Imagine it, build it 

I do engineering in Brazil. The college is good, but we don't have practical classes. Can you give me any tips or recommend some channels?

@@superguitar6355 first off, there are channels of professors from top universities for each subject for example Mechanics of materials by Jeff Hanson, Machine Design by TheBom_PE. You can search further for each subject. But the much more important thing to do is that you have to set a goal and decide what subcategory do you want to choose in the mechanical engineering. Product design, Industrial engineering, Computational fluid dynamics, manufacturing, nuclear, automotive, mechatronics and robotics to name a few. I suggest you start studying each of them and take an intro on the main fields so that you can decide early on where to channel your focus. Make sure you factor in what the job market is like in your country or where do you intend to go and live and where your interests are. Once you figure this out, then you should find channels and content based on that skill. I am a product design engineer and 3d printing specialist so my go to channels are Product design online, maker's muse, Star rapid and many others. Then finally, based on your selected skill, start practicing on your software and tools like CAD and simulation tools. Do all this irrespective of what the university is teaching you. They are not gonna teach you based on your interests and caliber so fo what you gotta do to get an average grade because in the end, you are valued based on the work you can get done and how accurate it is. No one wants to know if you got an A in statics. But everyone wants to have accurate engineering done. I could go on for hours but I think this should be enough for now :D

​@@superguitar6355There are no specific channels for any topic you want to learn. You just have to learn from a vast number of resources whichever you think is suitable and easy for your understanding level. And do projects as you can and you may refer for projects RU-vid .

@@superguitar6355 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-eqXQ80vlgqE.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IAkxS1xVraw.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xhescTuFs-U.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-br-ezdmEq7A.html Enjoy! Try do project base is the best way to remember.

Thanks for the motivation.

Press F to doubt.

It's a trade school

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That's the audacity

Bruh knowing absolutely nothing about that specific topic. Just coz they are an MIT student doesn't mean they know everything. If they did why would they be studying?.

Next: find a job

Never say never.

Don't give up man, these days having a lab is not essential to learn and build, you alone can do a lot just with a laptop and toy parts. Try to find like-minded people, maybe some local has a garage where you can co-work together.

dont you dare give up'

Sorry to hear this, your honesty speaks volumes. You clearly have the skills, so, like everyone else has said - don't give up, follow your passions and share your mech eng/ tech skills. Why not share them on RU-vid for others to watch, learn and appreciate!

This touched me...I challenge you today man. To FIND A WAY, ALWAYS FIND A WAY NO MATTER WHAT!

you walk into your computer, and get out with some pixelated friends

@@cexploreful what 💀

@@Zykroh install an elevator app in your computer, ring it out and go step inside...

in gctu, we don't have a computer lab

In FPN UMP, we once exploded exploded some synthesised hydrogen from a small beaker, never saw an other chemical ever again.

😭😭😭

That's a problem because you don't spend time actually LEARNING, but just looking at it. there are many way to remember, when you learn. ( Learn means understand+ remember). Because you didn't really learned, just understood. To be able to learn, you need to focus, and push your mind, and force to remember. For example watch 10-20 minutes of a video, and try to remember what you saw. Watch 10 minutes of a video and try to explain what happened, or what you just learned. If you feed like you don't have a good grasp of what you just listened, then listen again. Try to write things down, like what happened, how things work, and so on. The key core to remember is OUTPUT. You cant just listen to a video and hope to remember for the rest of your life. Because in one week your brain would explode with so much information. You forget, because your brain things is not Important. Because you watch 50 videos a day on RU-vid. ( Spending too much time on internet and doom scrolling also doesn't help ). But like I said, is important to force your mind to remember. Speak loud what you just saw in the last 10 minutes, try to explain it, and then write things down. You are gonna remember much much much better. Also do the same for the whole section. So you are sure you remember the whole video or lecture or whatever.

​@@bazingapuzza f it, that's a really good advice

@@bazingapuzza thnx a lot for the advice

Totally agree...

Agree

Indian Unis😂😂😂

Is that a University in TX? 😂

Many do

​@@alexlarson2466and you only have access to those schools if you are rich

@@attadarshimeshram7136 I'm not sure where you are, but in the united states, you can get scholarships to attend public state universities to study in an ABET accredited engineering program which will at minimum be required to have the necessary learning and lab equiptment.

@@attadarshimeshram7136 In canada most of the public highschools in the area have something similar to this that students are allowed to use. Mine had a chem lab and a robotics lab with a lot of the same stuff.

​@@attadarshimeshram7136where are you from? If you're truly interested, I can help you find options. 😊

this is a massively encouraging comment.

I made the mistake in telling someone that I like to tinker. Now every time I see them they call me Tinkerbell. 🤣It's funny and upsetting at the same time🤬. Since my brain is having a hard time dealing with it emotionally. I'll never say that I like to "Tinker" ever again. LOL

At Wits University in South Africa, that's basically aeronautical Engineering😢.

LMAO

I mean no hate to any student, the brilliancy and talent is what most of us could only dream of.

@@Muhammed.Abd.nothing is stopping you from achieving this! You can do it too!

@@Muhammed.Abd. Literally nothing is stopping you from doing so. International student? No problem. Can't afford MIT? If you get admitted, it will do anything in its power to lessen the burden of tuition on you. In high school? Apply as an undergraduate. In university? Apply as a transfer student. Finished university? Get a Master's degree and apply to MIT as a professor. The sky is the limit. With enough tenacity and determination, you can do it too!

