News Articles on Engineering Job in Gloucester
Gloucester: Cinematography?..good choice?
alright so im in computer engineering right now..but its too damn hard...i was thinking about doing something i nthe movie industry whihc is what i really love. is cinematography a good, (and well-payed) career? how big is the job field..lots of opportunity? hard to get job?...
03 Dec 08, 03:12:48
Gloucester: what places can you get a job as an electrical engineer?
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03 Dec 08, 02:12:12
Gloucester: I dont know what to study ?
Hi im 18 and next year i might be attending college but i dont know what to study either Graphic Design or Audio Engineering I have experience in both. I play several instruments , I know how to arrange sounds and effects using pro tools. and in graphic design i been doin flyers and posters for bands for 3 years and i do some illustrations also I have a large portfolio in both illustration and graphic design Which one has more job opportunities and can i do both just in case one doesnt work out?? If your a graphic designer or audio engineer can you give me some advice...
03 Dec 08, 01:12:52
Gloucester: experience or college degree?
my friend told me that he considered about not going to college because he didn't want to waste 4 years of his life and have a huge debt to pay off. He planned on using those 4 years for work experience instead. He argued that experience counts a lot more and that degrees aren't worth much.
I told him that though I do agree that experience counts a lot, he shouldn't discredit a degree so much. I told him that employers look at both as major points in a resume, and that he should a degree. He insisted that degrees won't be worth it. I said that he might have a lot of experience for the job, but without a degree it might lower his chances significantly of landing a high...
03 Dec 08, 01:12:48
Gloucester: How does an Engineer do their job?
I'm looking into engineering as a career option but still don't have a good idea of what engineers really do. The research that I have done has only given me a general understanding. For example, aerospace engineers design, build, and analyze systems and components of aircraft, helicopters, engines, satellites, rockets, and unmanned vehicles. I would like to know more about typical working conditions (in a lab, think-box, factory, production site?) or what tools/methods are used. Can anyone give me an example of a problem and how an engineer would go about solving it? I'm asking for examples, so it doesn't have to apply to all engineers. I'm interested in chemistr...
03 Dec 08, 01:12:42
Gloucester: is this enough info for a paper im writing? im not done yet?
http://www.fashion.net/howto/fashiondesigner/
How To Become A Fashion Designer. 2 December 2008
www.Fashion.net
http://www.ehow.com/how_14307_become-fashion-designer.html
How to become a Fashion Designer. 2 December 2008
www.ehow.com
http://www.calmis.ca.gov/file/occguide/FASHION.HTM
What Does a Fashion Designer Do? 2 December 2008
www.calmis.ca.gov
http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos293.htm
Interior Designers. December 18, 2007, 2 December 2008
www.bls.gov
http://myinteriordecorator.com/student.html
So You Want to be and interior Designer? 2 December 2008
Architectural, engineering, and related services$46,750
Architectural services$46,750
Specialized design...
03 Dec 08, 12:12:44
Gloucester: My chances for UCSC... What Do u Think?
I'm trying to get into UCSC. I have a 3.66 gpa, a 1710 sat, and with my essay, do you think i have a good chance? thanks!
The last twelve years of my life would be impossible to quantify in a stat sheet and a thousand words or less. It is best described as a concoction of stories and experiences that resemble the characteristics inherent to any great novel. All the fundamentals of classic literature are there: excitement, curiosity, gain, loss, accomplishment, misfortune, victory and defeat. The roots of my development are embedded in my bloodlines, as well as my environment. I am the youngest of four brothers, raised in a setting where my parents encouraged personal individualism. M...
03 Dec 08, 12:12:10
Gloucester: What is it like to be in Infantry when not deployed?
Posted Tue 02 December 2008 12:44 AM
What I wanted to know is what its like be in infantry rolls (11 series, 13 series, 19, or even a combat engineer) when not deployed? I have a family and my wife is worried I will always be away from home and I will never watch my daughter grow up. I wouldnt like that either, but when not deployed are you away from home alot more then other MOS's. I know you have feild training but when people refer to field exercises does that mean being away from home, or is it mostly just during the day and home at night with the exception of away training here and there.
If someone could give me an example of how many time a year (not including deployment) t...
02 Dec 08, 11:12:53
Gloucester: I thought it was funny, what about u?
A lawyer married a woman who had previously divorced ten husbands.
On their wedding night, she told her new husband, Please be gentle, I'm still a virgin.
What? said the puzzled groom.
How can that be if you've been married ten times?
Well, Husband #1 was a sales representative, he kept telling me how great it was going to be.
Husband #2 was in software services, he was never real
Husband #3 was from field services, he said everything checked out diagnostically but he just couldn't get the system up.
Husband #4 was in telemarketing, even though he knew he had the order, he didn't know when he would be ab...
02 Dec 08, 10:12:59
Gloucester: Msc Project Management?
I graduated a few years ago with a civil engineering degree. Unfortunately i could not get a job as an engineer so i went into teaching maths. Ive had enough of this i want to do an MSc in Project management and hopefully move back into something aligned to civil. Anyone with info or experience doing a similar thing please advise....
02 Dec 08, 09:12:35
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