Mechanical Engineer

11th Grade Graduation Project

Cole Kriner
Pd.4

Nature of Work
Designing Vehicles
Conduct or direct system-level automotive
testing.
Calibrate vehicle systems, including control
algorithms or other software systems.
Perform failure, variation, or root cause
analyses.
Establish production or quality control
standards.

Education and Training Needed

Mathematics - Knowledge of arithmetic, algebra,

geometry, calculus, statistics, and their applications.

Physics- Knowledge of understanding fluid material and
atmospheric dynamics, and mechanical electrical atomic
and sub- atomic structures and processes.
You need a Bachelors degree
Design - Knowledge of design techniques tools and
principles involved in production of precision technical
plans blueprints drawings and models.
Industrial control software - Computer numerical control
CNC software,Human machine interface HMI software

Other Qualifications

It takes about four to five years to get a Bachelors Degree.

In the U.S. Mechanical Engineers must be licensed to work
for the public directly.
The ability to listen well and work with a team is also vital,
as mechanical engineers often work as part of a team with
other professionals.
Licenses often must be renewed every year, depending on
the state, and some states may have continuing education
requirements for renewal.
The general education requirements of the degree tend to
focus on analytical and persuasive writing, as these skills
prove useful in the field.

Job Outlook

The employment growth rate will likely be above average.

The rise in the Canadian dollar and the increase in
international competitiveness are pushing manufacturers
to adopt new technologies.
The number of retiring workers should contribute to job
openings.
The number of job seekers will likely exceed the number of
job openings.
Overall the future for this job is very good there are people
all over the world looing for all types of engineers.

Earnings
The average earnings in PA for
engineering is 74,700 dollars. In the U.S.
the average is 80,700.
In the future the average will be 79,400
for PA, and 86,300 for the U.S.

Occupations
Architectural and Civil Drafters
Civil Engineering Technicians
Electrical and Electronics Drafters
Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Technicians
Marine Engineers and Naval Architects
Materials Engineers
Mechanical Drafters
Petroleum Engineers

Resources
"CareerOneStop." Mechanical
Engineering . U. S. Department of Labor,
Employment and Training
Administration, 12 12 2013. Web. 12
Dec 2013.
<http://www.careerinfonet.org
"mechanical engineering." mechanical
engineering. google, 12 12 2013. Web.
12 Dec 2013.

Pharmacists

Nature of Work

Dispensing drugs to patients according to prescription

that has been ordered by the physician or clinician.
Educate the patient on how to take the medication. The
pharmacist has in depth knowledge about how various
drugs react in the human body and how they react with
each other. This knowledge will help the patient avoid
potential problems.
Accurately measure and package the medication.
Ensure the dosage administered to the patient is correct
and all safety processes are followed.
They also offer advice to the patients on which
prescription work best.

Education and Training Needed

At a minimum, this consists of two to three years'
focused course work; and many schools require a full
bachelor's degree.
Courses in the humanities are also necessary, and help
the future pharmacist develop solid written and verbal
communication skills.
After graduation, some pharmacists go on to complete
a one- or two-year residency in an area of advanced
practice, such as psychopharmacology.
Pharmacists might also pursue a career in public
service, advising governments and helping set policy
The variety of career paths available to pharmacists is
one of its attractions. Another is its strong earning
potential.

Qualifications of a Pharmacists
Youll need to earn your Pharm.D. from an accredited
school of pharmacy.
You will have needed to complete 2 years of specific
professional study - something in the math and
sciences.
The Pharm.D. program should take 4 years to
complete.
fter which you may get even further training in a
residency program or fellowship.
By the end of all that schooling, you should finally be
able to move a pill from one bottle to another.

Job Outlook
The demand for trained pharmacy professionals
hasincreased inpast years due tothe rapid growth of
the healthcare and pharmaceutical industries.
The number of pharmacists in healthcare services is
also growing.
A Study of the Supply and Demand for Pharmacists.
Job prospects are expected to be good over the
2008-18 period.
Because of the large role that medications and their
proper use play throughout these issues, pharmacists
will have an important role in the future of healthcare.

Earnings of a Pharmacists
The average earnings for a Pharmacists
right now is 50,800 dollars.
In the future the estimated earnings for
a Pharmacists in 65,300 dollars.

Occupations
Nursing, Psychiatric, and home health
aids.
Physical Therapy and Occupational
Therapy.
Dental and Medical occupations.

Resources
"CareerOneStop." Pharmacy . U. S.
Department of Labor, Employment and
Training Administration, 12 12 2013.
Web. 12 Dec 2013.
<http://www.careerinfonet.org
"Pharmcy." Pharmcy. google, 12 12
2013. Web. 12 Dec 2013.