Tips to succeed in engineering

Tips for success in engineering.

[@Sabhail_ar_Alba]

Succeeding in college and succeeding in engineering are two very different things

[@Alwo8]

Tips to succeed in engineering: Say goodbye to sleep.

[@alphie10]

amen looool

[@ghorg1337]

ye its the only way i would be great if we didnt have to sleep think of all the things we could have time to do

[@ultimateking4341]

+Steve but then you will think halfly of what you know lol.

[@JakeVoorhees]

That's pretty much it :)

[@anthonysawaya6142]

Exactly

[@roger_that667]

1Do your math homework everyday 2Form a good study habit (env, phones etc) 3Get to know your professor 4Work with other people (as strong as you) 5Have a good life ( friendship, hobby, social communication skills)

[@chriswass1176]

+Diu le la SPOILER ALERT.

[@JakeVoorhees]

Yup all these are great tips

[@Earth098]

DEVELOP STUDY HABITS. That's my #1 advice being in Engineering for 3 years.

[@orokushi5953]

Do not leave anything that you can do today on tomorrow. Even if it is due 2 weeks from now. Things can snowball really quick and often you wont predict correctly how long does this or that homework takes.

[@Alex-vi5kp]

Earth+ and watch my videos for help ;)

[@JakeVoorhees]

Yeah become a pro at study habits like Pomodoro technique, fight procrastination, time block, study in teams, etc.

[@wyattb3138]

“Never leave that till tomorrow which you can do today.” - Benjamin Franklin

[@JakeVoorhees]

Additions: 1. Find a core group of students to study and do hw with. Students who share the same study habits and can bring each other up to succeed. 2. Develop good relationships with your professors. Chat with them after class about the lectures. Go to office hours about difficult labs or upcoming exams. Distinguish yourself from other students by showing face, showing you care, and put in extra time!! 3. Social skills. Success in engineering is more than math and science and grade. Your communication, outside the box thinking, and leadership skills is what will carry you to succeed in the world outside of college :) Good luck guys!!

[@williamlemus6443]

thank you !

[@drunkdonutboy]

Everyones so needlessly competitive and its been hard to make friends

[@jessstuart7495]

6. Learn how to play the game. It's not about education; it is about time-management, networking, grades, and conformity.

[@anisurfer84]

Good list. I will also add to this regular exercising. At the very least, get in the habit of 3-4 days a week of half an hour cardio (running, swimming, playing outdoors with friends). In college, you have to walk a lot from class to class and climb so many stairs, and do groceries, and still need to get good sleep to focus well in class. Exercises helps in building endurance for your body as well as your mind. If your body is not strong enough, you will find yourself too tired after all day of classes to do any reading by yourself. Develop the exercise habit early in your college. So you don't fall behind just because you have been "too tired lately" and every time you open a book, you find yourself snoozing off. Don't be that person. Eat well, sleep well, and exercise, if you want good grades.

[@JakeVoorhees]

Regular exercising keeps a healthy endorphin flow, helps you sleep, helps your positivity, you feel better, etc.

[@bayroncastillo9409]

I AGREE WITH YOU , BRO

[@JakeVoorhees]

Thanks Bayron! Appreciate that. You must be an engineer? What type are you? I'm actually an engineering student mentor / career coach, so lemme know if you have any questions k

[@bayroncastillo9409]

I'm an engineering ELECTRICAL student, well . do you know if learning chinese is useful ? now i learning english i from ecuador thanks ..

[@ej_l2525]

this works every first 4 weeks of new semester but after that anxiety come backs again!!!!! and and im starting to fall on the rabbits hole!

[@chriswass1176]

Im failing....and yet i dont even have a life. thinking of it fucking depress me every time.

[@abidinevall4343]

+Chris Wass end up consuming bad habits and living in a dogma and start looking for yourself for u're own savior!!

[@peachlife5118]

+Chris Wass Do not be depressed my friend! I am in the same boat.. I just started and failed miserably mostly due to lack of effort on my part. It is very common for people to struggle in university especially in a subject so tough. You just keep trying.. make sure you brush up on basics as that will help you more than anything. Also do not be shy to talk with your professor or T.A.s. Tutors are also excellent.

[@dre9086]

+Chris Wass don't worry man, don't give up. I failed my pre-cal class and i took it as motivation

[@devvv4616]

visit cal newports blog, you'll become a more motivated and better student its full of strategies to excel in college

[@darkk1ng600]

I've failed a subject for over 3 times and i didn't have a life. I tried once more and started going out a lot and i passed.

