some computer science related subjects :)
How to become aerospace engineering brother
apply for a an aerospace engineering program in some university ahahahah
Aero Eng students unite!!! Wishing you luck from an aero eng student in Canada
thank you! me too :)
You are living my dream man
thanks mate! i hope you can fulfill it too.
Im going to do erasmus next semester in Polimi Im in 1st year of mater in chemical engineering and was very nice to see how the college work and the cool place to study!
Very good video
thank you very much. hope you found this helpful!
I’m going to do an erasmus in the same field too! if you also start on February hit me up so we can talk about that
yess
Lewis Robert Jackson Mary Davis Charles
Mechanical Engineers 🪙
Viva le menti e i giovani italiani con tanta voglia di studiare e di mettersi in gioco
Grazie mille!
Hey, loved the video, I´m also an aerospace engineering student and I´m a part of the nucleo AeroTéc, where the team RED is. The RED team also performs at EUROC, I´m not a part of that team but I know how challenging it is, so keep up the good work! Cheers from Portugal!
ahahaha i know the team! thank you!
Hehehe would you look at that
as an average student should i pursue aerospace...just wanted to know if its not way to much end of the day, im fairly interested in this field
Thank you thank you thank you sooooooooo much bro for uploading this video I am aeronautical structure students ❤️
It's my pleasure!
Amazing video , Cant wait to start my day as an aerospace engineering student:))
Good luck!
Bro did u join aerospace engineering
What do you mean “who cares about design” 😂 as a product designer, that hurt. Cool vid though.
AHAHAHAH just kidding! thank you ;)
Damn ima aerospace student too... And im taking the same damn classes😂
ahahaha feel you my friend
As an Electronics engineer (new graduate), my dream was to study Aerospace engineering and I think with my new knowledge I am capable to do it way better
The problem? Living in a third world country 🙃
Naahh don't say that. Yes, obviously it's way more difficult but impossible is nothing! I mean try your best and apply for your dream schools. I believe in you ;)
@@christianferracane I'm agree. It is hard to join in aerospace industry but I'll keep going and do my best(:
Nice one. What year are you? Do you already know what master will you be doing?
Cheers :)
I am 19 years old, currently in my first year out of 3. In italy we have one more year of high school so i guess it counts as sophomore. I’m not sure about the master program: i already know i’ll be studying space engineering but i don’t know where yet. Hopefully US or UK, but Delft or TUM are not bad choices at all!
@@christianferracane Once you start to get Orbital Mechanics and Space Environment you will fall even more in love with space! May I ask why you are not considering ISAE? Good luck with your first year!
Ahahahaha i just forgot to add it there. Anyway i would still be more interested in names like Stanford / MIT. Probably dreaming too big but who knows ahahah
Thank you
Life as an Aerospace engineer student can be hard, and long. You have to put your heart and time into these work so that you can be a good aerospace engineer I the future. It many be hard for most of the time, but it's worth it for the future.
agree!
I'm an engines and flying operation specialist some time I think to my self what the hell I'm doing with my life 😅
ahahahah feel you!
Who knows any good universities for aeroengineering?
ai
yo bro nice video , can u pleas tell me the name of ur headsets ty
Gonna make a video review about them! Anyway Sony wh1000xm4 :)
Do they teach aerospace engineering in English or in Italian?
bachelor is Italian taught only. grad school/master is instead only english taught.
Am planning on doing aerospace and computer science ❤in the future do you have any advice for me 😢
Keep up!
Hay😢😢😢
THATS WHAT YOU GUYS LEARN AS AN ENGINEERING STUDENT???? im def dead
AHAHAHAHAHAH
nice video but I care about design XD also a Poli blogger here ;)
ahahahah sorry. just kidding oc!
@@christianferracane haha dw I know :p keep it up :)
Sogno di arrivare a lavorare per qualche team di F1 sotto il punto di vista dello sviluppo aereodinamico ma questo video mi ha rimesso al mio posto! Sono al secondo anno di classico e già studio dalla mattina alla sera, chissà come farò in uni...
ho fatto il liceo classico e ora ho la media del 29 a ingegneria aerospaziale e ho aperto una startup che collabora proprio con i team di formula 1!!!!. non ti abbattere, tieni duro e studia "il giusto". coltiva le tue passioni e non smettere di crederci. u can do it ayy
@@christianferracane grazie per la motivazione, ne avevo decisamente bisogno! Spero possa continuare con questo grande progetto. Keep pushing!
F1 in my ❤️
yessss
Hey brother :).. I'm a normal student who is interested in space related field like aerospace and aeronautical engineering.. I always watch videos and dream about it.. i still have an year to complete my schooling..i wanna ask some questions related to this field.. hope u help me to build my career bro:)
DM me on instagram! @christianferracane
I am graduated as an aeronautical engineer i remind my school life
cool!
