Recent content by Luois Mers

Thank you guys, you gave me a broad perspective.

You are right, I sometimes do a hobby even if I don't enjoy it just because the possible contributions to brain development, anyway I think attitude towards learning should be always more important. Thank you all for your answers, really appreciate them :)

I am a mechanical engineering major and I try to focus all my entire life in the direction of getting the degree and finding a work where I can do what I truly like. In general I try to do hobbies very related to "intelligence" growth, for example: I'm learning Portuguese, playing the guitar...

Java I learned it on university and in my country is an important skill for finding a job, anyway you should also consider Python or more job focused like Mathematica or Matlab. Saludos

Hey Pierre, I don't know if a qualification as carpenter might help in any of those degrees you mentioned, but since you don't have any interest in particular both are great options, I don't want to encourage you to pursue something ,I want to put the options on the table and it's up to you to...

It depends on what you like to do, I'm a mechanical engineering student and I keep in touch with two friends from civil engineering. The first thing they taught me is that civil engineering is a broad engineering as well, you can work in any field you want to with a bachelor in C.Eng from...

I like the most the propulsion system.

I would say, go for engineering (any branch of it). Physics is cool and who wouldn't want to understand the world as physicists do ?, but one concern with physics is the money and even more in your case ( because it seems like you want to be a theoretical physicist) , but if you really want...

I am an student of Materials engineering I'm 4th semester. I have always wanted to develop airplanes (I grew up close to an airport). I know for some articles on internet that Mechanical engineering is closely related to aerospace engineering. Over the 4th semesters in materials engineering I...