...Armed with a minor in Manufacturing Engineering, coupled with a strong familiarity of the industry, a deep-seated affection for the enterprise, and a clear understanding of my future, I feel that I’m at the perfect juncture to cultivate my skills to the fullest. Therefore, to intensify my knowledge, I wish to apply for a Master’s in Mechanical Engineering program at ____________ University. A challenging environment will drive me to explore my interests and conduct research in topics such as Solid Mechanics and Composite Materials. That, added to my keen aptitude in the field, and a congenital desire to constantly apply myself productively, will help me fit in well beside the plethora of bright minds that form the fabric of the...
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...require direct human energy being utilized. to In my childhood, instead of dolls, I loved robots and machines with remote controls. In accumulation, these factors increased my desire to learn more about engineering. Soon afterwards, I started to learn physics and I became a serious motor sport enthusiast, and so I could increase my knowledge, my brother presented me with a motorcycle. By doing so, my brother encouraged me to read further about engineering, and a few books later, I knew what I was devoting my life to. The more I learn about mechanical engineering, the more assured I become that a career as a mechanical engineer is what’s best suited to me. During my college carer, I have studied many subjects connected...
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...Introduction Career in mechanical engineering involves grappling with various aspects of the technical and practical work. The job of a mechanical engineer involves widespread handling of machines and components which have a direct relation with power by producing it, transmitting it or even making use of power. The major concern of mechanical engineers is bent towards ways and mechanisms through which natural energy sources are converted into uses of practical nature. As part of their work, mechanical engineers seek to come up with tools that are vital for other engineers to make use of them as they go about their daily routine. In order to work effectively, mechanical engineers need to work in a team of scientists and experts in various sectors of the engineering occupation who come up with theories and various other developments and innovations. In a more daily routine, mechanical engineers need to be complemented by other mechanical technicians in order that their work can be more effective . A career in mechanical engineering is one wrought with challenges and qualification requirements. As such, there are quite interesting benefits obtained from the career. A look at the various roles and functions of mechanical engineers shows the presence of these professionals is very essential in the modern day world. Analysis of the various components of mechanical engineering career and profession Mechanical engineering is one of the most important professions that have...
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...LINGYAO LI 9308 Cherry Hill Road, APT410, College Park, MD 20740 Phone: 202-355-5281│Email: lilingyao@hotmail.com EDUCATION Department of Civil Engineering, University of Maryland (UMD) PhD, Project Management│Current GPA 3.67/4.00 College Park, MD Expected May, 2019 College of Ship Engineering, Harbin Engineering University (HEU) Harbin, China M.S., Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering│GPA 3.75/4.00 Sept.2012 ~ Jun.2014 Awards: China National Scholarship; Merit Student in Heilongjiang Province (Top 5/180). College of Ship Engineering, Harbin Engineering University (HEU) Harbin, China B.S., Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering│GPA 3.65/4.00 Sept.2008 ~ Jun.2012 Minor, Business Administration│GPA 3.53/4.00 Sept.2010 ~ Jan.2012 nd Awards: Graduation with Honors, Merit Student, 2 Class Scholarship and etc. (7times). PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE PROJECT EXPERIENCE Scheduling Modeling & Coordination Mechanism Based on MAS for Marine Equipment Project Researcher│China Natural Science Foundation Project Jun.2013 ~ Jun.2014 Built scheduling model and coordination mechanism based on Multi-agent System (MAS) theory. Developed a collaborative scheduling system using Oracle database and MyEclipse. Designed Improved Genetic Algorithm (IGA) for multi-objective scheduling under resource conflicts. Information Management Technology of Jack-up Drilling Platform Construction Analyst│China National 12th Five-year Plan Major Scientific Project Mar...
