₦airaland Forum

tensazangetsu20:
Like I said my advice is for those going to the university.
Mechanical engineering doesn't have much jobs again not even in its own fields of competency. This is all the available vacancies in chevron at the moment. They are mostly related to computer science

https://careers.chevron.com/professionals/job-types/maritime/international-seagoing-opportunities
Click on the find a job link to see.

Even automotive companies employ more computer scientists and software engineers than they do mechanical engineers. Those physical types of engineering are loosing relevance fast.

I can't argue.

tensazangetsu20:
Bros it's how it is presently. There's hardly any mechanical engineering jobs now. If you doubt me go on LinkedIn go on indeed go on any job sites and compare. For every one mechanical engineering job there are hundreds of computer science jobs.

Not all jobs are on LinkedIn. I know a lot of people who're Mechanical engineers and practicing they sure didn't get employed through LinkedIn.
Stop categorizing things you don't know about. Besides how can you compare mechanical engineering and computer science? The real world isn't nairaland, you think the world revolves around programmers or Java or some geek stuff?

samuelpeters:
Could you elucidate on the "mechanical engineering is not supposed to be there"

Very well. firstly Mechanical engineering is a very broad discipline that encompasses a whole lot. mechanical engineers can work literally anywhere machines or metal based construction is in place, from numerous factories to the oilfields of the Niger Delta to anywhere machines are. Mechanical engineering is part of the future not like petroleum engineering or chemical engineering( partly).

I think it's really absurd that Mechanical engineering which is the mother of all engineering is placed as unemployable in a list( that I question it's integrity) when we have coursed like food technology, plant nutrition, adult education, and many more trademarks anyhow Nigerian courses.

tensazangetsu20:
I made a thread on nairaland a few months back. Unemployment is a very dire situation in Africa a very dire one. If you think that Nigeria is bad wait till you see the stats from other African nations. Only south Africa has a viable job market and yet she boasts of an unemployment rate of above 50 percent. Most of the courses we studied in school are extremely useless now. Mechanical engineering, chemical engineering, petroleum engineering and the likes have become useless. There's hardly any jobs for graduates from this kind of courses now.

What I would advise people and I will continue to say it again. If you are below 18 a science student and you are about to get into the university pick computer science or medicine or nursing. If you go for computer science, become the best programmer you can become. Study the trends and learn what is absolutely important. Find a way to japa from this shithole. There are a lot of countries with clear immigration paths if you remove your eyes from America UK and Canada. Get out of Africa while still young especially if you're from an average family.

I agree with most of what you said but, mechanical engineering is not supposed to be there. You can't put mechanical engineering in the same group of unemployable courses it's just absurd.

It's very clear she's using you... So what you mean to say is since you've graduated you've not really entered the streets to hustle for a job? From graduation to msc to PhD not leaving the four walls of the university. Be a man and Take the initiative.

pillarmaria:
Orne Yem kasha

You nack her?

Abeg post it... Which one is click

motionarena:
I mean d full specifications

the specs are ok but the processor speed is a reap off you should have checked all this b4 purchase.

True. So there's no way I'm playing games?

motionarena:
please what is d full configuration of the laptop and d price

What do you mean by configuration?

Benjaniblinks:
Damn 1.10Ghz in 2020??

I didn't realize this fact until I was installing the games. But apart from the games everything is very smooth. It's brand new and it has a storage space of 1tb also it's a 7th generation core i3(not sure what this has to do).

Veiniously:
jezzzz 1.1ghz guy that one na to use am play ludo na........ My 1.8ghz plays hitman contract and blood money very well but any higher game is a no no I even increase my ram to 6gb

So no hope?

shedy03:
What's the processor core & frequency, and RAM?

It has a double processor core, 1.10hz or GHz can't remember. It's also 4gb ram.

Good day nairalanders. I just bought a laptop last week an hp 250 g7 and I've been trying to install games in it, I installed three games. * Just cause * hitman contracts and one of the early 2010s Fifa games. The problem is that all of them run but they run very slowly and it makes it unbearable to play. I've checked everywhere on Google and I haven't seen anything capable of changing the speed. Computer gurus I need your expertise.

Wow.. quite captivating. Mods seun and lalasticala fp.. this topic is made for front-page.

KingMicky3286:
Printout from internet . But i can't remember my exam number to print it out. I sat for it in the year 2000.

I'd advise you go to the school you wrote the examination and enquire.

KingMicky3286:
Please do you know anyone that work with NECO office? I lost my neco certificate and i cant remember my exam number.

Please i need a help to retrieve my NECO result .

Please indicate if you can help. Scammers , Dont bother dive in here as i will never fall your scheme.

Is it your original neco result or printouts from the internet

smartgenius:
2011-2012 - nysc
2012 - 2014- masters in Nigeria on Exxon Mobil scholarship.
2014- 2019- Manager at Nigerian Breweries plc
2019 to date- Canada Permanent Resident, manager at a top company, doing MBA and also doing PhD on full scholarship.
I graduated in Nov. 2010.
Resiliency is the word. Just keep pushing. Don't give up.

Sir, what course did you study? Also I'm sure you graduated with a good grade.

What advice will you give to a young student studying engineering in Nigeria? I want to succeed sir.

mayor1814:
Add English Education, Math Education, Educational Technology and other educational courses.

You can work effectively anywhere with those underrated educational courses. You can work in media houses, companies, academic field ETC.

Educational courses are one of the best courses offered in the universities.

Dey deceive yourself

tensazangetsu20:
If you are about to get into the university please put in for computer science. While in the university, be the best programmer you can possibly be. Take your core courses like data structures and algorithms and systems design very seriously as they are the Hulk of programming interviews. You would be spoilt for jobs when you graduate. Don't go for any engineering course. Medicine is good if you can leave Nigeria sha.

Why not engineering??

Amotolongbo:
Many of them are now in private secondary school teaching biology and Integrated Science

cucumbae:
I used to envy graduates but when my friend who has graduated from the University a few years ago and has not gotten a lucrative job other than teaching in a private school is asking me teach him my handwork.I come dey wonder whether he dey whyne me ni.Na engineering this guy study O.

What course did he read and what grade did he graduate with?

Seems very beautiful.

I'm not sure it does... Fairy tales as ever!

JOBgame:
My madam has been disturbing me for long to Bleep her if not i will loose my job pls is it good to do it?

What's the full story?

Asking so we can advise you well.

Good for you..
As for me, I didn't come to this life to "manage".

Durentt:
no, I did a test

How many was your sperm count?