Where should I further study in civil engineering? (which take shorter time n quality)
I am about to complete Diploma in Civil Eng. from UiTM.

Loca uni / IUKL / UTAR / UniTEN / UniSEL / Swinburne / Curtin

Anyone cares to shed some lights?

thanks

Physics was the toughest subject for me, I find its hard to understand it although I got A+ for it for SPM. But I'm still going for engineering(Petroleum Eng.) because both my father and my sister are working in Oil&Gas company.

Any seniors here had the same problem? Had problems to understand Physics but still did well?

I am currently a practicing Civil & Structural engineer. If you are interested and would like some questions answered, feel free to summon me here.

This post has been edited by Value-Price: May 13 2014, 09:28 AM

job vacancy got?

Plenty of job opportunities for Civil & Structural. What are you looking at? Consultant? Construction? Join Developer?

Years of Experience?, Educational Background?

I am currently working in Australia but I knew a number of senior engineers working in Malaysia. According to them, there is plenty of working opportunities.

background mechanical

fresh

Should not be hard finding a job as long as you got realistic expectation. Have you applied for any role yet? Any feedback that you receive from interview?

nope.. just started job hunting

grad 2013, doing post grad study currently. Now i am almost finishing, job hunting start

any company recommendation for application? You can PM me

I am an Electrical Engineering graduate, would like to study Masteral degree.

Any suggested school around KL.

I have a question that even myself cant answer, okay, i have strong interest in automotive, computers and designing (arts but i have only a slight talent), actually i decided to be a computer hardware engineer but automotive seems more promising as i like how engine works and how to improve and pump more torque and horsepower to the backwheels and make it turn moon upside down in 5 seconds, i love physics and math but i failed my add math as i cant remember the formulas, my teacher is trying to help me memorize formulas but i am bad at memorizing but i can memorizing how a engine or a computer part works, maybe of strong interest, but the thing is here, i cant remember add math formulas but i love physics, math. My english teacher told me i should go for writing but i love physics and math more than english, can anyone help me?

i m a form 5 student now excel in physics, chemistry, english, add math (only in homework) and ICT

This post has been edited by XyzionzX: May 20 2014, 02:56 PM

Take your first choice, computer hardware engineering.
Automotive is promising but I don't see that is what you want, so, just ignore that choice.

Love math or physics doesn't mean you will love engineering.

hmm, i like inventing things, engineering..so far the exposure is too less, i dont even know what are they learning

is there weaponary engineering?
quite interested but not really into it, juz asking whether got this course or not

What have you done so far since you like inventing things?

For example, if you like software, you will continue to make software via programming and polish your algorithm needs.
If, you like hardware, you will make it as hobby and modding things like keyboards, raspberry pi, modding firmware to suits your hardware etc.

i am more to hardware, i made a working vibrating blade (for no reason), a high voltage sparkler using a piece of scrap metal

Mechanical Engineering is a good choice.

How about Mechatronics?