I can find all sorts of useful information about peopleenrolled in EE/ME/Civil/Aero Eng grad school programs, but thereisn't much material out there about Industrial/ManufacturingEngineering grad courses. A bit of background first; I have a b.s.in industrial technology (awarded last month, big 10 school,cumulative gpa 3.1 FWIW) and have recently started my career doingdrawings/detailing in solidworks. In the future I'll get specs fromthe project engineer and do models, but for now I'm only doingdetails...
Anyway, I regret not doing IE because it seems like most of theguys working their way up here have Eng degrees and not Tech. I'vebeen speaking with the coordinator at the local university abouttheir Manufacturing Engineering program; after I apply there is achance I'll be considered if I take calculus 2/3 and maybe diff eq(community college courses that will transfer to the university).i've already met their 'engineering economy' course requirements.
Do any of you have experience with this sort of thing? Any advice?thanks!!
(if academic discussions are not allowed then I apologize, i didn'tsee an 'off topic' sub forum)SolidworksGeneral
Anyway, I regret not doing IE because it seems like most of theguys working their way up here have Eng degrees and not Tech. I'vebeen speaking with the coordinator at the local university abouttheir Manufacturing Engineering program; after I apply there is achance I'll be considered if I take calculus 2/3 and maybe diff eq(community college courses that will transfer to the university).i've already met their 'engineering economy' course requirements.
Do any of you have experience with this sort of thing? Any advice?thanks!!
(if academic discussions are not allowed then I apologize, i didn'tsee an 'off topic' sub forum)SolidworksGeneral
