Where You Go To School Doesn't Matter | Here's Why 

Great point!

I can relate to this one

Wow, I’ll definitely quote you on this. 🚀

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probably because there is about 40 million people in Canada compared to 1.5 billion in India

😂 no sense in dwelling on the past. But 5 years ago I definitely would’ve taken the swap LOL

I’ve been thinking about doing something like that for a while now, we’ll see, I definitely recommend going out and doing whatever interests you, it doesn’t really matter how related, as long as you are building skills

I’ve never been to SFU so I can’t say unfortunately, but one thing I will say is McMaster is just far enough away from downtown Hamilton for it to be inconvenient. But I’ve still had fun and enjoy being at McMaster

Here’s a decent website: www.bachelorsportal.com/search/#q=ci-56|di-253|lv-bachelor

Just posted a video about this, added links to ABET in the description you can find out some schools there. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mYgZBVh0sOs.html

It’s an accredited school, so I’d say go for it 😀. There is a little bit to be said for brand name, but as long as you work hard you’ll do fine.

You should apply for a work visa and then apply to mechatronics jobs

@@OliverFoote ok brother . Then brother after completing this above said what should I do

for me its 90% the people im surrounded by. It's a lot harder to begin startups and foster innovation with a team of people who arent as ambitious or not interested. Trust me, Ive tried finding people at my local public high school and it falls short every time- rarely do i find rare gems who are committed to fully delving into this venture with me. So yes, going to a good college is useful mainly for the people you surround yourself with. You get more opportunities to connect with others without taking time out of your day to search

@@jaslavie But is it really necessary to find a team of people, like why can't u study and work by yourself?

Depends who you ask. My girlfriend thinks Toronto is better. Vancover has a larger tech scene I think, there is also better skiing in BC. The landscape in Vancover is a lot nicer. But Toronto has a lot of people, more jobs, less expensive (although not by much), traffic is better in Toronto.

USA is difficult for permanent settlement very competitive. I would see if you could enter on a work visa and keep a job and then apply for permanent residence status, at least that is how it works in Canada, I think it’s similar in the US. Look at their immigration website

@@OliverFoote cool .... Thanks bro ...

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Hey, if you want to work for a big company and become a professional engineer, as of right now you’d have to apply to an accredited program. But if you just want general knowledge on the field there are lots of places you could go, if you want to learn software stuff and even stuff about computers and hardware, there’s tons of info online. I’ll definitely think about making a step by step guide, but for now I’d recommend looking at what topics you would learn at a university if you took a degree and then try to find the info online

Robotics is more specific. Mechatronics is somewhat broad and you can work with robots within the mechatronics field.

Money. The USD is stronger than the Canadian dollar. Big tech and Wall Street give bigger bonuses and stock options to their employees, meanwhile that’s pretty much non-existent in Canada. Some people go work in the US for like 10 years and then move back here once they’ve made their $$. That being said, I personally don’t want to work in the US because I like Canada too much 😛

@@OliverFoote Oh ok. Thank you.

Thanks :)

Embedded systems 2, operating systems, control systems, electronics (mosfet, jfet, etc.), mechanical engineering design, organizational behaviour

@@OliverFoote Buddy, can u tell what all are included in your Mechanical Engineering Design course ?? Thanks man !

When you get into upper years you do get a lot more lab courses where you do more application of coursework. But if you want to get a job you’ll have to do a lot more work on your own than just the labs you do in class

@@OliverFoote Got it .... Thanks buddy .... Stay safe ... Have a nyc day :)