Tsec 24 Inspiring The Next Generation Of Structural Engineers Through Youtube

Engineering Management Institute TSEC 24: Inspiring the Next Generation of Structural Engineers Through YouTube way of which he promotes the structural engineering career to engineering college students who are not conversant in the industry perspective. In this episode, Mat talks to us about what he has discovered from constructing his YouTube channel and how he continues to inspire the following era of structural engineers. Mathew Picardal is a licensed engineer working towards on structural engineering initiatives in California. He has an undergraduate diploma from Cal Poly Pomona and an M.S. in Structural Engineering from UC San Diego. He has designed and managed numerous kinds of building buildings, together with residential wood house buildings, business metal buildings, and concrete parking buildings and towers. Structural Engineering Life Engineering Management Institute Content Civil Structural Engineering â€" Reality vs Expectations A Day within the Life of a Civil Structural Engineer What Is Structural Engineering? How To Pass The PE Exam (EET Review vs Self Study) 7 Ways To Get A Civil Engineering Internship (Structural) Best Post-Tensioned (PT) Concrete Design Books Connect with Mat Picardal Please leave your feedback or questions within the part under on the belongings you plan to do to inspire the subsequent era of structural engineers. To your success, Mathew Picardal, P.E., & Alexis Clark, P.E., M.ASCE Hosts of The Structural Engineering Channel Filed Under: TSEC-The Structural Engineering Channel Tagged With: engineering college students, discovering content material, Mat Picardal, optimize videos, Reality vs Expectations, Structural Engineering Life, structural engineers, video editing, YouTube, YouTube channel, YouTube journey