Mridul,
How does it shake out if you draw a line between the public and private
sectors? If the private sector also is employing engineers just for the sake of
providing employment or because there is a position open for an engineering
degree holder, then there is a big problem.
I don't know whether you live in India or not. I'd like to hear how it is in
the Indian private sector.
Dilip Deka
Chan Mahanta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
At 10:04 PM -0700 7/29/07, Mridul Bhuyan wrote:
As far as engineers employed in India, I am not sure if being creative or not
makes any difference. Regarding most of the engineering jobs in India, except
in a few cases, I am not sure, if Engineers are required at all :) Mridul
Bhuyan
**** You are sooo right Mridul!
What our NRI friends can't quite deal with is the realities of India. They
need to keep up those appearances, NOT because they do not know, but it is
from their own personal insecurities about who or what they identify with.
c-da
Dilip/Dil Deka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Umesh, Not every engineer needs to be creative. However every engineer
should be good in math, just to survive in the field. The design engineers need
to know what is behind the softwares they use now a days to solve engineering
problems. There are functions in engineering where a person can contribute
without being creative in the real sense of the word. I have spent 30+ years in
the field, including management of engineers, I should know something about
engineers by now. A request to engineers in India - please speak up. Dilipda
umesh sharma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
C-da,
But the article was about doing intensive coursework in math at high school
levele - not at an engineering college.
***But there is more to it: Ability to do good math, by and of itself, does not
guarantee success as an engineer or scientist. One can do well in the academic
exams, can even get good jobs, not just as engineers, but in a lot of other
fields, but real engineering also requires creativity -- something Indian
engineering schools rarely help develop, while not everyone is endowed with an
ability or have the aptitude to develop it
Umesh
Chan Mahanta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
At 1:33 PM -0700 7/27/07, Dilip/Dil Deka wrote:
Netters with interest in science will find this article interesting. Math is
used in all sciences, so obviously good fundamental knowledge in math helps
students in all branches of science. A good grasp of math in high school helps
engineering students as well, across the board.
*** And that is exactly why it is so essential to have a sound primary
education where math fundamentals take root or die. If you look at the
percentage of students in Assam who have a decent knowledge of math
fundamentals, you will know why so few excel in science, technology etc.
But there is more to it: Ability to do good math, by and of itself, does not
guarantee success as an engineer or scientist. One can do well in the academic
exams, can even get good jobs, not just as engineers, but in a lot of other
fields, but real engineering also requires creativity -- something Indian
engineering schools rarely help develop, while not everyone is endowed with an
ability or have the aptitude to develop it .
Dilip
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umesh sharma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
http://www.fas.harvard.edu/home/news_and_events/releases/science_07262007.html
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