Study Engineering The Right Way With These Tips

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  • čas přidán 2. 06. 2024
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    Studying engineering is hard, but it also covers a broad range of topics with these the best Study tips, you will be able to study engineering the right way. Studying engineering requires you to know a lot of topics and at times, need to be able to interconnect different principles. This not only means that you need to study a lot but you also need to ensure you are studying efficiently, as you only have limited time you did want to waste time studying the wrong way.
    I'm going to share with you some of the best tips for studying engineering that I've found, and these tips will help you succeed in your studies.
    Studying engineering can be difficult, but it's important that you find the right study methods.
    Studying is not just about putting the time in. You need to know how you learn best and also study in different ways that cover different learning techniques and strategies for memories, which are all covered in this video
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Komentáře • 27

  • @louiszadupreez
    @louiszadupreez Před rokem +17

    I have found during my Engineering study days I use to explain/teach to other students what I have learned on that topic made me understand that topic much better

    • @BrendanHasty
      @BrendanHasty  Před rokem +3

      Agreed Louis, the Feynman technique is one of the most effective way to learn anything!

  • @abdoubh5989
    @abdoubh5989 Před rokem +1

    thank you for your advices that you have given us

  • @OG_KS
    @OG_KS Před rokem +3

    Thank you for this advice, Mr. Hasty! It's always uplifting to learn from your presentations.

  • @samevans5903
    @samevans5903 Před rokem +1

    Thanks Brendan Great Video.

  • @DeepakKrishna11
    @DeepakKrishna11 Před rokem

    Great tips Brendan.

  • @pedromanea1292
    @pedromanea1292 Před rokem +2

    Great video Mr. hasty, well said.
    Could I suggest a topic for a next video?
    I would like to hear your thoughts around having a engineer degree vs having a tafe qualification (advanced diploma in civil design). How this can make a difference in your career? How far can u get without a degree? Is it worth having a bachelor?
    Cheers

  • @mohibquadri4053
    @mohibquadri4053 Před rokem +1

    Insightful !
    Brendan what do you believe will be the top 5 skills for beginner engineers to make more money in next 10 yrs & stand out from the rest of the crowd who are just surviving in career ? Is side hustle a better way or being solopreneur is more beneficial for financial growth..

  • @mahimer-bb5kg
    @mahimer-bb5kg Před 9 měsíci +1

    I'm an electrical/computer engineer and did really bad my first year and ended with a 2.0 GPA :/ Now as a sophomore I'm going to make things right and focus more!

  • @solboozyk4014
    @solboozyk4014 Před rokem +4

    Please make video on how to pass the Istructe exam. Thanks

  • @IndianWarriors
    @IndianWarriors Před rokem

    Great 😃👍

  • @TheunsGideonJudeel
    @TheunsGideonJudeel Před rokem +1

    Great video Brendan. Engineering requires life-long learning, and that's part of what makes it a great profession, as there is always something new to learn. Do you perhaps have a list of subjects or syllabus you think covers the most essential skills required to make a good structural engineer? I'm very passionate about education, and I want to make the most of my career. I'm also a part-time lecturer, so it's something I think about constantly.

    • @BrendanHasty
      @BrendanHasty  Před rokem +2

      Hi Theuns, thanks for watching and support. Engineers essential understanding structural mechanics and how forces flow through structures, typically span to depth rations, simple rules of thumb basically anything that allow you to assess complex structures. Lots of repetition on simple frames untill it becomes second nature. Then communication communication communication , written, spoken and drawings most import know how to explain to untrained audience.

  • @williamcase426
    @williamcase426 Před rokem

    Gotta study

    • @BrendanHasty
      @BrendanHasty  Před rokem +1

      Study never stops, just changes to topics

  • @sami786samandari
    @sami786samandari Před rokem

    The best way as a structural engineer, you need to have a satisfaction and that comes only from updating your self and study the right materials
    And after many months of hard work, you can find your way
    That’s how I learned and still on it . . . ✌️

    • @enami_0136
      @enami_0136 Před 6 měsíci

      Im trying that but it taking me time and the classes are advising so fast..not giving me the chance to understand the material well enough

  • @mohibquadri4053
    @mohibquadri4053 Před rokem +1

    Hi Brendan i hope you're not busy..could u answer my question here..

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    @BrendanHasty  Před rokem +1

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  • @onegrail9398
    @onegrail9398 Před rokem

    I usually enjoy your videos but im not going to watch a youtube video with a popup that i cant close on the screen the whole time. if your videos have the includes paid popup count me out 100% of the time

    • @BrendanHasty
      @BrendanHasty  Před rokem +1

      Hi One Grail, totally understand you and can tell at the start of the video, also you can scroll forward through this section. The issue is the youtube popup adds, are needed to help cover some of the cost not sure what add you got. If you would be interested in becoming a youtube member/patrion, i can upload an ad free version for members. Thanks for watching and thanks for the feedback

    • @onegrail9398
      @onegrail9398 Před rokem

      @@BrendanHasty Understandable. I didnt know it went away.