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Professional title in the field of mechanical design

2011-08-25View Original

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Hello, friends! A friend of mine works at a school (a higher vocational college, at the junior college level) that wants to establish a new major in mechanical design; the following names have been proposed for this major. Please ask friends to help determine which one is more suitable for market demands, in other words, which one is more market-attractive? Friends who wish to answer can simply choose a number. 1. Mechanical Design and Manufacturing ; 2. Mechanical Design, Manufacturing and Automation ; 3. Modern Equipment Design and Manufacturing ; 4. Design and Manufacturing of Modern Mechanical and Electrical Equipment ; 5. Design and Manufacturing of Mechanical and Electrical Equipment ; 6. Other (if you have a better name, please feel free to suggest it). Thank you!
Reply #22011-09-05
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Reply #32011-09-06
First name: Mechanical Design and Manufacturing! No matter how fancy the title of a professional is, if they can’t teach or help others learn, it’s all pointless! The result of numerous interviews is that students who claim to specialize in areas such as \"mechatronics, mechanical design and manufacturing, and their automation\" are actually poor at either mechanical engineering or electrical engineering! Society these days is too impetuous, and educational institutions are also becoming more and more ostentatious. In fact, mechanical design and manufacturing is an old and less popular field of study; at the associate degree level, the focus is on manufacturing, while at the bachelor’s degree level, it is the design aspect that takes center stage. It’s not easy to teach mechanical manufacturing processes properly, and it’s also quite challenging to teach students well in areas such as mold design, which is part of mechanical engineering.
Reply #42011-09-06
This post was last edited by shuipeixun on 2011-9-6 at 16:41. I think it’s better to go to the Water Treatment Specialist website to learn about engineering design in the field of water treatment – it’s a way to make money, haha
Reply #52011-09-08
3. Modern equipment design and manufacturing – this one is quite well-known: lol

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