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...Gustavo Villarroel 8801 Villa View Cir APT 204 Orlando Fl, 32821 Gustavo Villarroel 8801 Villa View Cir APT 204 Orlando Fl, 32821 Hello Sir or Madam, I realize that this is not one of the prompts for the essay. But I thought instead of going through the same essays over and over again, you can get to know more about me and what I’d like to do for the future. Sound good? Ok let’s go. First of all my name is Gustavo Arturo Villarroel De La Concha Alvarez. Pretty long isn’t it? Don’t worry you can call me Gus for short. Over the past year when I still a junior in high school I conjured up a multitude of ideas for innovations that could very well alter the way we manufacture vehicles for the future, but first I need to be educated in the field that best suits that subject, Mechanical Engineering. During my junior year, I bought a 2001 6 cylinder Laser Red Ford Mustang. It was a stick shift too, so it was fun to drive on the highway switching in and out of gears and really hear the engine roar. I went with my mother and step father to the Rolex 24 since they worked for BRA Motorsports and went inside the garages for the racers and I was mesmerized by the array of sport horses as well as the components that make them up. I was always a curious soul, I just felt the need to poke my nose into things that fascinated me and I always had the urge to obtain a COMPLETE understanding of them...
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...Essay #1: What is your intended major? Discuss how your interest in the subject developed and describe any experience you have had in the field - such as volunteer work, internships and employment, participation in student organizations and activities - and what you have gained from your involvement. I’ve wanted to become a mechanical engineer ever since the first time I saw a Formula One racing car on TV. There was something special about the car that captured my interest. I admired the skillful drivers, but I was more drawn to the person who made the car. My father told me only mechanical engineers are able to design machines that complex. In that moment, I decided to study mechanical engineering so that I could design the best cars in the future. When I discovered physics in high school, I realized how exciting it was to focus on a subject I liked. The deeper I studied physics, the more passionate I became. My growing interest helped me make my decision to study abroad in the United States. I know that the U.S. has the most advanced engineering technology in the world, so I am excited by the possibility of continuing my education there. My parents support the idea wholeheartedly. In all the generations of my family, I will be the first to attend college—they would be proud if I pursued my studies in the United States. While there have been many events in college that have convinced me I am well-suited for the study of mechanical engineering—such as building...
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...Februarys Personal Essay I want to become a mechanical engineer who works with the principles of motion, energy and force. Mechanical engineers design machines parts that are used for daily uses, reliable and efficient in a way. Mechanical engineers apply scientific method to find the way to solving mechanical problems. Many laws and principles developed by scientists are used every day by the mechanical engineer a field I love. Mechanical engineers help out many industries which opens a huge wide brawd of carries I can take. Some mechanical engineers work in areas not usually thought to require engineering example as in different areas or even on sea. Efforts to clean up and preserve the earth's environment have drawn many mechanical engineers to want to help deal with the treatment of water, soil and waste material and make the world a better place. Mechanical engineers also work with physicians and medical professionals to study the workings of the human body and design aids and instruments for mechanic to give people hope or even better a second chance. Mechanical engineers work in industry, consulting practices, universities and government research. Most mechanical engineers are employed in industry at equipment manufacturers, aerospace companies, utilities, and many other large and small companies. Job responsibilities range from basic research and systems design to power plant operations and quality control. The school I want to go to for collage is call S.C...
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...ESSAY Computer Aided Drafting better known as CAD has revolutionized the engineering world. It simplifies complex 2D drawing processes into virtual form which can easily be corrected at a click of a mouse. By the drawings being completely digitized, it almost eliminates wasted time for travel and mailing projects mainly because the engineer can just simply email the files anywhere around the world. Another advantage is the user can clean up jagged lines by zooming in on the imperfections and join them together. There are so many pluses with CAD such as no more smudges on paper, no fidgeting between drafting tools and extra care isn’t necessary damaging the paper it’s drawn on. The areas of profession it helps are vast, Architects, Mechanical Engineers and of course Graphic Designers. CAD makes it so much easier across the board regardless of the language barrier. Everyone is on the same page because it mainly requires the use of drawings and measurements. When the program first developed, it was an instant overnight success with its capabilities. Today, there isn’t any industry in sight that’s not using it for example: movie companies, car manufacturers, furniture companies and also forensic scientists. Computer-aided design, more commonly referred to as CAD, is the use of computer software, programs, and systems to create two-dimensional (2D) vector-based graphics and three-dimensional (3D) models that are used extensively in the architectural, design, drafting, and...
