Top 5 reasons it sucks to be an Engineering student ???

[dummy_c]

^^^ I think 2 years na kaming palaging zero ang result sa Board Exam. Yung latest na exam may isang conditional. Usually 5 person mag take sa school namin. Medyo desperado na Chair sa ECE namin, halos lahat ng standards pina memorize na namin.
So may nasara na bang ECE course sa isang school dahil dito?

[romel_emperado]

^^^ I think 2 years na kaming palaging zero ang result sa Board Exam. Yung latest na exam may isang conditional. Usually 5 person mag take sa school namin. Medyo desperado na Chair sa ECE namin, halos lahat ng standards pina memorize na namin.
So may nasara na bang ECE course sa isang school dahil dito?

marami nah.. di ko lang matandaan kung anong mga school yun... bakit naman kasi ayaw pumasa ng mga student dyan? anong school po ba yan?

[dummy_c]

marami nah.. di ko lang matandaan kung anong mga school yun... bakit naman kasi ayaw pumasa ng mga student dyan? anong school po ba yan?

Hahaha gustong pumasa sir pero mahirap na daw board ngayon sa ECE unlike 2-3 years ago. Hindi lang din school namin ang nag zero2 sa board. Buti yung ibang school more than 30 ang nag take so unlikely ma zero sa board exam.

[orochimaruxd]

Lageng sausage fest pag engineering student ka! hahaha

[kimphoi]

tama at saka isama mo pa dyan yung tamang flow ng syllabus para kahit di ka umaasa sa profs/instructor pede ka nmn mag self study ng hindi ka naliligaw/ 

wahaha eto talaga un eh, may mga prpf kasing

[mindanaocraze]

Less ang cute na kaklase.

[akhen]

Ngayon ko lang nakita ito ah...

I had the same sentiments when I was in College(first page).

Now that I am teaching, I realized why.

1. Profs are teaching to follow their syllabus given to them. Goal is to help the student pass the board exam. Not an application exam sa company. Thats a sad reality, meron yatang protocol na , mandated ng ched ang need ifollow. Kaya I always try my best to teach my students the actual application sa industry (sometimes im guilty of not following the syllabus )

2. The reality is not everyone can become a teacher. There are people na ang galing galing sa actual and theory pero di magaling magturo. Pag tinuruan ka, nakanganga ka lang kc para kang may kausap na alien na iba ang language. Teaching is a passion.

3. Konte lang ng tinuturo sa sa school ang talagang magagamit mo sa work. Actually before ka magsimula sa work may orientation and training naman. Yung gagawin mo sa actual work, less than 1 month training lang kuha mo na... So why spend 5 years sa College kung 1 month lang pala e matututunan mo namang gawin yung need mong gawin?  The reason is, what we actually get from college is the discipline. Hindi natin nahahalata, kahit naiinis tayo we still follow, at sa pagsunod na yun unti unti tayong namomold ng di natin namamalayan to become a professional person. Yun ang kailangan sa isang engineering job.

[_basura_man()]

Ngayon ko lang nakita ito ah...

I had the same sentiments when I was in College(first page).

Now that I am teaching, I realized why.

1. Profs are teaching to follow their syllabus given to them. Goal is to help the student pass the board exam. Not an application exam sa company. Thats a sad reality, meron yatang protocol na , mandated ng ched ang need ifollow. Kaya I always try my best to teach my students the actual application sa industry (sometimes im guilty of not following the syllabus )

2. The reality is not everyone can become a teacher. There are people na ang galing galing sa actual and theory pero di magaling magturo. Pag tinuruan ka, nakanganga ka lang kc para kang may kausap na alien na iba ang language. Teaching is a passion.

3. Konte lang ng tinuturo sa sa school ang talagang magagamit mo sa work. Actually before ka magsimula sa work may orientation and training naman. Yung gagawin mo sa actual work, less than 1 month training lang kuha mo na... So why spend 5 years sa College kung 1 month lang pala e matututunan mo namang gawin yung need mong gawin?  The reason is, what we actually get from college is the discipline. Hindi natin nahahalata, kahit naiinis tayo we still follow, at sa pagsunod na yun unti unti tayong namomold ng di natin namamalayan to become a professional person. Yun ang kailangan sa isang engineering job.

+100 sis akhen sana yung sour gripping ay gawing inspiration wag hatakin ka pababa, maswerte parin tayo ngayon internet age na lahat pwede nang i download at igoogle pati assignment, kaya mas steep yung paglabas ng bagong technology at nahuhuli na tayo minsan,dats life, discipline is a must w/c is attitude before skills 

[Johannah Aleksandria]

Less ang cute na kaklase.

Eh kasi sadyang ganyan eh. Hirap nmang nasa sayo na lahat. Kagandahan at katalinuhan.
Tingnan mo ko, kapogian lang at talent nasa akin, katalinuhan wala.
Engineering ba nman ang kinuha, eh di may ibubuga ang utak, wala nga lang ibubuga ang mukha. Kadalasan lang ha.
Meron nmang ibang sinwerte tlaga, matalino na mganda pa, galing pang kumanta at sumayaw.

