Examines the vocational side of the advanced manufacturing and applied engineering technology industry. Features profiles of a CNC machinist, a CAD draftsperson and an Electronics engineering technician, who make comfortable livings after only two years of higher education.
Computer hardware consists of Input devices such as the mouse, the computer itself (CPU), output devices (peripherals such as the monitor, and storage devices such as the hard disk drive, digital versatile disc (DVD), and portable flash sticks.
Computers and microprocessors monitor and control nearly every major system in a vehicle. On-board computers make sure systems run at maximum efficiency; they improve gas mileage, exhaust cleanliness, and overall dependability.
Darren Siegel earned a computer engineering degree and interned at a bank supporting server systems. After graduation, he hired on at the bank full time.