What's inside your engineer's notebook?

Many people may think that in an engineer's notebook there is math accounts that make it work or class but there is not only that if it also and that depends on the race there are many other things. Personally in my notebook there are notes of the materials more important, in the semesters 2,3,4,5 notebooks there are designs of networks and programming of the devices that are used in the same subject. 5th onwards have what is lines of code so don't forget me among other things more.

How and when did you know you wanted to become an engineer?


When I knew I wanted to be an engineer... very good question I would say that since school I like engineering the only things that change is career because at that time I wanted to study electrical engineering and now study information technology, it is a big change but was a great inspiration for change of career but that's secret.


What's the most exciting project you've ever worked on?

The project more exciting that I have made in my career was in my estancia 2 which I did at large in the bimbo company project and that was what most liked by that was doing the work related to what you want to specialize and that's communication networks. This project is hard 2 months and leave a great work experience in addition to remember seen in classes.

What do you think you'd be doing if you hadn't become an engineer?

What were doing is to study another race that would be business administration.

What's your favorite hobby or activity when you're not working or studying?

What I like to do when I'm not at school or at work is search computer books or magazines with networks or technologies on the same issues.

Was there a book or a movie that piqued your interest in science or engineering?

The truth a book there or anything like that like that but I would say is the proposal that my brother-in-law made me when my career was over.

Who are your heores, either within the engineering profession or in the rest of your life?

The truth have no one in particular.

What's the most meaningful or rewarding aspect of being connected to engineering?

knowing that many people depend on the things that make the engineers from a small building to carry out an imagination to a truth among other things that engineers do.