[@Mrius86]

I've watched this video several times. I see the value of what the guy is saying more and more now. Can't wait to get started on my civil engineering degree, I'm ready to get my ass kicked my math and physics, but I'm gonna kick some ass back, yeah.

[@JakeVoorhees]

Nice yeah I'm a civil engineer. Let me know what questions you have, and I can help you out

[@Mrius86]

@@JakeVoorhees I appreciate that, but I quit my studies.

[@krupalsgowda6931]

@@Mrius86 aged like fine milk

[@murrey1646]

@@Mrius86 what happened?

[@Mrius86]

@@murrey1646 I couldn't understand the maths and the physics.

[@N0SSC]

"You actually learn more by teaching someone else..." THIS! CAN'T STRESS THIS ENOUGH!

[@nastusalmander]

thank you, I'm a college sophomore and I'm at a cross road because high school was too easy for me but I'm struggling now. I stumbled upon this video and it gave me some hope. Thank you again!

[@museram]

Very pertinent advice! Thank you so much!! And I liked the act u performed at the end!!

[@a.k6839]

He really knows how to beat engineering trust me i have never seen better speech than this for engineers. thank you!

[@rourkeyliiid4769]

I think this is a really beneficial video for students. Especially for somebody like myself, a 26 year old who basically failed school but is returning to education. Thank you

[@rasackyousof]

WOW. This is amazing! Thank you so much. This has given me some momentum. Thank you.

[@Bolensgoldrush]

Great list. I'm in gr. 12 in HS and taking all STEM courses, and these apply to us to, especially if we want success in Uni. The speaker was calm, friendly, and a good presenter.

[@AbelianGroup]

Professors write letter of recommendation, suggest internship possibilities and can even give good advice based on their experience. Not to mention, some of them are pretty cool and worth getting to know as people.

[@MisterMDV]

good advice, i'll keep this in my favorites. thanks!

[@jamesabrown8776]

This is very thorough and very true. Engineering takes a lot of sefl-discipline in study (Calculus, Physics, and other gateway courses take a lot of Practice), and networking with professors and other colleagues can be just as necessary. Thanks for the tips! Now I can't wait to enter college for engineering :)

[@alexisidro]

Calculus I was a class that ALMOST made me change my major and go a different way. Well, I grinded it out, asked for help, spent more time doing the work, and ended up getting a B. Oooofff, I'll never forget that class. If anyone is going through something similar, keep going! Don't give up

[@Mohamed-zo6so]

he is absolutely right about the level of work a student need in higher education! !

[@mickeymouser626]

YOU HELPED ME A LOT!! WHAT YOU'RE SAYING IS TOTALLY IMPORTANT, AND FOR ME ACTUALLY, IM GONNA BE A COMPUTER ENGINEER THIS IS WHAT I'M GOING TO DO. THANK YOU

[@akshayrajendra]

very helpful....keep helping n advising....

[@gunslinguh1]

dude my dad was 36 when he went back to school with NO degree. He joined the army out of high school and just did work with them all these years and decided he wanted to get a degree in Mechanical Engineering. He said it was tough, and it took him longer than it should have, but he was successful in getting his degree. He works for Lockheed Martin now. Anything is possible with some work and motivation! Go get it!

[@keralacodingacademykca4597]

man u r awesome..the whole of india salutes you

[@JakeVoorhees]

haha nice. Steve what type of engineer are you?

[@TennisGvy]

The teamwork thing is true. First and second year it's easy enough to get by on your own, but it ramped up junior year.

[@GodlikeProduction]

Thank you, really helped me out as i'm going to take the engineering course and i'm currently doing my maths. I've been procrastinating alot lately and it's time to change that bad habit. :)

[@safraoui1]

it seems to me the right thing to do ... but I'll be able to follow it right. thanks a lot for this ;)

[@ultimateking4341]

i thing the topic should be the "Tips to succeed in Your educational life". Thanks to you man i just realized i need to stop playing to much league of legends and dungeon hunters 5 and others. im someone one who has never gotten a video game console ever but as sson as i got a computer for the first time in 16 years, i started sticking to games and barely slept in even school days. Right now im in the middle of my 12th grade-semester1 realizing my false choices and i hope it is not too late to turn things around. my dream is petroleum engineering or mechanical or may be even chemical and i came up with a plan to recover my bad grades but to do so, completely, i needed your advice which is very similar to my parents' which i failed to listen at. thnx to this video and keep boosting our determination with your amazing videos. peace out Sir.

