MsAnonymous:



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nnoli90:
Please guys, let avoid this website its intent is for criminal use

Predstan:


I swear, that space is just too exciting. That’s what is pushing me to complete this PhD in computer science. 9-5 job in America could be blood money too. I literally read a google employee whose TC was $2M.

These guys who work for Hedge Funds as Quant Analyst are banging some big money too.

LegendHero:


If you have a Geology undergrad with CGPA of at least 3.5/5 or 3.0/4.0, then you can get admitted easily. Since the course is not that core engineering kind, you can always adapt. I know a lot of guys then with even other courses like Biology that cope very very very very well.

You’ll have lot of take home assignments that contribute much than even exams to your final grade and you can always seek help from your colleague with that. Then all what you learn can just be used in the exams which will make it very easy.

LegendHero:


Firstly you don’t state whether your options is open to both home and abroad. I’ll advise based on what I know.

I don’t know much about how Industrial Engineers currently fare in Nigeria but in countries like USA, it’s a nice course and if you can try to apply for masters in Industrial Engineering to USA, you will be very glad you did.

To start with, industrial Engineering is like the bridge between Engineering and other disciplines so whether you study Mechanical or Geology as undergrad, you will be admitted to Industrial Engineering master’s easily. (Note: I don’t know much about Naija universities master’s requirements but I might guess it’s the same).

After you graduate, you can work in virtually all sector because the philosophy is that industrial engineers are there to improve the process and make it efficient and optimal. So you get jobs well in Consulting firms, Engineering companies, IT companies, Banks, infact if you improve yourself well and learn programming skills, an Industrial Engineering Master’s with programming skills will land you lot of top tier IT jobs.

I don’t know the curriculum much in Naija, but if I am to choose between mechanical and Industrial in Nigeria, I will choose Industrial. Besides the fact that you won’t go too much into core Engineering, it will avail you with the chance to explore diverse minor like Quality Management, Supply Chain, Data Science & Analytics, Product Development, and other core IE minors. With these range, you can adapt almost anywhere and make impact. Even in Naija, building yourself well in one of this should get you a good job if merit is involved.

Lastly, it’s your life and desire. If Industrial Engineeeing is what you want please go for it because I don’t see any major life changing difference between Industrial or Mechanical. Infact in some schools they are fused into the same department like Mechanical & Industrial Engineering dept.

Help: Visit this thread on questions on USA admission and general inquiries for your MS. https://www.nairaland.com/6354180/general-usa-student-visa-enquiries-part

MackyNaija:

Yes you can switch, but you'll lose the TA/RA from the first department.

Newusername:


Same problem as mine. I gave it to a technician and he said it was the panel. So prolly it might be the panel. You can either replace it with a new panel or you repair the faulty panel. Merçi.

udemzyudex:


You need to see a laptop technician, if you're in lag I can help you fix it.

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aysnoopy:
Hello house..
Good evening.
My laptop just refuse to power on. The connection light doesn't show at all when I plug it to electricity. Although d battery is bad right from time but it's working without battery
No light to show the charger is plugged despite the fact that the charger is very okay. Thus, the laptop is not working .
What could be the cause and how can it be fixed.

LAPTOP MAKER IS DELL

MackyNaija:

i. You can get admitted in Civil Engineering; a related field easily helps during the visa interview.
ii. When you arrive, you'll do 1 semester (pick courses close to the department you finally intend to end up).
iii. Before the second semester starts, ask to switch departments (schools are very flexible). They might accept 1 or 2 out of the three courses from your first semester.
iv. You get approved and make the switch. Two guys who I schooled with switched from Civil and Chemical to Industrial, a lady did the same from Chemical.

MackyNaija:

Call it bias or whatever you want but I'd say: go for Industrial Engineering.
After Computer Sci and Electrical Engrg, I believe Industrial Engrg is the next best course in Engineering with lots of opportunities.

Luck also follow for the matter, I have been told of a naija Bsc Petroleum and yankee Msc Petroleum guy that got a job here as an Operations Manager in Amaz0n Supply Chain operations.
On a good day, that should not or would not happen.

Oggg:
for somthin of 17k and u are happy... wehdone

madamori9:
What was the total amount you spent?

KlausMichaelson:

Yesterday night I mistakenly splashed water on my system (Dell Latitude) and instantly I cleaned the water.
This morning I used the system and it was in perfect condition until it started misbehaving. It has refused to turn on all this while after showing the blue screen.
Whenever I hit the ON button, the fan keeps rolling but the system doesn't come on and after some minutes, the fan stops and it goes off.
Please what could be the solution?

Floxyolise123:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_ztN2WD1cI

WillyWonda1:
I got an opportunity to get a leave at the oil rig where I work and then joined the company chopper to osubi Airport in Warri.

Then I went home. I already had someone clean the house, so j just slept lazily. So it's Saturday, no light, it's hot, I want to go sight seeing around after a Long time at the rig.

So I settled for a Jetty around my hood and do the locals before evening cruise.

So this guy walks up to me. He greets me
He: Senior braa, I hail
Me : Shakes him.

Then he just started telling things he had before he was wrecked by his babe from Ghana.

Then he just drops the bombshells
Him: Senior braa.... Even if na H. (#100). I go use am package. So I just laughed and gave him#3k. He just shouted EWOO!!��.
Mehn see prayers. So I sat him down and asked him to order for anything. And I told him to get high as much as he wanted. I don't have friends.

I'm a very low-key person. I just want to feel free. It's been long.
And I'm linking up with some colleagues this evening. I'm thinking of calling him along make he enjoy life small.

I can snap pictures later on sha when they come.

I see you are an oilman

I also stay in Warri.

My short term goal as a recent Geophysics graduate is to get a Graduate Internship position in an oil firm.

Could you do me a favour?

Please, next time when going out, kindly assist those little kids you see on the street with a token and some words of encouragement. It pains me to see them struggling on such a tender age.

Thank you and stay blessed!

FatCow:
Here's the link to the WhatsApp group:
https:///EgV5LVZ1EpaFk17RsWbcro

ajl:
I think this minister is not conversant with some aspect of the industry he oversee. It's almost a norm to discover gas while exploring for crude oil because petroleum itself is made up of both gaseous, liquid, and occasionally solid constituents depending on the conditions in the reservoir. If the petroleum is very highly biodegraded, you wouldn't find gases and sometimes will be left with heavy oil or bitumen (this dominates crude oil reserves in Canada and Venezuela). We know that petroleum fraction with 1 to 4 carbon atoms are gases, and its common to find them in petroleum reserves. There are times most of the long chain petroleum fraction with longer carbon chain has been cracked due to high temperature in reservoirs to short chain gaseous fractions. That's why sometimes when gas is found, it may be referred to as wet gas (CH2 to CH4) or dry gas (mainly methane, CH4). Sometimes, the gas can even be derived by cracking of buried coal reserves or biodegradation of coal by bacteria to methane. At times, trapped gases would leak out of petroleum reservoirs because of weak rocky seals. There are places where methane seeps out of the ground or bottom of the ocean. Sometimes these indicates presence of crude oil below ground or it may just be methane formed in the subsurface by biodegradation of organic carbon to methane.

Realtalk20:


In imo state that state had the highest gas reserves in Africa

I work in the In the sector.