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You won't master the art before leaving school. Nor any software program. Nobody cares, except you, and nobody expects you to. Engineering, like medicine, is applied science. Mastering either discipline requires extensive experience. You're in Nigeria? The most important subject to be proficient ...

Enthusiasm. Affable personality. Ability to work with others. It should go without saying, that since engineering is practically applied science, a solid grasp of the scientific principles and knowledge to be applied. In medicine, one applies physiological sciences.  in engineering, one applies physical ...

My answer to your question is NO. Engineering, like medicine, is practical applied science. What's important is to master the fundamentals. The fundamentals are 1. mastering engineering mechanics and base courses in one's preferred track, but most importantly  2. ingraining the problem-solving process ...

I wonder on what basis your assessment of a very brilliant person is. But the PE license is to protect the public. With judgement that poor, would you want to engage th\at person as an engineer? If that person were your employee, would you keep that person employed given the liability that person ...

A key concept that I present freqeuntly is important to grasp: From the first day as a freshman to the last day in an advanced engineering elective, one will work thousands of problems. Upon graduation, one may not likely ever see a problem like one worked as a university student. That's OK. What ...