The fields are completely different. Chemical engineering is taking raw materials and processing them into finished products using the most cost effective inputs. Architecture is essentially making buildings and structures look appealing. The job market for chemical engineers is very strong (at least in the U.S.) because the baby boomers are retiring. The job market for architects is more cyclical and depends on housing demand. See also the article from CNNMoney linked below.
Engineering schools are open to men and women. You can study process engineering or manufacturing engineering. There are many more choices. IT engineering is a good choice also.
What influences the choice of a material for a marine engineering component?
Definitely EE at BITS Pilani. Firstly, EE is a better branch than Biotech in terms of placements and future job opportunities/growth. Secondly, BITS has always been ranked better than IIT-Roorkee.
Engineering is a good career choice for anybody who is interested. Though there are fewer women engineers than men, they aren't at a disadvantage. Just look at Stephanie Burns, CEO of Dow Corning
There are some overall differences in the curriculum layout for the two fields of study. However, this does not mean you cannot pursue the masters of your choice. You may have to take some prerequisite coursework at the undergraduate level first, if you have not done co already. Still, if this is your passion, then you should pursue it.
Impossible to say; it is your preference and choice.
Neither course is better or worse than the other. The choice depends on what YOU want to take, or need to take. If you're going into engineering or architecture, for example, both classes are needed. If you have to choose one or the other, and you do not need either class for college, then the Algebra/Trig class would be my choice, as it teaches you some things that are better for everyday life than the Calculus.
its soooooo good for engineering because the staff in the engineering college of acharya nagarjuna university are senior most staff
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Chemical engineering focuses on designing and operating processes that involve chemical reactions, while biomedical engineering applies engineering principles to healthcare and medical technologies. The key difference lies in the industries they serve and the types of products they work on. In terms of career opportunities, chemical engineers typically work in industries such as pharmaceuticals, petrochemicals, and materials manufacturing, while biomedical engineers work in healthcare, medical device companies, and research institutions. Job prospects in chemical engineering may be more stable due to the wide range of industries they can work in, while biomedical engineering offers opportunities for innovation and growth in the rapidly evolving healthcare sector. Overall, the choice between chemical engineering and biomedical engineering depends on individual interests and career goals, with both fields offering rewarding and impactful career paths.
Architecture! That's what my maths teacher always used to say... :)Another answerAny career that uses a fair amount of mathematics. That includes, besides architecture, engineering of all kinds, and a lot of areas of science. Trigonometry is also used in various technical trades.
I Would like to suggest ELECTRONICS because electronics engineering having a multi-engineering qualities because if we study electronics engineering we have a choice we can go towards communication side,control side,electrical side but the differeceis that a telecom engineer only can prefer its own field so,i would like to suggest you to go with electronics engineering..
The ARM architecture is often considered more energy-efficient and better suited for mobile devices, while x86 is typically more powerful and commonly used in desktop and server computing. The choice between the two depends on the specific computing tasks and requirements.
Choice is better than select
The best choice to do electronics engineering in Pakistan would be "GIKI"
Enroll in the college of your choice that has an architecture program. When they ask you what you want to declare as your major, you will list architecture. Then you will be guided in the right direction and show the classes you will need to take to obtain your bachelors in architecture.