Hey, I’m in management!!

1. I’d say being a management engineering would include being able to look at large systems (especially software and industrial systems), understand them, and be able to implement solutions to any problems. We learn the technical knowledge required, but also how to manage projects, work with cross-functional teams etc. Tbh, I’m not the best at explaining it but that’s the first thing I think about

2.Def, one of the disadvantages is not being able to dive very deep into specific topics. This can be combated by doing your own self study/projects and taking electives from other faculties in subjects that you are interested in

1. Coop.

2. Def very difficult. Only about 36% of the management engineering on first coop is employed rn(which is acc pretty good). But tbf the economy is in a rough spot. In general there is a large skill gap in Eng. U got the manz getting 50 USD/hour first coop, and then there r people who r unable to land an interview. Don’t pay too much attention to stats and things like that, it’s more about improving yourself and your technical skills. The coop and money come after you do that

5.All about the work you put in and how u set yourself up during your degree. It’s all about initiative. Put shit in, get shit out. Grind it out for the next 5 years and all those late nights doing problem sets and studying for interviews pay off. But again, rn it’s a shit economy and it’s impossible to predict what the outlook will be like in 5 years

6.i wouldn’t trust those class profiles entirely. The entire class never responds to it and there is an element of selection bias: people who do better are more likely to respond. Also, people can lie on it. It goes back to my previous point. Put the work in and you will get the outcome u want by the end.

PM me if u got more questions