Remember GAS Dynamic is even more tougher than you can think of ........
i will
Hello, I am a Civil Engineering master student at Polimi too and I like the app u are using for the scheduling could you tell me the name of it, and BTW good work,keep posting days in Polimi, i like how productive you are good luck my friend
I use google calendar. hope it helps :)
@@christianferracane Thank youu so much
I am in my last year of high school in Türkiye and I want this engineering too.🥺
Fizik dersinin ozellikle hareket konularinda ve matematikte iyi olman gerekiyor aksi halde zorlanacagin bir bolum olur. Bu iki derse ekstra önem ver. Başarılar.
@@yusuferdinc06 teşekkürler ☺️ sen de mi okuyorsun bu mühendisliği
@@hazalk19 rica ederim. Evet Aybü havacılık ve uzay müh. 2. Sinifım
@@yusuferdinc06 ay gerçekten mi orayı istiyorum ben de
@@hazalk19 odtüyü hedefle olmazsa yine tercih edebilirsin. Ankara'da olması avantaj.
4:51 menomale che hai editato il video, ti sei salvato in corner, mi stavo triggerando
ahahaha nella mia testa ingegneria = bovisa ma effettivamente non è vero lol. polipopi ci ha fatto il lavaggio del cervello
Mechatronics engineering mayor here. Loved the video
Impressive, you rock! Forza politecnico & dare mighty things!
dare mighty things. That's my mantra!
è il primo vlog al poli che vedo in 4 anni che ci studio, grazie :)
Ahahahahah speriamo che funzioni
Are you translating your lessons from english to italian ?
no, luckily i speak italian or it would be basically impossible
Adorooo, mi hai fatto rivivere il mio primo annoooo
Should i study on aerospace engineering in future?
yes you really should
Like per il Muna!
AHAHAHAHAHAH
as some ChemE major I am going to my classes in February and looking forward to Your videos to study like you
Good luck!
I'm a student of iit kharagpur (Sundar pichai was also from the same college),
In the aerospace Department, I'm not sure about the scope of aerospace in my country, can you tell me it's scope internationally..
My friend does politecnico di milano offers bachelor of technology and masters of technology In aerospace engineering
Aerospace for bachelor. For master you have to choose between space engineering and aeronautical engineering.
My friend is space engineering a different course as compare to aerospace engineering or it's a subject in aerospace engineering
Different. Aerospace is only for bachelor and goes trough both aeronautical and space subjects. For master you have to choose.
Do you like the new mercedes' formula 1?
Yep and honestly it scares the s**t out of me. Ferrari in my ❤️
Hi am too aerospace engineering glad to see this
:)
Is there a master's course in aerospace engineering available in your uni?
yes, you can choose between space and aeronautical engineering
E becattini campisce
this is so inspiring to watch while studying
ahahahah happy to hear that!!
Thank you for sharing this! it's interesting to see the perspective of someone who is already studying this engineering. :)
(good quality and editing, I hope you do well here on RUclips too!)
aww thank
you so much :)
Forza e coraggio! Telecom engineer at PoliMi here
cool!
Hi I’m from Castellabbate and still quite consfused whether I should pursue my dream job of Cucina Pappagallo or apply for astronautical engineering. Tips pls?
🦜
MY MAN MUNARINI AHAHAHA
Hi - mechanical engineering student from South Africa. Wanted to ask if the language of instruction in your lectures is English or just Italian
For bachelor it's only Italian. Master is instead only in english.
i'm confused whether aerospace is better than mechanical, should i take mechanical even though i have no interest in motors, just design
i made a specific video about that!
Ho un MacBook Pro e voglio fare la tua stessa facoltà, le app sono compatibili?
no le app non sono proprio compatibili. i software che si utilizzano su mac praticamente non puoi nemmeno scaricarli. ci sono un po’ di trucchetti per scaricare windows su mac e usare i software sulla macchina virtuale windows ma in ogni caso non è esattamente consigliato. se riesci a prendere un pc windows è meglio per qualunque facilità ingegneristica.
@@christianferracane grazie mille, adesso vedo di mettermi via dei soldi per il fisso. Perché ho già comprato il macbook pro
Il munariniiiiii anche io lo avevo ad analisi 1 l’anno scorso come prof
e poi si riconoscono le slide del casalegno 🙃
ahahah proprio loro
Bro fristly , i wish you success in your education life. That's pretty cool that seeing someone studying aerospace engineering as me. Can I ask what grade you are in and your course contents?
Thanks! I am currently in my first year and i am studying aerospace engineering.
engineering course contents = Shit ton of math and Physics
literally lmao
Really good bro its gonna to be help many students in future🙌
Hope so!
do you study in english or italian
Italian
Top G Munarini
@Christian Ferracane broo if I had done bachelors in computer science engg can I do my masters in aero?
i guess so but you will need to integrate all the courses and exams that you did not do in the bachelor because there are some requirements for each master.
amazing bro
which book do u study for aerdynamics nd turbine engines
i m student of aeronautics in india
plz tell the level of maths u study for it nd some books
Hey how's it going?
I loved your video and your routine, I fell in love with this university.
And could you answer me these questions,
Are you doing a bachelor's or master's degree and what year are you in?
Are your classes taught in English or Italian?
