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Engineering help!!!!

  • 29-04-2012 4:31pm
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    jonhsmith720
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 13 ✭


    hi i am thinking about doing engineering in university but i was wondering what kind of engineering to do. i am good at maths and physics and am interested in how things like laptops and mobile phones work. which part of engineering would i be suited to??
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    [Deleted User]
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    Years back if you did Applied Physics and Instrumentation in CIT you could after getting your Diploma, do your degree in Applied Physics and Semi Conductor Technology, 'twas discontinued I believe as so few opted for it, most folks did the degree in Applied Physics and Instrumentation too.

    Anyway, I'd have a look at similar course to that, you don't have to do engineering to work as an engineer :)

    http://www.cit.ie/course/CR%20001

    There are similar course in Dublin :)

    The more obvious choice would be Electrical or Electronical engineering or maybe even computer science if you really like the puters. Often not a bad idea to look beyond the obvious.


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