Mrinmoy Sarker Added Saturday, March 4, 2017 at 4:08 AM Why it is important for an electrical engineer to know civil engineering drawing ? Answers 1 Laura Halverson, Affiliated Engineers, Inc Answered Tuesday, April 18, 2017 at 8:10 PM Mrinmoy, I am assuming your reference to civil engineering drawing skills relates to understanding profiles and elevations of utilities. Given the constraints of electrical conduit including conduit radius bend requirements, it is important the ...Read More
Abby, Acworth Added Sunday, January 22, 2017 at 1:31 PM Hi, I am tied between some careers ... Hi, I am tied between some careers including industrial design and mechanical engineering. I am pretty right/left brain balanced so I love sciences/logic and the arts/creativity almost equally. I don't really like math (I did until it stopped making sense. I'm willing to persevere through math classes in college, though i'm not sure if i want calculus or higher to be a part of my everyday job) and i'm not a fan of physics. However I love inventing and building things and understanding how ... Answers 1 Laura Halverson, Affiliated Engineers, Inc Answered Thursday, February 2, 2017 at 5:17 AM Abby, calculus is one of those things I look back at associated with my college career and realize I never use it in my day to day work as an engineer. I use math daily, but it is the match that "makes sense" focusing on the basics of addition, ...Read More
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