[Born2BeWired]

The reason is, what we actually get from college is the discipline. Hindi natin nahahalata, kahit naiinis tayo we still follow, at sa pagsunod na yun unti unti tayong namomold ng di natin namamalayan to become a professional person. Yun ang kailangan sa isang engineering job.

Exactly! Sa mga mahilig manuod ng pirated movies, a good analog is the Karate Kid 1,2,3,4,5...
Here, master miyagi (tama ba) inuumpishan nya ang training sa mga students nya with tasks that are seemingly unrelated to the purpose. His students hated him for that. And yet, when the time comes, that's when the student's realized kung gaano kaimportante pala yung mga skills na yun.

If you (not you ate akhen )  think engineering sucks, then you have no business taking engineering. If you feel this way, I am sorry to tell you that you have no future in this profession. Mag artista ka na lang May scouting yata uli ang pinoy big brother, throw your books away, sugod ka na duon.

[rdpzycho]

 

same goes with the question na "bakit tayo kumukuha ng subjects na 'di naman natin major?". dami ko tuloy napapansin na nahihirapan sa mechanical design dahil hindi inintindi 'yung mga tinuro sa Physics at Mechanics at Strength of Materials.

[Johannah Aleksandria]

If you (not you ate akhen )  think engineering sucks, then you have no business taking engineering. If you feel this way, I am sorry to tell you that you have no future in this profession. Mag artista ka na lang May scouting yata uli ang pinoy big brother, throw your books away, sugod ka na duon.

Sugod na at ng makasama mo yung mga taong di rin tlaga pwede sa engineering.

[rdpzycho]

parang ganito ba?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RJ_Jimenez

[_basura_man()]

Sugod na at ng makasama mo yung mga taong di rin tlaga pwede sa engineering.

kakapunta ko lang di pwede daw yung walang looks at di mukhang boy-next-door,mag-engineering nalang daw ako

[treacher88]

Ngayon ko lang nakita ito ah...

I had the same sentiments when I was in College(first page).

Now that I am teaching, I realized why.

1. Profs are teaching to follow their syllabus given to them. Goal is to help the student pass the board exam. Not an application exam sa company. Thats a sad reality, meron yatang protocol na , mandated ng ched ang need ifollow. Kaya I always try my best to teach my students the actual application sa industry (sometimes im guilty of not following the syllabus )

2. The reality is not everyone can become a teacher. There are people na ang galing galing sa actual and theory pero di magaling magturo. Pag tinuruan ka, nakanganga ka lang kc para kang may kausap na alien na iba ang language. Teaching is a passion.

3. Konte lang ng tinuturo sa sa school ang talagang magagamit mo sa work. Actually before ka magsimula sa work may orientation and training naman. Yung gagawin mo sa actual work, less than 1 month training lang kuha mo na... So why spend 5 years sa College kung 1 month lang pala e matututunan mo namang gawin yung need mong gawin?  The reason is, what we actually get from college is the discipline. Hindi natin nahahalata, kahit naiinis tayo we still follow, at sa pagsunod na yun unti unti tayong namomold ng di natin namamalayan to become a professional person. Yun ang kailangan sa isang engineering job.

I understand u sir..I was a student before but now Im a instructor na din..=) pero isang bagay ang binago ko, ung pakikitungo sa students, d ko gagayahin gingawa sa akin noon na walang encouragement man lng hehe..

[_basura_man()]

I understand u sir..I was a student before but now Im a instructor na din..=) pero isang bagay ang binago ko, ung pakikitungo sa students, d ko gagayahin gingawa sa akin noon na walang encouragement man lng hehe..

yup maganda yan motivation will help a lot, nagkakaroon sila ng confidence kahit kulang facilities nila sa school. minsan yung may-ari din school yung problem,kapag nagbabagsak ka ikaw pa masama,kasalan bang magbagsak ng talagang di pumapasok at di nag-aaral?halos lahat tinuturo at di pa makabili ng notebook para komopya ng lessons tapos ikaw sisisihin ng may-ari ng school bakit nagbagsak ng ganitong students.

case-to-case scenario iyan kung baket nawawalan ganang mag-aral/magturo, minsan masipag si teacher puros tamad studyante, at magagaling studyante di naman marunong maturo/ma-pride/terror si teacher or kawawa si teacher/incompetent sa pagtuturo mas magaling si studyante.

[Johannah Aleksandria]

kakapunta ko lang di pwede daw yung walang looks at di mukhang boy-next-door,mag-engineering nalang daw ako

Baka di lang kasi uso sa ngayon yung looks mo sis, hintay lang at darating din yung panahon na yun.

[motion55]

   

Top 5 reasons it sucks to be an Engineering student

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[Johannah Aleksandria]

Hindi kasi lalabas ang gana mo sa isang bagay kung di mo mailagay sa isipan mo, nahirapan kang intindihin, at kung wala ka rin nman tlagang kakayahan. Gaganahan ka ba nman sa isang bagay na nakatunganga ka lang?

[akhen]

   
Mas sikat ang PBB kaysa PCB.

nice one tita motion...