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...Review of Related Literature (Appendix C) Gender Differences Gender differences have become on the hotlist of critical issues around the world. Hausmann, Tyson, & Zahidi (2009) reported that there is no country in the world that has yet reached equality between women and men in different critical areas such economic participation or education. It is well accepted that there are no differences in the general intelligence or basic cognition between males and females, the issue is whether each category is innately better at certain, very specific, skills. The cognitive differences that have been put forward include men being slightly better than women at tasks that involve the mental spatial rotation of an object, spatial perception and visualization, and math problem solving. Women seem to score slightly better on tasks that involve visual memory, word and landmark recall and math calculations (Kimura, Doreen, 2002, Pinker, Spelke, 2005, Newcomb, Nora et. al., 2005). “It is important to remember, when we sees assertions such as these, that these are general trends and that not every individual is held to them. Although both men and women as populations tend to do better at certain tasks, the margin of difference is quite small”(K. Smythe, 2008) Male “In mathematics, boys and girls have similar results at the fourth and eighth school years in most countries. Boys' advantage emerges in the later school years and is especially noticeable among students who attend the...
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...Eléonore van der Straeten 130243 19.04.2013 Manufacturing Technologies – Assignment 1 Producing engineering housings: examination of the manufacturing-materials-design issues I. Introduction This assignment is an examination of the manufacturing-materials-design issues involved in producing engineering housings. A housing can be defined as an “envelope designed to retain and position a range of mechanical or electrical components”1. More specifically, the aim of this essay is to discuss what aspects need to be considered when determining which materials and processes are to be used in the manufacture of a car engine cylinder block (which is considered to be a housing). First of all, an identification of the developments, difficulties and constraints introduced by the design requirement to cast (or mould) a housing will be done. Secondly, a comparison of the material/process choices between ferrous alloys and light alloys for housing applications will be developed. Thirdly, the finishing, joining and assembly aspects will be identified and finally, this essay will be ended by a discussion about how the overall organisation of the manufacturing system might be expected to change with production from cast iron to aluminium alloy engine blocks and how the manufacturer has accommodated these changes within their overall manufacturing strategy. Source : http://howautowork.com/list_of_contents/part_1/ch_1/images/cylinder%20block%202.JPG ...
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...Communication and Writing Skills For many years, in the masses of people there has been made a stereotype of the working engineer. This is a person who spends ten hours straight in front of his computer, making some strange graphs and calculations. He is afraid of sunlight and spends his free time inventing the time machine. When people try to start a conversation he says that he has a lot of work to do and tries to run away as fast as possible. This picture may be a little exaggerated, but it is how media and television draw it. But today, engineers need communication and writing skills even more than actual engineering. Any engineering career starts from the resume writing. Usually a resume consists of two parts: the list of things that you have done well in your life and the cover letter. Dr. Craig Gunn, a professor of mechanical engineering, clearly explains, “Many big companies do not require the cover letter, but it will be much better for you to write one, because if a manager will read it for some reason, your chances to get a job will be a lot higher.” A person that is going to give you a job will not see you directly, so you have to convince him or her not to throw your resume in the basket by presenting all of your best qualities in the resume. To write a good convincing resume is a very difficult thing to accomplish without some preparations. A good thing will be to go to a library and read a special book about resume writing. Also, the Internet is...
