Who might wear this hat?

 A person who applies math and science principles to solve problems.

 Develops new products  Works in testing or production  Works in manufacturing and processes  Specializes in a certain area

 Offices  Design companies  Factories  Plants  In the field

 Earnings as of 2013 › B.S. in engineering - $85,900 › M.S. in engineering - $95,576 › D.Sc. in engineering - $116,000  Salaries based on 3 factors: › Your experience (degree, years worked) › Your location (where you are in the world) › Type of engineer (some degrees earn more)

 Who makes the most money (median)? AerospaceComputerChemical MechanicalElectrical Civil $64,000 $70,400 $66,400 $62,900$62,300$57,600

 Aerospace  Agricultural  Architectural  Biomedical  Chemical  Civil  Computer  Electrical  Environmental  Health and Safety  Industrial  Marine / Naval  Materials  Mechanical  Nuclear  Petroleum

 College Degree: › Bachelor’s Degree in specific area › 4 year degree  Masters / Graduate Degree: › Specialized training  PE (Professional Engineer): › Licensed

 Drafters › High school degree › 2 year degree: ITT Tech, SPSU, Devry  Engineering Apprentice › Hourly wage  Contract › Works for a “contracted” amount of time  Co-Op › Start now as a high school student!

 THE END!  Any questions?

 Using the internet, research a career in engineering or a related field. › Create a 2-3 minute power point presentation including the following:  Title Slide:  Name, Occupation  Content Slides:  What they do, where they work, earnings, education / training required, interesting facts  Include pictures!   Aerospace  Agricultural  Architectural  Biomedical  Chemical  Civil  Computer  Electrical  Environmental  Health and Safety  Industrial  Marine / Naval  Materials  Mechanical  Nuclear  Petroleum

 Crayon fun facts and “how its made”  Best practices for presenting  Continue working on power point