Technical drawings are tools to transfer technical information between colleagues, customers and contractors. It is vital for an engineer to be able to interpret and understand the essence of the drawing and also convey information to others.
A good example is the interaction between the design and production department in a manufacturing organisation. The production engineer should be able to interpret the drawing and produce the required components of the required dimension and tolerance. Likewise the design engineer should be able to generate legible and comprehensive drawings that does not leave room for ambiguity.
In mechanical enginnering field, the drawing is act as a Language, It gives the clear communication to the engineers without any flaw.
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Dear Sir / Madam Please advise me what subjects should i chose to become a motor mechanical engineering. Many Thanks Gillian Pietersen
I am doing an apprenticship in mechanical engineering. Im in the drawings office. Just doing my Btech and that in mech eng and i have been told £24k when finished at college, Not highly accurate, but hope this helps
What types of drawing should a junior drafter expect to prepare?
You should not have to take biology to become an aerospace engineer.
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To become employed as a mechanical engineer you should get a BS degree in mechanical engineering or related field such as physics. Some states, however, do offer exams that give you certification.
A mechanical engineer should go to college for at least four years. They should focus on math and science course in accredited engineering programs.
A mechanical engineer has many of the same skills that an IT professional needs. They are analytical and detailed oriented and often have overlapping jobs or classes in school.
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Dear Sir / Madam Please advise me what subjects should i chose to become a motor mechanical engineering. Many Thanks Gillian Pietersen
A MECHANICAL ENGINEER SHOULD ALWAYS KNOW THESE THESE FOLLOWING BASICS: NEWTONS LAWS OF MOTION THERMODYNAMICS LAWS STRESS STRIAN DIAGRAM (YOUNG's MODULUS) BENDING MOMENT DIAGRAM PRINCIPLE OF SUSPENSION BRIDGE SOFTWARES LIKE: PRO-E AUTOCAD AND A LITTLE ELECTRONICS AND A LITTLE MANAGEMENT.
Metal work, science & geographyACTUALLY:A good robotics engineer should be knowledgeable in computer hardware and software as well as mechanical engineering and electronics.
If you pass all of the schooling to be a Mechanical Engineer (BSc in Mechanical Engineering) Then you may practice Mechanical Engineering as an engineer. Other wise you cannot and should not be expected to be referred to as an Engineer. Additional comments: Depending on the work you are doing, you may also have to obtain a license or certification such as the Professional Engineer (PE) in the USA. If you can pass the tests and perform the work, you can work as a mechanical engineer - HOWEVER - if you are a terrible writer, you may find it difficult to do the necessary work and gain the requisite years of experience. A typical engineer will spend perhaps 1/3 of their time doing "engineering", i.e. design, calculation, testing, building, etc., 1/3 of their time writing reports, memos, etc, and 1/3 of their time in oral communication - making presentations, staff meetings, supervising, talking with vendors, etc. If one is terrible at writing, they will find it difficult to do all that is expected of a practicing engineer.
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When writing a letter that shows the experience of an electrical engineer, it should show previous employers. it should also show the education of the engineer.