QUOTE(nightzstar @ Jul 9 2010, 07:17 PM)
i need some advices, i think i have make a wrong decision in pursuing my course. I currently have degree in hr and now having practical. All this while, i keep thinking am i happy of what i am doing now and i think that i don't quite enjoy it and i force myself into. I am thinking of what I want to become actually.
I have been searching thru up and down of what I want to be. I don't want to live in uncertainty and not knowing what I want to pursue in my life.
To provide more info on myself, I am the type that is introvert and do not talk much with people. I prefer to work with things rather than ppl. Since i have a little bit hearing problem, so those work that require PR skills is a big no no for me.
I have interest over technical stuff or those thing that involves hands-on. Generally, I kinda like computer stuff and automobiles. I have learnt too much theory and i can say that i don't like to read theory or thick books. I am more to practical stuff. I like science subject but my math is average. Well used to hate math last time but when i was in uni i start to get interested with math subject again.
So guys and girls, is mechanical engineering suit me? I have read on about mechanical engineering and from what i understand you will be involved with machinery dealing with moving parts. It is like fixing things if i am not mistaken. Correct me if i am wrong. Thanks for reading my long post lol and hope can get advice from you guys who have been involving or studying the me course. if possible, i would like to ask if diploma is sufficient for that? Would it be a waste of time?
i am currently doing civil. I guess one of the important aspects to consider on is whether you have the passion or not. What you like might not be what you are passionate about.I have deep and core interest in music but that's not what i would consider of doing for the rest of my life.Some might take a snap decision on this though.Civil and struture to be exact is what i find interesting. Majoring in structure is what's ahead of me (fingers crossed). I have been searching thru up and down of what I want to be. I don't want to live in uncertainty and not knowing what I want to pursue in my life.
To provide more info on myself, I am the type that is introvert and do not talk much with people. I prefer to work with things rather than ppl. Since i have a little bit hearing problem, so those work that require PR skills is a big no no for me.
I have interest over technical stuff or those thing that involves hands-on. Generally, I kinda like computer stuff and automobiles. I have learnt too much theory and i can say that i don't like to read theory or thick books. I am more to practical stuff. I like science subject but my math is average. Well used to hate math last time but when i was in uni i start to get interested with math subject again.
So guys and girls, is mechanical engineering suit me? I have read on about mechanical engineering and from what i understand you will be involved with machinery dealing with moving parts. It is like fixing things if i am not mistaken. Correct me if i am wrong. Thanks for reading my long post lol and hope can get advice from you guys who have been involving or studying the me course. if possible, i would like to ask if diploma is sufficient for that? Would it be a waste of time?
Even if you get what you like,you need to push it all the way. Dont focus much on what you dislike.Learning extra stuffs wont harm you tho... What makes you think by taking ME,you wont be doing any reading?Before you operate machines,you need to understand its concept and theories right?correct me if im wrong but i sincerely think that you need to embrace whatever programme that you have decided to pursue in. It's a bitter sweet situation.
P/S: education is never and never will be a waste of time.Be it diploma or foundation level. Time is wasted when you dont occupy it with something.
Jul 22 2010, 01:29 AM

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