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...child of four children . When Ruben was young he loved to draw, trace and was very creative. He graduated high school in 1904 and graduated with a degree in engineering from the University of California, Berkeley. He later had a job as an engineer for the City of San Francisco but eventually quit to become a sport cartoonist for the San Francisco Chronicle. By 1907 He moved to New York where he worked for several newspapers. In 1915 Ruben found national acclaim as a copious artist. Ruben was married to Ima Seeman in 1916 and had two children, Thomas and George. During the World War II Ruben asked his sons to change their name due to receiving hat mail after doing controversial political cartoons. Rube Goldberg gave up cartooning and wrote popular articles and stories but returned to editorial cartooning for the New York Sun. He retired in 1964. Rube Goldberg was a jack-of-all-trades throughout his life. He was a cartoonist, an engineer, an inventor, a sculptor, and a writer. When as a writer, he was credited for having written essays, plays, and even poetry. Goldberg claim to fame, and perhaps his most significant legacy to the world, was the satirical cartoons illustration. His engineering degree at the University of California Berkeley had provided him with some knowledge of and ideas for his mechanical contraptions. Source:...
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...Sean Hodges II 8/6/14 $100 Essay Contest Roderick D. Gillum is a present day shareholder in the Detroit office of Jackson Lewis P.C. and a member of the Firm’s Corporate Compliance and Governance. He was born n Detroit, and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Michigan State University in 1972 and a Doctorate degree from Northwestern University School of Law in Boston in 1975. Mr. Gillum has had a countless number of achievements and jobs over his lifetime. The Pathway to Excellence program that I am apart of I had a chance to hear some words of wisdom from him. He spoke about many things including many pointers on how to be successful, but the three things that really caught my attention were “Make a Plan”, “Take the Shot”, and “Preparation and Opportunity = Success”. The Make a Plan point referred to knowing what you are doing, before you start something. You want to remain focused on what you want. On the road to success you are going to lose things and have to make sacrifices. You are going to have sacrifice going out, hanging out with friends, and doing some of the things that you really want to. You are going to have to make changes, but you cannot be afraid of them. You might have to relocate, and you cannot be afraid to lay it all on the line for your dreams of success. The second point that he made, that I found useful, and important was that of Taking the Shot. This means if you work hard, you can play hard. You cannot succeed if you do not put in the time...
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...hours a week for 6 days a week. 2. Shyam is the most skilled dressmaker you have, and hence, is the specialist. He works 8 hours a day for 5 days a week. 3. Chander is the dressmaker who works the fastest. He works 1.25 times faster than either Ram or Shyam. He works for 8 hours a day for 6 days a week. a) On the basis of the above data, what would be the most effective work schedule for all the three dressmakers, customer satisfaction being of foremost importance? (15 minutes) b) Provide a clear theoretical explanation of the challenges and problems associated with customized dress making. What factors need to be kept in mind for planning and scheduling production to ensure a smooth service delivery? (This is an essay question and should be answered from a broader business management perspective, rather than the data provided above). (15 minutes) Q2 (a) Rajeev is a student who enrolls for Admissions Counseling Service with Manya Education. He has a very weak academic profile but is extremely ambitious. You had sent him a...
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...08.04.2016 Technische Universität Bergakademie Alperen AKCA Freiberg e167604@metu.edu.tr International Management of Resources and +905052732833 Environment – MBA IMRE SUBJECT: Letter of Motivation for International Management of Resources and Environment, MBA IMRE MASTER’S PROGRAMME Dear Sir or Madam; I have graduated from Mechanical Engineering department of Middle East Technical University, METU (in Turkish: Orta Doğu Teknik Üniversitesi, ODTÜ). It is the highest ranked university in Turkey and the 85th ranked university in the world according to Times Higher Education [1]. Education is taught in English for all departments. I was successfully ranked the 4913th student within 1.6 million students in the university entrance exam of Turkey, which granted me acceptance at METU. From the time that I started my bachelor untill graduation, completing my masters in Germany has always been my dream. For this reason I have taken German courses for 7 semesters at METU starting from A1.2 to B2.1 level (refer to academic transcript). Only two of them contributed to my diploma grade, the rest were for my personal development and to increase my chance of acceptance into the masters course in Germany. I was one of 8 students among the 20,000 population of METU, who achieved this level. During my last years of my Bachelor I was searching universities in Germany. For this purpose I have been there 2 times in 2014 and 2015 semester holidays. I have also...
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