No. There are many engineering jobs, even among those closely associated with computer programming, that require little programming skills. However, every modern engineer will need to handle complex technical computer programs, which often include a programming-like aspect.
For example, a civil engineer designing bridges does not normally need computer programming skills per se, but will use modelling software and mathematical software packages to design and test the design through simulation.
Many of the more senior software-related engineers may not, or no longer, be excellent programmers in terms of knowing every aspect of the programming environment inside out. The task of such a person is to understand complexities on a larger scheme, work out solutions and specify those while others, often more junior programmers, will need excellent programming skills to implement these solutions correctly and efficiently.
Few, if any, present day engineering jobs will come without requirements for programming and mathematics, but the required proficiency varies.
Do you need to take an aptitude test to become a computer programmer? No, you don't. Given sufficient time anyone can program a computer. But without the required aptitude, it will take longer to become proficient. No institution is going to give a highly sought-after position to someone who may not have the aptitude over someone who evidently does.
Computer engineers need a 4 year college or univerity degree to get a job. There, you will receive on the job training.
Math, science- physics, chemist, computer science and art would also be a plus.
Well first off, you need to know how to spell programmer. (you spelled it wrong). J.K. You must have a knowledge of the programming language. Ex. C#, C++,.NET,Flash, Java. You must have a sense of logic, and be good at math and physics.
There are Associated Degree (U.S.A.) and Professional Certification available for Computer programming. But you don't need to have one to be a programmer, and have any of those (AA degree or certification) does not mean that you can or should program, either!!Computer Science major is NOT the only way to learn computer programming. There should be courses available for non-computer science majors.
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There are several kinds of engineers. But mostly of them has to be good on physics and math, notably trigonometry, algebra, geometry. If he is a comp/info engineer, he has to be good on programming.
You will need to buy a programmer for the computer.You will need to buy a programmer for the computer.
You will need to reprogram the computer with an upgrade programmer.You will need to reprogram the computer with an upgrade programmer.
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You do not need a computer to be a engineer. However, a computer will be needed for certain types of engineers or would really help.
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You will need a programmer to change the computer software. Ther are made by Edge, BullyDog, SuperChipsYou will need a programmer to change the computer software. Ther are made by Edge, BullyDog, SuperChips
You would need to be someone who is a computer programmer or a game programmer.
you need IT , computing and have computer classes to be come a computing engineer
The engine computer controls top speed. You will need an aftermarket programmer that is capable of changing that.The engine computer controls top speed. You will need an aftermarket programmer that is capable of changing that.