Engineering and Industrial Design (2 Viewers)

[teljalis]

Hi, it's my first time posting, and I think it's in the right section, but I was wondering about what others think about the Mechanical Engineering and Industrial Design.

I read about those in the handbook, and I get the general idea, that Industrial Design is more on the design process obviously and conceptual, and Mechanical Engineering seems more on the how it works side.

I'm just looking for some advice on what's a more rewarding type of course, I have interest in both design and engineering. Although they say don't use the UAI cutoff as a determinant, but I can't help it in this case. Just some opinions is fine =D

Thanks

 

[Uncle]

Design will come around every year other than the mathematics and theory that comes with your learning.

 

[teljalis]

Ahh I see. Thanks

 

[lorzi12]

there is a course in melbourne that is a double degree of mechanical engineering and industrial design at Monash uni
i cant decide either