The document provides an overview of engineering careers and fields. It discusses 10 main fields of engineering including electrical, mechanical, civil, aerospace, and petroleum engineering. It then focuses on electrical and mechanical engineering, outlining their foundations, what is studied, and common career paths in more detail. Careers in electrical engineering involve circuit design, communications, and power systems, while mechanical engineering careers span industries from automotive to aerospace.

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2. PRESENTATION 01
SUBJECT NAME
Basic Mechanical Technology
TOPIC NAME
Careers in Engineering
TEACHE NAME
Sheeraz Ali

4. S.NO. Student Name Student ID
1 Nazakat Hussain 425-2018
(Group Leader”)
2 Shujat Hussain 888-2018
3 Mubashir Jamal 521-2108
4 Muhammad Kousar 1125-2018
5 Sharuf uddin 606-2018
GROUP MEMBER NAME:

5. WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT
FIELDS IN ENGINEERING?
1. Electrical and Computer
2. Mechanical and Civil
3. Aerospace
4. Petroleum and Chemical
5. Industrial
6. Acoustics
7. Biomedical
8. Materials
9. Nuclear
10. Agricultural
11. Environmental
12. Ocean

6. WHAT IS ENGINEERING?
 An engineer is a person who
uses scientific knowledge to solve
practical problems
 Engineers create new things
and make old things better

7. WHAT WILL YOU STUDY AS A
ENGINEERING STUDENT?
 Forces, motion, structures:
 statics, dynamics, kinematics, mechanics of solids, and fluids.
 Energy:
 thermodynamics, heat transfer, chemical reactions
 Materials:
 materials engineering & processing, manufacturing.
 Design:
 graphics, computer design applications.
 Electronics:
 Circuits and electricity
 Economics:
 engineering economic analysis, cost engineering.
 Human and Social Studies:
 arts, humanities, social sciences, history, government, ethics, law.
 Overall foundation:
 math, physics, chemistry, biology, analysis skills, communication
skills, computation skills.

8. WHAT ENGINEERS DO?
 Engineers cover a variety of
tasks in general. They create
and fix almost everything.
 Some of the major fields in
engineering are:
 Mechanical
 Civil
 Electrical
 Computer
 Ocean
 Agricultural
 Environmental
 Petroleum
 Aerospace
 And Chemical

9. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING:
 Electrical engineering is
a field of study with a
broad scope and
significant impact on
society
 Is an engineering field
that deals with the study
and application of
electricity, electronics
and electromagnetism

10. FOUNDATIONS IN ELECTRICAL
 Physics
 Mathematical
analysis
 Optics
 Circuits
 Electricity flow
 Computer systems

11. CAREERS IN ELECTRICAL
 Design, develop, test and supervise the deployment
of electrical systems and electronic devices
 Usually specialize in circuit design, communications,
controls and signal processing, computer
engineering, and different types of power systems.
 Study in this field can branch into computer
engineering and/or computer science

12. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
 Mechanical
engineering is one of
broadest studies in
engineering
 The design and
creation of mechanical
technologies that
benefit society
 They utilize power to
work with all types of
mechanical devices,
and all types of
manufacturing and
plant designs

13. FOUNDATIONS IN MECHANICAL
 Mathematics
 Physics
 Thermodynamics and
heat transfer
 Materials science
 Gears and systems
 Fluid mechanics
 Structural Analysis

14. CAREERS IN MECHANICAL
 Work in a diverse range of
industries from automotive
to aerospace and petroleum
 Can be applied to other
engineering fields as well
 Develop everyday power-
using machines such as
refrigerators and air
conditioning units
 Design and test different
types of mechanical parts
such as gear systems and jet
engines
 Law firm (law Degree
required)
 Jet engine design (General
electrics)
 Mechanical gears
technician
 Race car design
 Aircraft Design (NASA,
Boeing)
 Offshore drilling and
natural gas extraction
(BP, ConocoPhillips)
 Automotive
transportation (General
Motors, Ford, Honda)
 Professor/Teacher

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Mechanical Supervisors
Instrument Pipefitter
Pipefitters
Plumbers
Pipefitters / Welders
Fabricator Welders
Coded Welders
Mechanical Fitters
Platers
Mechanical Improvers /
Mates
Mechanical: Electrical:
 Electrical Supervisors
 Instrument
Technician
 Approved Electrician
ECS / JIB
 Electricians ECS / JIB
 Testing & Inspection
Engineers
 Panel Wirers
 Electrical Improvers /
Mates
WE CAN SUPPLY EXPERIENCED
SKILLED, SEMI-SKILLED AND
UNSKILLED WORKERS FOR THE
FOLLOWING

16. MECHANICAL & ELECTRICAL
TECHNICAL:
Mechanical
•Mechanical Technician
•Quantity Surveyor
•Estimator
•Contracts Manager
Electrical
•Electrical Engineer
•CAD designers / Draughtsman
•Mechanical Engineer
•Electrical Technician