​@@BlyatifulButter I am all about being ambitious, but the practical reality is often disappointing. Anyways, thanks a lot man ​@BlyatifulButter . I do want to pursue MS. If you have any insights about that I can connect.

@@Muhammed.Abd. An obvious thing you should have done by now is evaluating admission requirements, funding options, and program features such as thesis requirements and internship opportunities. If you're a high school student, all you should ever do is focusing on building a very strong academic foundation in STEM, as well as related extracurricular activities (by the way, especially to MIT Admissions Officers, everything will be a plus to your application, including things like Linguistics and competitions and extracurricular activities thereof). Also build some projects or participate in contests to demonstrate your aptitude. You shouldn't worry about funding options and networking opportunities for now. If you're in university or about to apply, you should engage with faculty and alumni to gain insights into the program and industry trends, as well as prepare strong application materials tailored to highlight your experiences, skills, and achievements.

I can relate to that feeling 😂

totally

literally

Why?

?

Where's the ice cream in this joint?

I totally agree

that's not that simple, this was possible just because there exists those algorithms... in 2000 you wouldn't get your job done because you wouldn't know how to track a face.

really i am gonna turn 19 soon i don't of this@@cexploreful

@@cexploreful who do you think built those algorithms then, when there are virtually 0 tutorials or documentation.

@BlyatifulButter yes you are right the ideas eventually have come from a lab...

Real size ones, not gunpla

same, brother

why

Same bro

Your school should be embarrassed that they can’t provide this type of education for their students

Saaammee broo...

Man. It's thousands of years of so much stuff happening with so many people, to result in such great institutes that the US has. You can contribute to your country by little things first. But all developing countries have to change on the foundational levels first. I am from Ukraine, and our universities didn't evolve and didn't have huge transparent investments for decades. Any great university will become useless if conditions are not prepared for freedom and innovation to happen.

@@na3aga it is true what you have said brother, but I've come to believe that, that which took America (whites) 1000 years to build, it will take we Africans 5000-10,000 years to do the same if ever. The world would have moved on by the time we arrive. So we will always be lagging behind 😭. The only way I see for us is for the strong to help the weak.

@@na3aga I'm also doing my best to contribute what I can. I did a mini hydroponics farming project, many people don't know about it here. I'm also studying to become a medical doctor and a scientist, I chose this path because I want to win a Nobel prize in medicine or physiology someday. I respect nobel prize winners so much👌.

The real issue is that every country ought to orient their educational focus towards what is relevant in their environment. Let the demand drive the supply.

it's already in Nigeria,

Why are you so triggered?

Mate, Didn’t you read the name of the course?

Yeah, this shouldnt be taught on university campus, tinkering should be the entrance card to the mechanical class, not the actual class.

Get an Arduino Starter Kit - it's all in there, it seems complicated and difficult in the beginning, but once you start learning what is what, everything becomes easier = first time I was starting I didn't even know what a particle was or how an atom was built because my physics teacher sucked. And then I just started reading and applying what I read to something practical. You can learn yourself everything they teach there - if you're determined enough. Difference is you just don't get the paper saying you have done such and such in order to be employed by companies.

You dont have to pay and join to learn all these, you can learn anything on the internet, lots of resources are available. and most relevant companies hire based on skill anyway, so it doesnt matter if you learnt it in MIT or not. the only thing you need is an idea and go on and build it. if you have budget constraints, mould your idea to fit your budget and develop further when you have the skill or funding later.

​@@swapnilmankame but you won't have the proof that you studied that sadly. A person could have much better skill than the students in MIT or Caltech but won't get a job because they don't have a degree

@@Aaron-hh8nx You can ever since 2018. Many of my friends have high paying jobs based on skill alone. skill shows enthusiasm and the willingness to learn. Most jobs are now skill based, unless you want to work as tech support for some MNC. a very popular example of someone who works as a high level IT dev for the government is Michel reeves. all you need is skills and many projects that you have built to showcase your skills. I feel you need to come out of your bubble of the understanding that you need to go to a good reputed college for a job.

MIT is need-based, so you pay according to what your family can afford.

@@ahmed-lf3io According to the numbers, the average cost after scholarships and financial aid is $20K per year. There has to be an ROI, beyond what the marketing says, to justify the cost over a state school.

Intelligence is something acquired that you can gain from learning, experimenting, failing, and reading many books of all kinds. As for how you can be rich, you can become rich with your mentality, rich with your knowledge, rich with emotional intelligence, rich with morals and respect.It's never just about material things

just print it! well seriously, the reason that college is expensive as gold is because of governament intervention. 1. Governaments choose how to found your college unequally, they should't found them at all. and give your taxes back instead so you could choose. 2. Founding one college and the other not umbalance competition in favor for always the same groups. 3. The successful college who brings you the best quality for the lowest price is where everyone would want to enroll. 4. The more money a college recieves, the more they should invest to expands its capacities. But... 5. if the governament is giving the funding anyways. Colleges start asking way more money to governaments and forgets that the money should be coming from its students choices. Schools would be cheeper if 1. there were many competitors, no governament umbalance funding. 2. The money gets invested to increase the instalation capacities instead of lab's technology, so no governament funding. 3. If you really want a high huge high quality you are free to enroll to an elite school. If many people choose this, prices should go down. Conclusion. - In economics, Everything always gets reduced to motivations. - Instead of helping students get a place, this institution improves its quality not the amount of vacants.