sikeveo
back after sem2
what degree would you do if you want to go into automotive design or r&d?
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sikeveo
back after sem2
sorry, tafe is definately not an option. I was thinking maybe a mech engineering degree then going to europe to do a post grad automotive design course?
esther
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theres no set course for at uni for automotive design i dont think...
however, if you do mech engineering at usyd, you get a chance to join the usyd fsae team where we design and manufacture a car and at the end of the yr, we race it against other unis from aus and other countries around the world. if you want to have a look go to http://www.aeromech.usyd.edu.au/sae
same for unsw aswell i think but im at usyd so~ hehe
however, if you do mech engineering at usyd, you get a chance to join the usyd fsae team where we design and manufacture a car and at the end of the yr, we race it against other unis from aus and other countries around the world. if you want to have a look go to http://www.aeromech.usyd.edu.au/sae
same for unsw aswell i think but im at usyd so~ hehe
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sikeveo
back after sem2
hmm sounds mighty tempting... might transfer if i dont get med
UTS you get to manufacture and design your own car. Plus you get to compete that car!
Into F1? LOL Those people are the best of their fields, you can't have a degree. Yes I mean a degree to get into F1 without any experience. You are dreaming.
Did you know that the Hyrbrid Honda was in Research at the beginning of 1995? It took more than 8 years to get it into the Market! Moreover, the head director of the Hybrid Program is now in F1. If you didn't know that, I guess you're into cars because of the G.L.A.M.O.U.R.
Into F1? LOL Those people are the best of their fields, you can't have a degree. Yes I mean a degree to get into F1 without any experience. You are dreaming.
Did you know that the Hyrbrid Honda was in Research at the beginning of 1995? It took more than 8 years to get it into the Market! Moreover, the head director of the Hybrid Program is now in F1. If you didn't know that, I guess you're into cars because of the G.L.A.M.O.U.R.