Hi! I am a civil engineering major but I'm interested in exploring my interests and I want to dip my feet into CAD for mechanical engineering as I'm considering a possible change of major.
Is it possible to take MAE 94 as a Civil Engineering student? Will I be able to enroll in my first pass?
Thanks!
Hi all, I am a rising freshman in college and am interested in landing robotics internships in my freshman/sophomore year summer. I wanted to begin working on some at home robotics projects because I find it really fun and learned that they can help with hiring.
I was interested in creating a robot vacuum (possibly implementing SLAM), which seems challenging but I am looking forward to it.
I was just wondering if creating a working robot vacuum and documenting the process on GitHub would help my career prospects and be something I could add to my resume/talk about in interviews? I’m not familiar with how hiring for robotics works and while I would enjoy creating this system either way I am interested in doing something I both find fun and would help my career
If anyone also has any suggestions for how to format a GitHub repo for this kind of project it would be incredibly appreciated, as I don’t have prior experience documenting my projects. Thank you!
Hey guys! I’m an incoming freshman at UCLA doing Mechanical Engineering. I want to pursue a career in robotics after college and i’m interested in joining a robotics lab to gain experience and knowledge. However, I am an incoming freshman with a lack of real technical knowledge about robotics other than basic CAD skills. What can I do this summer to help develop my skills? And once in college, how do I apply to robotics labs with a lack of technical experience, do you think applying as a freshman is too early?
Thanks for any responses!!
Hey guys! I’m an incoming freshman at UCLA doing Mechanical Engineering. I want to pursue a career in robotics after college and i’m interested in joining a robotics lab to gain experience and knowledge. However, I am an incoming freshman with a lack of real technical knowledge about robotics other than basic CAD skills. What can I do this summer to help develop my skills? And once in college, how do I apply to robotics labs with a lack of technical experience, do you think applying as a freshman is too early?
Thanks for any responses!!