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Posted By<" ">Vedran on August 08, 2002 at 01:56:14:

In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: Engineering Saleries! posted bySerdar Yorulmaz on August 07, 2002 at 23:12:22:

Why thank you very much Serdar. At the start I was intersted with mechanical engineering because it has a lot to do with building engines, naval,car and plane. I love cars and boats and to have the ability to design them would be like a dream come true.

Also one more question if you guys dont mind answering. Lets say I get a job working for a company designing car engines and the components and such. After 5 years or so would I be able to transfer to designing boat or airplane engines or is the a diffrent path taken while studing. What I am trying to say is if I finish and get a bachelor degree in Mechanical Engineering will I be able to work in any of those areas or is there diffrent studies for select areas of work.

Hope that is not to confusing :)

If you understand what I mean and have an answear I would be glad to hear it!

Thank you!

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Comments:: Why thank you very much Serdar. At the start I was intersted with mechanical engineering because it has a lot to do with building engines, naval,car and plane. I love cars and boats and to have the ability to design them would be like a dream come true. : Also one more question if you guys dont mind answering. Lets say I get a job working for a company designing car engines and the components and such. After 5 years or so would I be able to transfer to designing boat or airplane engines or is the a diffrent path taken while studing. What I am trying to say is if I finish and get a bachelor degree in Mechanical Engineering will I be able to work in any of those areas or is there diffrent studies for select areas of work. : Hope that is not to confusing :) : If you understand what I mean and have an answear I would be glad to hear it! : Thank you!

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