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The field of Engineering is amazingly diverse touching just about everything in our world. In this video I attempt to capture all of that diversity in one picture: the Map of Engineering, so that we can get our heads around it all and set some bounds on the subject. If you are interested in learning about engineering or want to pursue it as a career this video might help you figure out what direction to pursue.
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00:00 Introduction
00:37 Civil Engineering
04:55 Chemical Engineering
06:55 Bio-engineering
08:23 Mechanical Engineering
13:04 Aerospace Engineering
13:38 Marine Engineering
14:18 Electrical Engineering
17:50 Computer Engineering
19:33 Photonics
20:43 Sponsorship Message

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38 thoughts on “The Map of Engineering
  1. Wow! I feel so overwhelmed knowing that I'm; a hydropower civil engineer (my identity) – is just a sediment particle in the vast water flow of the engineering world we are on.
    I'm currently working as an Intern in a inter-basin water transfer multipurpose (Irrigation&Hydropower) project in Nepal and seeing different engineering disciplinary (Mechanical, Electrical and Civil) working together – in harmony and being awe with the scale of work happening here. This video (The Map of Engineering) just got introduced to me in the perfect time possible.
    Although I'm interested in fluid dynamics and want to explore more of the turbulent flow, I feel, I actually like engineering as a whole as my core interest – solving problem and optimizing.

  2. First off, I really appreciate how clearly and visually you explained the different fields of engineering! It’s great to get a broad understanding of all the disciplines without feeling overwhelmed. The way you structured the information made it super engaging and easy to follow.

    I also really liked your tone of voice—calm, confident, and informative without being too fast or too slow. It made the video a pleasure to listen to. That said, the black humor didn’t really land for me. I get that humor is subjective, but I personally felt the content was strong enough on its own without it.

    Overall, though, this was an awesome breakdown of engineering fields, and I’d love to see more videos like this! Keep up the great work!

  3. mechanical engineering is everything that has anything to do with assembly, manufacturing and developing of physical objects that are not made out of wood, textile/fabric or concrete (nowadays). i don't know about the conventions in other countries but aerospace and marine engineering etc. are subcategories of mechanical engineering.

  4. Very nicely done! Finished my BSME 53 years ago, and no, we didn’t have calculators! Watching your presentation, I realized that I have been involved with almost ALL of these areas at one time or another! Engineering rules! 🤗

  5. Industrial Engineer here,IE’s are now known as improvement engineer. As it has found its way in improving the process of other industries sector such as health care and digital transformation.

  6. After reading other comments, felt like I had to include mine. I'm a software engineer about to graduate with a degree soon, and every field of engineering is super fascinating to me. After computers, mathematics and physics are my next favourite subjects. I love learning about stuff and all my good engineering friends do too (the ones in it for the passion and not for the money lol). Great video!

  7. I am material science engineer, this map is really made me think of how fantastic the field I'm working is. Like one can do materials for electronics and the other – implants for bone replacement but we all united in one, wow

  8. The takeaway from this is take anything you see or hear and add the word Engineering to it . eventually it would correspond to one of existing branches of engineering.

  9. I think this map diminished the importance of electrical engineering. Electrical engineers make the power grid, the motor, the electronics, etc.. I also think this map overvalued civil engineering.

  10. Civil engineers do design stuff that moves. Buildings and roads are designed to thermally expand and contract, and flex (somewhat) with the wind and earthquake.

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