[@Buchypeet]

Brilliant. I hope more people will find an interest in this

[@ryanev02]

So encourage with this video! Thank you!

[@dhirajbharude]

Thanks man u should make more videos of these types

[@JamesFaith2]

The Jacket Idea Was The Best Tip He Gave....

[@GlennHa]

Nicely said. College is an unstructured environment vs. high school which causes many to flounder. My BSME class started with 45 students, we graduated 17. But, having been in engineering for 35 years (I'm a 3rd generation engineer), I have used calculus once since I graduated. Only really need algebra to work the problems. After graduating you especially need the soft skills, since many problems are really people problems. Need to learn Solidworks.

[@93MickyD2]

This guy has a superb, engaging persona.

[@user-yx4sv9ul4w]

Im a civil engineer student and your are good for me i wish i see your video before my first semester i got 4 f and pass 2 subject now i should work more harder then before thanks for your tips

[@katakuriplays6687]

thanks ! :3 it really motivates me , especially on my statics class :D

[@ShareefMcDuffie]

Great Video. All the tips are very helpful

[@mohsinkhan3338]

i like the way he spoke and he has given tips

[@sofhiapark584]

Thank you so much sir! I really appreciate this video. It really helps me to calm down whenever I think about entering engineer courses. ♡♡♡♡

[@ManufacturingET]

Thanks. I am recommending this to my students.

[@hitman94ism]

thank you sir.... your tips are very help full...my first year is commencing this aug!!!

[@irvintacos9522]

best advice yet

[@polyelectricalsolution]

This is the best advice for engineers.Take it or leave it I like this advice

[@unchainedabomination7228]

Thanks man I can't wait to be an engineer

[@Teagill]

+Dylan Cardinal me too

[@anthonyruiz7925]

Study habits, ask for help, build connections, and work in teams. Got it.

[@Andrew-be9tk]

real engineering students watch on 2x speed.

[@alexisidro]

LOL...good advice

[@thatdudewelove8498]

About the "work with other people" and "getting to know your professor", these two are *EXTREMELY* IMPORTANT now more than ever! In this day and age, its absolutely vital to start building a network of people you can refer or refer to you to once youre out of college and putting that degree to use. The more people you know, the more contacts you'll get, and the more "known" you'll get. And if you can during your time in school, find internships, find work, find *anything* that'll build up your resume because many MANY jobs these days require you to have a certain time of work experience or have contacts that trust your ability.

[@thatdudewelove8498]

+RIISCO T I cannot stress it enough- most businesses today do not care about your degree- well they do- but they care more about your work history and how efficient you are because the engineering degree means that you are a demanding person who gets the work done yesterday. Engineering is hard, but it is well rewarding for those who are willing to be proactive and become something more than themselves.

[@1989kiefer]

Thanks for sharing your tip.

[@SearchSagath]

Great video and excellent tips!

[@JakeVoorhees]

Yuppp, are you an engineer?

[@jeromenkya3993]

i liked the advice and i believe i will take it into consideration

[@FlyingGentile]

Future fighter and test pilot here, this kind gentleman gave me great confidence...i'm not strong in math, but i can hang in there.

[@chattwalid6530]

thanks for this video, it really helps !! :D

[@adampnewsome]

I have taken courses in linear algebra, statistics, multiple calculus and differential equations courses. As a pre requisite to an engineering degree, typically high school advanced functions and calculus are needed. I would recommend data management/discrete mathematics as well, if available.

[@thearchitect27]

Watching this clip as I'm applying to Graduate schools! Kinda wish I watched this when I was in high school...

[@domoniquelewis1335]

Great tips I enjoyed them Good Job

[@Torian242]

Thank you very much!

[@madeofwax92]

I'm going into Chem Engineering too. It depends on how easily you pick up things like Calc, Chemistry, etc.

[@artakisthebest]

Im doing all that, anad im gettign one of those corduruy coats, but not quite sold on the elbow patches yet...

[@gdogvibes1]

First-year college student, and this guy is totally right!

[@Fantosonium]

I need to get one of those coats.

[@jaidenchuwa6055]

I like this, I will use it Thanks

[@cynthita93]

thanks for the tips! good video :)

[@gunnbolt]

I like this. Thanks

[@n8iveidiot13]

Chemistry is great for med-school and for researching other medical stuff. Im no med-student but you are guarenteed better success with Physics being strong

[@EclecticSceptic]

Helpful video, that professor/lecturer is cool.