Did you need to send the TOELF?
Ans, do u received any scholarships?
My English is not one of the best so if it was already answered in the video, I'm sorry.
Thank you very much for your attention, success!
Hey, thanks!
I'm in a bachelor, and unfortunately they are only Italian taught, so, being an italian citizen and speaker, i did not have to send any language certificate. the university is pretty cheap, so basically anyone can afford it , especially since it is based on your family income, ranging from a minimum of 0 (full ride) up to the full 2700 if i am not wrong. the "award" is automatically given to you based solely on your financial situation, at least for bachelor.
@@christianferracane omg, thanks for answering me!
Great video! Are you finally going to HKUST?
That's the plan! Hope I will be accepted for the exchange program ;)
@@christianferracane haha great! I study aerospace too and will be going next year 😎
Cool! Hit me up on LinkedIn!
Hey! I just finished high school. May I know what the entry requirements were for you to enter the Bachelors AE programme? I’m really interested in applying. (I’m an international student but learning italian isnt an issue for me)
You need to take a test (TOL polimi) and send some documents but there is not really a specific requirement. The test is in italian and the higher you are in the standings, the more likely you will get in.
Hiii. Does polimi teach in English?
Yes, but only for master degrees.
Hey man I am a comp science student pursuing bachelor's in India. Ima in the 5th sem currently n we got 8 sems which is 4 years. The reason i felt like commenting is coz my passion lifelong has been about space stars galaxies n stuff n wanted to pursue that but on my parents advice they said i shd go for comp SC cuz of prospects pay n later if i so choose i can branch out which is true. Just wanted to say that the amount of work u r putting i ain't able to do that much although I wld prolly cm close. So wanted to praise u for that effort u putting. Also just curious can u lemme know the basics of wat u doin in terms of semesters exam schedule how many years it is. Also altho ima barely just touching 6-7 hrs sleep, 4 hrs is running on fumes in the long run so do keep an eye on that. Also if possible i would like to get in touch with you.
Yes! so cool. i know, i am trying to give some more time to sleep now ahaha. DM me on instagram @christianferracane :)
Madonna bro sei grandissimo, ti ammiro.
🫶🏼
ingegnere meccanico polimi🤝
Non so come riesci a fare una vita così, ho la maturità quest'anno e mi lamento che non ho tempo perché ho scuola, sport e scuola guida ma dopo aver visto questo video ho cambiato idea sul significato di tempo. Penso che una volta uscito dalle superiori andrò a studiare ingegneria dell'automazione industriale spero di non ridurmi così hahaha. Continua così👏👏👏
p.s. aggiornaci se sei ancora integro. Scusa se do del tu ma sono abituato nei commenti.
ahahahah faccio questa vita solo perché mi piace alla fine. la metà degli impegni che ho me li creo da solo perché son cose che mi interessano e in un certo senso per assurdo quello è il mio “tempo libero”, o per lo meno come decido di occuparlo. buona fortuna con automazione!
vai tranquillo il tu va benissimo ahahahah ho solo un anno in più, mica sono un vecchio
@@christianferracane Se ti piace allora non è pesante.
La stessa cosa in parte succede anche a me perché essendo una persona curiosa passo i pomeriggi a fare ricerche su una vastità di argomenti e questo è sia un vantaggio che un problema perché se è vero che ho una buona cultura è anche vero che non passo molto tempo ad analizzare il singolo argomento (capiamoci su alcuni che mi interessano particolarmente approfondisco ma generalmente non lo faccio). Adesso che c'è chat GPT sfrutto l'IA per fare una parte del lavoro (non tutto perché commette errori). Qualcosa in comune c'è.
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Hi good evening brow I am Angelo taking a electrical engineering technology circuit analysis and calculus is so very difficult.
ahahahahq i know. took my calc exam yesterday and gosh is it difficult
Hey you should do it more like this it helps to know more abt this branch coz I'm going to start my career bt via internet it's so available how to pursue which other branches through which we can do it'll be a great thing to do
Do consider it!!
Wish you a year full of internship coming to you ...♥️♥️♥️
Will do! thank you so much for the comment!
@@christianferracanescheduling things before hand or noting down after it's done ????? .. if you do so how you manage to schedule all the things coz whenever I sit to schedule things it consumes my time n I'm not able to complete my task bt feels lyk I need to schedule thing so that I can be more productive in less amount
I will make a video about it! make sure to subscribe not to loose the contents. Gonna share some tipsss ;)
i was thinking about to study aerospace in polimi but the department is in Italian and my family is so far from the space things. They see better to study software then the aerospace and it makes me sad also. But anyway i live in latvia rn but i will move to italy next year. I don't have any choice about studying aerospace in italy because of the language but i can study artificial intelligence in roma sapienza. What do think about these departments actually? i think aerospace is the best and then maybe artificial intelligence but idk about the software cause almost everyone studies this, it is so common and maybe 10 years later it will be impossible to find a job.
They are both great options for your future. Don't get scared about jobs because there will always be the need for computer scientist and especially, in the future, for AI technicians.