Dan Wolf

What degree do you have to have to become an engineer?

I'm looking for an engineering field that isn't completely a desk job. Aerospace, electrical, mechanical, and industrial engineering stand out to me. I'd appreciate any insights into the type of work each field has and how they compare.

what are the steps to enlist or the steps to enlisting when I get out of college.

how else can i be ready for the first electrical engineering job

I am a disabled veteran going into Biological Anthropology, and I plan to be involved in academia for a while. I have heard people talking about how much pressure grad students and untenured professors are under to perform. My main concern is that my disabilities (which are mostly invisible but...

As I am learning about some of the coding languages such as python and Java script, I am wondering which one is most commonly used when working in computer science. What do current companies/ software engineers use to create programs?

What are the requirements to become a good programmer ?

How is the mechanical engineering process? It is harder than others fields of engineering?

I am looking to pursue an engineering career. Let's take electrical engineering as an example. How many years of study is required to have a job in the field? Are there any non-math or science classes one needs?

Are there any skills that you must have if you want to become a software engineer?

How could I convince my family to let me go to college, because they think it’s expensive?

I'm currently a high school senior, looking to pursue CS.

you can do volunteer work or working at some animal shelter or doing pet sitting

I am seeking a career in the electrical field

Do you think I will get electrocuted on the Job?