[@16yearoldwhiteboy]

thanks for the video great explanation

[@MeAndMyFavourites1]

i wish i saw this video before i failed my engineering college freshman :( i had way too much friends and parties ...

[@JakeVoorhees]

Yeah that happens to many students. What are you up to now?

[@ChaosAngelo]

Good video, and tips, I thought with engineering you would have to study all the time since it's difficult but it seems less nerverecking, and more interesting

[@aranw]

50, 40 peoplein a math class, daym, I had 400 in my maths course

[@ultimateking4341]

+Aran Warren BRUH

[@francisochieng1008]

Thanks for the nice tips

[@Lovegreen-Industrial-Services]

Wise advice!

[@KathleenManalo]

I find library and headphones the perfect combination for my study time during school hours :)

[@sheenamarieibabao6253]

Thanks!

[@mba2ceo]

#1 reason for difficulty in learning ... incompetent teachers !!! Just my opinion.

[@TheDaarklink]

LevikTech No no, mba2ceo is right. There are some serious incompetent professors. Especially when those particular professors are only teaching so they can do research at that university.

[@warnexus]

TheDaarklink they have office hours! if a student needs help, they should go to office hours

[@tyranoid4]

warnexus you're not a science major are you

[@ishibhoi6681]

I totally agree dude.. when i was doing my A/Ls, i ditched chemistry because of my darn worthless teacher.

[@janvanbiljon1722]

Ishi Bhoi :P

[@MrRastephen]

Study team is definitely the best idea that I have heard for myself... I just don't have the drive to just keep going on my studies... I get sidetracked VERY easily. So much so I procrastinate even going down to the college to enroll.. :( .. although 2 kids and having to work all day is a deterrent, oh well I better suck it up!

[@dna1993ful]

very nicely explained

[@Travish2011]

This is true mainly in small towns with small engineering firms.

[@singhjobim9719]

would it be okay to wear a coat with leather patches even if you haven't finished college ? I already have a briar pipe, but those jackets rock.

[@robertsimpson3219]

Thanks man.

[@devvv4616]

man i wish i knew how important the basics of calculus was. never took it seriously and took it like how i studied in hs, just cramming at the last second, so i didn't retain the most fundamental concepts and had to constantly review it on my own as i go through advanced courses. Being a relatively bright student(while in hs) can be a disadvantage in college cos you don't develop the proper study habits to excell in college.

[@domobrah2671]

Yea but teachers also do NOT help us in any way to learn this fact. Theyre just trying to get the semester over with.

[@maximasforrester8689]

My school has a good library that place is gold I get so much stuff done their

[@DrBryanFleming]

This steps would also help me in high school

[@crazyguys9279]

Very Helpful

[@dantheman1010220]

Thanks! I am attending UC next month. Your advise will help me in engineering

[@sabinshrestha33]

Hats off!!!!!!!!

[@himanshu6489]

just..just awesome

[@kevs777]

About the 2nd one get along with the professor thats true when i was in highschool i got along with him and he was so good he used to tell me secrets to study and what he do with the electrical problems and alot of stuff

[@kiendothompson9495]

Thanks!,!

[@mustafashakeeb5152]

Good one

[@richardwager2383]

I'm 14 and lost 8 months of school cause I'm moved hom and school it's dragging as I'm diagnosed with behaviour issues so yer I love books and need to catch up a lot can't wait for school

[@ARJDaund]

ThankYou

[@UsmanAli-gb4bn]

thank u so much sir i m gonna study engineering........u encouraged me a lot God bless u!

[@JakeVoorhees]

Usman, ya for sure. Which engineering did you choose?

[@UsmanAli-gb4bn]

sir i have selected computer software engineering. is this good field?

[@UsmanAli-gb4bn]

sir i chose computer software engineering. is this good field?

[@kkuracafe]

thank you 😊

[@Alasmari6]

thank you so much

[@qbthething]

so dam true...made all As in high school and all Ds in college.

[@HerShe_]

Cool guy

[@xslithsx]

Thank you for the wonderful video. I'll never wear the jacket though

[@deepstudios3832]

After learning a topic, try teaching it amongst your friend group. You will become the master when you have a student to teach. Unknowingly, your brain will become conditioned to find simple ways of looking at a problem and this really helps when you need to bank those easy marks on exams, giving you more time to crack the challenging problems.