Due to Covid-19, the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) recently announced modifications to temporary exemptions for non-immigrant students for taking online classes for the fall 2020 semester. The complete news can be read on pages such as here: It is quoted below in general as follows from US Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
A lot of students, especially those who are deciding to pursue engineering studies, are confused when it comes to choosing mechanical engineering and aerospace engineering. I have seen not only high school students but also freshmen students being confused between the two. In general, during freshman and sophomore years of undergraduate studies, these two majors share very similar curriculum structure with basic science courses such as physics, math, chemistry, static, dynamics, and fluid mechanics, etc.
Wireless communication has been existed for a long time. In early days, people used to use pigeons to communicate with others who lived far. It was the advancement in technology in the 1980’s and 1990’s that demanded the improvement of existing wireless communication technology.
A lot of students and people think of cars when they hear the word “mechanical engineering”. Mechanical engineering is a lot more than cars. Myanmarstudyabroad.org did a good job explaining what mechanical engineering is on their website along with the descriptions of many other engineering majors. I’ve also shared below an informative Youtube video from Zach Star (MajorPrep) that may be motivational to anyone who is thinking to pursue mechanical engineering degree.
Why do you think you should study in Australia?
When you think of Australia, they see wide open spaces of outback bush, kangaroos, koalas and clean air and water. However, Australia has so much more to offer than just that!
Many international students are choosing to study in Australia because of its friendly, laid-back nature, excellent education system, and high standard of living. The following facts will give you some insights on why you should invest in studying in Australia.
Is industry or academia right for you? Success in one will help you succeed in the other, says the University of Texas at at Arlington Engineering professor Ankur Jain in this new video from ASME FutureME.